- May 12, 2016
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I know it's release is still a year from now but bear with me for a moment, please.
Brodwell-E just jumped into the scene and the consumer range doesn't seem to have improved all too much over Haswell-E from 2014.
Skylake has joined the family last year and some benchmarks show that the i7-5775C outperformed it in many cases. Admittedly there's but a couple of weeks difference between Broadwell and Skylake but the point is: the newer i7-6700k does not offer much apart from slightly higher clocks.
Now I am by no means an expert and all I do is interpretation.
With that in mind: Skylake-X will be based on the Skylake die which AFAIK has an improved iGPU and more IPS over Broadwell. The real-life difference seems negligible to me.
Kaby Lake will join us Q4-16 but it doesn't seem to be improving much either.
Brodwell-E just jumped into the scene and the consumer range doesn't seem to have improved all too much over Haswell-E from 2014.
Skylake has joined the family last year and some benchmarks show that the i7-5775C outperformed it in many cases. Admittedly there's but a couple of weeks difference between Broadwell and Skylake but the point is: the newer i7-6700k does not offer much apart from slightly higher clocks.
Now I am by no means an expert and all I do is interpretation.
With that in mind: Skylake-X will be based on the Skylake die which AFAIK has an improved iGPU and more IPS over Broadwell. The real-life difference seems negligible to me.
Kaby Lake will join us Q4-16 but it doesn't seem to be improving much either.
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