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Intel: Core i9-9900KS, Cascade Lake-X chips will ship in October

Intel: Core i9-9900KS, Cascade Lake-X chips will ship in October

Posted on September 5, 2019September 5, 2019 By Jarvis

Intel’s IFA presentation positioned its Core chips as superior to both AMD’s and Qualcomm’s.

Intel said Wednesday that it plans to ship two high-end desktop processors next month: both its monstrous Core i9-9900KS processor and its upcoming Cascade Lake-X gaming processor will go on sale.

In a presentation from the IFA show in Berlin, Ryan Shrout, chief performance strategist at Intel, said that Intel is aware of the competition, specifically AMD and Qualcomm, and was “adjusting” to deliver market-leading products. AMD has already delivered a cost-competitive Ryzen processor, and there’s reason to believe a next-gen Threadripper is coming soon.
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