Meet the newest generation of Intel Core desktop processors
Meet the newest generation of Intel Core desktop processors
After months of patient waiting, undeniable hype and various leaks, Intel has officially announced that their 11th generation of central processing units will be available for preorder. The tech giant unveiled plans for 14 new CPUs as a part of their exciting new 11th generation of core processors. The new CPUs are set to officially launch later this month on the 30th and Antonline now has six of those new CPUs available for preorder today.
As Intel continues to battle for ground with competitors such as AMD and their Ryzen CPUs, the anticipation surrounding the company’s newest release was palpable in the gaming community. Unfortunately for Intel, the company has had to deal with several leaks over the past few weeks regarding their family of core desktop processors which were known under the codename “Rocket Lake.”
Well, now that Intel has gone ahead and officially put the new CPUs up for preorder, we can take a deeper dive into the specifics of each of the CPUs available on Antonline and explore the vast number of improvements Intel has made for their new CPUs.
After months of patient waiting, undeniable hype and various leaks, Intel has officially announced that their 11th generation of central processing units will be available for preorder. The tech giant unveiled plans for 14 new CPUs as a part of their exciting new 11th generation of core processors. The new CPUs are set to officially launch later this month on the 30th and Antonline now has six of those new CPUs available for preorder today.
As Intel continues to battle for ground with competitors such as AMD and their Ryzen CPUs, the anticipation surrounding the company’s newest release was palpable in the gaming community. Unfortunately for Intel, the company has had to deal with several leaks over the past few weeks regarding their family of core desktop processors which were known under the codename “Rocket Lake.”
Well, now that Intel has gone ahead and officially put the new CPUs up for preorder, we can take a deeper dive into the specifics of each of the CPUs available on Antonline and explore the vast number of improvements Intel has made for their new CPUs.
New Features
Intel has worked tirelessly to provide improvements across the board in all of their new desktop processors. By putting an emphasis on gaming, productivity and creation, Intel has undoubtedly improved their product and the long list of tweaks and improvements prove that.
New Features
Intel has worked tirelessly to provide improvements across the board in all of their new desktop processors. By putting an emphasis on gaming, productivity and creation, Intel has undoubtedly improved their product and the long list of tweaks and improvements prove that.
For starters, the 11th gen CPUs have a completely new core architecture which uses hardware and software efficiency to improve real-world performance and guarantee smooth gameplay. The new CPUs are also all equipped with Intel Deep Learning Boost which accelerates AI interface and the Gaussian Neural Accelerator 2.0 which works to blur video background and suppress background noise.
With the new CPUs, you can effectively run up to three 4K displays at 60Hz at the same time and with new Intel UHD Graphics, you can expect enhanced 3D performance, lightning-fast image processing and intelligent graphics capabilities.
In another attempt to appeal to the gaming community, Intel has added in new and improved overclocking abilities which includes per-core hyperthreading, enhanced voltage frequency control and PCIe overclocking on unlocked processors. Add in Intel Adaptive Boost Technology which increases All Core Turbo frequency and it’s clear that Intel is serious about marketing the 11th gen CPU to the gaming community.
Intel has also increased DDR4 speeds which allow for enhanced productivity and faster multitasking. Not to mention, the new cores also feature up to twice the USB bandwidth as previous generations and Wifi connection with significantly higher connection speeds and higher peak data rates.
That isn’t even all of the improvements that Intel has made for their “Rocket Lake” desktop processors. However, it’s clear that Intel has focused on providing enhanced control and tuning, impressive display capabilities and high performance levels that can rival any other CPU on the market. With that said, let’s take a look at the 11th gen CPUs that are now available for preorder on Antonline.
Intel has also increased DDR4 speeds which allow for enhanced productivity and faster multitasking. Not to mention, the new cores also feature up to twice the USB bandwidth as previous generations and Wifi connection with significantly higher connection speeds and higher peak data rates.
That isn’t even all of the improvements that Intel has made for their “Rocket Lake” desktop processors. However, it’s clear that Intel has focused on providing enhanced control and tuning, impressive display capabilities and high performance levels that can rival any other CPU on the market. With that said, let’s take a look at the 11th gen CPUs that are now available for preorder on Antonline.
Our Price: $199.99
Cores: 6
Base Clock Speed: 2.6 Ghz
Max Clock Speed: 4.4 Ghz
Unlocked and Overclockable: No
Smart Cache Size: 12 MB
Our Price: $219.99
Cores: 6
Base Clock Speed: 2.7 Ghz
Max Clock Speed: 4.6 Ghz
Unlocked and Overclockable: No
Smart Cache Size: 12 MB
Our Price: $289.99
Cores: 6
Base Clock Speed: 3.9 Ghz
Max Clock Speed: 4.9 Ghz
Unlocked and Overclockable: Yes
Smart Cache Size: 12 MB
Our Price: $359.99
Cores: 8
Base Clock Speed: 2.5 Ghz
Max Clock Speed: 4.9 Ghz
Unlocked and Overclockable: No
Smart Cache Size: 16 MB
Our Price: $449.99
Cores: 8
Base Clock Speed: 3.6 Ghz
Max Clock Speed: 5.0 Ghz
Unlocked and Overclockable: Yes
Smart Cache Size: 16 MB
Our Price: $599.99
Cores: 8
Base Clock Speed: 3.5 Ghz
Max Clock Speed: 5.3 Ghz
Unlocked and Overclockable: Yes
Smart Cache Size: 16 MB
By Cole McCauley | March 26, 2021
By Cole McCauley | March 26, 2021