Hey guys, I have an important question regarding intel's 8th gen upcoming cpus. I am making a new gaming pc now and have bought most of the parts, only cpu,gpu and mobo is left(yep the main parts).
So since it is already spreading across sites regarding the coffee lake lineup I decided to wait for its release and see its benchmarks against ryzen and then buy it.As it was stated in many sites intel are releasing i3 8100, 8350k, i5 8400, 8600k and i7 8700 8700k. So here is the doubt...will only these cpus be released for the desktop chips? Will there be no i5 8500? As a successor to i5 7500 just like it was to 6500? Since I cant afford to buy 8600k with a Z series mobo,I would prefer 8500; and I dont wanna get 8400 because its clock speeds are way too low. And after I saw no 8500 in the lineup i got really sad
I would also like to add that if I buy ryzen then there will be some issue for me.As I wont be buying gpu until atleast beginning of 2018 so I wont be able to use my pc for some time. So I preferably should go with intel.
So since it is already spreading across sites regarding the coffee lake lineup I decided to wait for its release and see its benchmarks against ryzen and then buy it.As it was stated in many sites intel are releasing i3 8100, 8350k, i5 8400, 8600k and i7 8700 8700k. So here is the doubt...will only these cpus be released for the desktop chips? Will there be no i5 8500? As a successor to i5 7500 just like it was to 6500? Since I cant afford to buy 8600k with a Z series mobo,I would prefer 8500; and I dont wanna get 8400 because its clock speeds are way too low. And after I saw no 8500 in the lineup i got really sad
I would also like to add that if I buy ryzen then there will be some issue for me.As I wont be buying gpu until atleast beginning of 2018 so I wont be able to use my pc for some time. So I preferably should go with intel.
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