Tuesday, September 5th 2017
Intel Readies "Coffee Lake" Based Skull Canyon NUCs
Intel is preparing to expand its Skull Canyon line of high-performance NUC compact desktops, with new models based on its upcoming "Coffee Lake-U" silicon. The company is preparing variants based on 28W TDP Core i3, Core i5, and Core i7 ultra-low power processors, and 300-series chipset. The Core i3 based parts offer 4-core/4-thread CPU configuration, while the Core i5 and Core i7 ones offer 4-core/8-thread configurations. One of these could even feature a large onboard graphics core cushioned by on-package eDRAM L4 cache. The three "Coffee Lake-U" based NUCs could be released in Q2-2018, which is quite a wait.
Source:
FanlessTech
4 Comments on Intel Readies "Coffee Lake" Based Skull Canyon NUCs
Intel., just focus on improving your iGPUs please. You have been at 24EUs since haswell in 2013.
Otherwise, GPU performance is crappy (but supports Thunderbolt for eGPU - I've got a Foundation Edition Vega - which gives good enough performance for 4K gaming (mostly).
No reason why anyone should get this unless they have to have the best and the fastest small PC. Absolutely useless otherwise.