It also marks the first mainstream chips in a long while that Intel has launched without integrated graphics. F was the Xeon name for ones with OmniPath fabric installed. It is interesting that Intel is releasing processors without integrated graphics, and calling them ‘F’. The Core i5-9400 is the same processor, but with Gen9 Intel HD 630 Graphics. The Core i5-9400F is a six core processor, without hyperthreading or integrated graphics, but has a 2.9 GHz base frequency and a 4.1 GHz turbo frequency (it's also the only new processor with a price). The new processor classes are the Core i3-9350KF, which is an overclockable quad core without hyperthreading and without graphics, but has a 4.0 GHz base frequency and a 4.6 GHz turbo frequency.
Similarly, the Core i7-9700KF and the Core i5-9600KF are identical to their previously released counterparts. Technically it is there on the silicon, but it has been disabled, likely in order to increase yield and perhaps improve binning. Sitting at the top is the eight-core Core i9-9900KF, which matches the Core i9-9900K through the whole spec sheet, except for not having integrated graphics. We reviewed all three when they were launched, and now the new parts are a mix of standard, overclockable ‘K’ processors, new ‘F’ processors without integrated graphics, and ‘KF’ which combine the overclocking without graphics.
Almost immediately, we were given the details, and here they are.Ĭurrently on the market, if you can find them, are the Core i9-9900K, the Core i9-9700K, and the Core i5-9600K, which use the latest Coffee Lake-Refresh design to offer up to eight cores and turbo up to 5.0 GHz. At Intel’s keynote presentation today, the company announced that it would be expanding its current line of 9 th Generation desktop processors, to include new models from Core i3 up to Core i9.
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