The much-anticipated Rocket Lake 11 desktop CPU has been confirmed for release by Intel on March 17.
According to foreign media reports, Intel has confirmed that the Rocket Lake CPU family will be officially announced as early as 8 a.m., March 16. On this day, Intel will allow the media to reveal the full information of its 11th generation family, which will include CPU specifications and prices.
Intel will also open pre-orders for the 11th generation of its family on the same day, allowing partners and retailers to promote the chips officially.
Rocket Lake S, the 11th generation desktop processor, will remain confidential until March 30, 2021, at 6 a.m. PT / 9 a.m. ET.
The 11-generation Core is still a 14nm process from the current situation, but with the new architecture, the single-core performance will advance by leaps and leaps. It is not a problem to beat the Zen3 architecture Ryzen 5000 series, but it will not be too far ahead, and the multi-core performance will be entirely behind; after all, it only has eight cores and 16 threads at most.
Only the i9, i7, and i5 series of Rocket Lake 11 are new architectures, while the lower-end i3, Pentium, and Celeron series are all examples of Comet Lake 10 Core's increased frequency.
According to the latest news, these batches of i3, Pentium, Celeron will not be classified into the 11th generation family sequence; the models will still belong to the 10th generation i3-10305 i3-10305f, i3-10105, i3-10105f, and so on.
The price of the Rocket Lake 11 generation desktop CPU is as follows:
Core i9-11900K: $599.99
Core i9-11900KF: $579.99
Core i9-11900: $509.99
Core i9-11900f: $479.99
Core i7-11700K: $484.99
Core i7-11700KF: $454.99
Core i7- 11,700: $389.99
Core i7-11700f: $359.99
Core i5-11600k: $309.99
Core i5-11600KF: $279.99
Core i5-11600: $264.99
Core i5-11500: $234.99
Core i5-11400: $214.99
Core i5-11400f: $179.99
