Everyone thought that Intel processors would usher in the 10nm process with the release of the eighth generation of Core processors in 2017, but the fact inevitably disappointed some people. Intel recently officially released the eighth generation of processors, and the first will be the i7-8000 series. From Intel's public information, it can be seen that the performance of the eighth generation of processors in SysMark is 15% higher than that of Kaby Lake, What's more striking is that the 8th generation Core processor will continue to use the 14nm process, which is not surprising. Earlier, Intel said on CES that the 10nm process will take the lead in the form of mobile chips, so this release of the 8th generation Core i7 will certainly not be able to use the 10nm process, which also shows that Intel will change from the previous "Tick Lock" The policy is changed to today's P A.O.O， It will be possible to use 4 generations in one process. What's your opinion? Leave a message to discuss.

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