Intel's NEW 8th Generation Kaby Lake CPU's... EXPLAINED!

Intel's 8th generation Core series of processors are almost here and in this review we give you a rundown of Kaby Lake R ultra low voltage CPUs, and how they compare to Coffee Lake and skylake and MORE!

i7-8550u
i5-8250u

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[DilanoSatria]

Can't wait for x gen intel called money lake

[saikrishankumar]

The Eber voice is so soothing that you fall asleep before the video finishes...

[Dammitimmad]

intel low-key gonna make their budget 8th gen CPUs $1000

[jeneralgod]

intels next generation CPU line - :"Potato Lake", "Chips Lake" and "Dips Lake"

[poiisondn]

That laptop you're using @6:29 I still have it. My mom uses it now and it's like 7, nearly 8 years old now. It's nuts how it's still running.

[today]

Still rocking sandy bridge 2600k overclocked to 4.6Ghz...zero issues for day to day use and gaming. Best processor I've ever owned. Talk about value for money!

[Compucentric]

6:43 When you want to talk about the new architecture, but you signed the nda.

[Thesinistereyes]

coffee lake is kaby lake with 2 more cores.... this is what kaby lake should have been. from the leak i has little to no ipc gain.... so if you have 7700k dont even thing about it.

[newrevelations]

My 8th gen I5-8250U runs screaming circles around my 7th gen I7-7500U all the way down the benchmark line! First time I think I've ever seen the I5 of a new generation beat out a previous generation I7 of any series and the difference is enormous also! The jump from 6th gen I7-6500U to 7th gen i7-7500U last year was negligible and only notably marked in limited specific benchmark areas in a slight edge but this time around the difference is massive and that is on top of that going backwards from i7 down to i5 as well; plus looking at it, an interesting footnote is the notebook level i5's for the 8th is essentially what would have been if they had continued as before in naming would in fact be named the i7's for this generation looking at specific design differences agains prior generations where they have essentially and effectively shifted the naming schemes over for the 8th generation and thereby further increasing the distance in the leap forward this generation which really makes me wonder what both the performance and desktop / server lines are going to bring shortly (IE: new i7s become now i5s, new what would of been "i9s" become i7s, what would be a new i11(?) to be unveiled shortly officially be the upcoming i9).

Aside from the new I5 beating out the previous generation i7, this is quite possibly the first time I've ever seen a "U" model of either series regardless perform so well on most every task I give it putting boundry tasks such as video editing, gaming, and heavier level multitasking within actual viable reach even in the budget and power conscience notebook spectrum which is a really good sign and high hopes for other things to follow soon.

[ThichModGame]

Key points:

Intel doubles number of processor cores on laptop chips
New chips are response to AMD’s upcoming Ryzen Mobile
Revealed laptop chips are 40% more powerful than 7th-gen equivalents and twice as fast as five-year-old equivalents
Line-up is mix of different Intel architectures for the first time
No information on 8th-gen Coffee Lake desktop processors

[azure]

Will Intel be able to Ryzen the morning thanks the freshly brewed Coffee Lake? Find out next time!

[QianBing]

Wow you literally posted this video the minute the embargo ended

[ziljin]

just the laptop processers are going to be released. how long until the desktop processors?

[tbrayden]

So the rumors of Intel announcing Coffee Lake S desktop CPUs on 8/21 turned out to be wrong it looks like. Wonder when they will announce them?

[Tractionless]

My rig is holding up pretty well at the moment.

I'll wait for Tiger Lake, or Zen 2 before an upgrade, which are about 1 to 2 years away.

[YKvids]

Kaby lake ? Canon lake
Coffee lake? Covfefe lake
Hotel? Trivago

[Zeus-sepv]

I'm running on a 6th gen i5 U processor and I must admit that these processors have some of the best battery life I have ever seen. I can work on it for 7-8h on a single charge! And the performance isn't too bad either, playing older games is not a problem for the processor because the GPU that comes with these laptops is usually the bottleneck... I'm really interested in what results these new ones will get even though I don't need a new laptop any time soon.

[yogibear]

Intel is feeling AMD's heat, and the competition begins which is really good, great things will be coming.

[jacobloera]

For someone who has been on the fence about getting an Ultrabook this is amazing news now to see what manufacturers offer when it comes to these...

[Jim_JustGaming]

5:45 I don't remember the Windows Hello Simile Face being *that thin.*
So to me, it looks creepy.