Intel's 14nm Skylake-S Complete Lineup List Prices Leaked - Core i7 6700K and Core i5 6600K to Retail for $313 and $225 Respectively - hassettbeeirekee93

Skylake-S is launching in a few days time and Benchlife.info has leaked the alleged prices of the various SKUs in the Skylake card. As always, I would point out the rumor tag on the top of the spot and urge more than a pinch of salt. That said, this source has been spot on about nearly of the Skylake leaks in the past and should be pretty about the MSRP (list prices are something that usually change country past country), if non entirely accurate.

Intel Core i7 to lead the Skylake lineup at $313 - alleged SKU MSRPs leaked

A recent leak (from an Aboriginal Australian source) was citing extravagant prices of upto $600, however, I would wish to aim out that pre put prices are usually exuberantly inflated, especially from sources outside the United States. As such, information technology would be foolish to take any pricing leak out at anything other than brass appreciate, including this peerless. However, as I already mentioned, as far Eastern Samoa this particular source goes, its record is spotless. All processors featured in the lineup are factory-made on the 14nm process from Intel and feature the Skylake small architecture. The processors are questionable to have sensational overclocking capability, since we antecedently saw the flagship over clocked to 5.0Ghz on air.

The flagship SKU, Intel Core i7 6700K will retail for $313 which is actually pretty cheap, considering the previous flagship MSRPs of $339 USD and $377 USD for the Core i7-4790K and Core i7 5775C respectively. Forward the information is correct, the Skylake "K Serial publication" i7 is $64 cheaper than the Broadwell flagship and $26 cheaper than the Haswell flagship. As far arsenic the Intel Core i5 6600K goes, the price listed is $225 USD. This MSRP is $52 cheaper than the Broadwell Core i5-5775C which retailed for $277 and $14 cheaper than the Haswell Core i5 which retailed for $239.

The complete lineup includes a total of 10 processors in three tiers. The first tier is the 95W tier which includes the "K Series" or unlocked multiplier processors namely the Inwardness i7 6700K and Core i5 6600K. The second tier includes the mainstream 65W section with the Core i7 6700, Substance i5 6600, Core i5 6500 and Core i5 6400. All of these experience a fast multiplier but will feature extended BCLK overclocking support. The last tier is the degraded power 35W tier with the "T Series" processors including the Nitty-gritty i7 6700T, CORE i5 6600T, Heart and soul i5 6500T and Core i5 6400T. Since processors are usually more vigor efficient at lour pin grass, there is quite a a fleck of difference from the top 95W baron tier to the bottom 35W power tier. The Core i7 6700K's turbo boost is listed at 4.2Ghz, but reports from the wild are hinting at Loose-bridge circuit-like-minded OC potential of the Skylake uArch.

Rumored Skylake-S SKU Toll List

WCCFTech	Base Clock	Turbo Clock	Cache	Cores/Threads	Leontyne Price (USD)
LGA 1151 (95W)
Intel Core i7-6700K	4.0	4.2	8MB	4/8	316
Intel Core i5-6600K	3.0	3.9	6MB	4/4	225
LGA 1151 (65W)
Intel Kernel i7-6700	3.4	4.0	8MB	4/8	282
Intel Core i5-6600	3.3	3.9	6MB	4/4	199
Intel Core i5-6500	3.2	3.6	6MB	4/4	179
Intel Core i5-6400	2.7	3.3	6MB	4/4	170
LGA 1151 (35W)
Intel Core i7-6700T	2.8	3.6	8MB	4/8	282
Intel Core i5-6600T	2.7	3.5	6MB	4/4	199
Intel Core i5-6500T	2.5	3.1	6MB	4/4	179
Intel Congress of Racial Equality i5-6400T	2.2	2.8	6MB	4/4	170