Intel has officially unveiled its new Desktop PC line 2018, which will take place next Monday, October 8th. The event will be broadcast live to the audience and includes several announcements ranging from the new 8-core Coffee Lake-S CPUs to the platforms that will accompany and support them.
Intel’s focus at the event will be on the desktop PC market, which has received special attention from Intel since the competition raised the catalogue of the Ryzen series. We already know that Intel is planning to launch its family of 9th generation core processors soon, as well as a number of new Z390 motherboards that will be available in this case.
Intel is promoting its Twitter account with a short but powerful video in which they clearly focus on the chips designed for performance enthusiasts and players.
In this small promotional video, you see a pentagonal figure, similar to the box of the filtered i9-9900K, so it’s very likely that this box and its special design will be right at the end of the day.
There has never been a better time to own a desktop PC! Tune into our livestream on October 8 at 10 am EST: https://t.co/xRpXo5ySy6 pic.twitter.com/8FSqMidjqu
— Intel News (@intelnews) October 6, 2018
This event would reveal the processors that were filtered for the last time, i9-9900K, i7-9700K and i5-9600K, along with the ‘no-K’ variants, including prices and official release dates is what we should expect, although there may be more surprises in the processor’s area. We will keep you up to date.
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