Intel unveils specs for Core X-series processor family coming from the end of August
14-, 16-, and 18-core Core i9 devices will clock in at up to 4.5GHz out-of-the-box
Intel has announced availability of its Core X-series processor family, which will compete with AMD's Threadripper high-end desktop (HEDT) CPUs, and unveiled the family's full specifications. The devices,...
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