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Ian from Anandtech says 14++

They used a 1070 damn.

Pretty sure the Desktop processor part is wayyyyy wrong, Intel doesn't design their CPUs to a standard foundry flow so it would take a very long time to relayout and resdesgin the processors for TSMC. Chipsets however is very plausible

Not sure why 9000 Series/14nm chips are being discussed in the 10nm, Icelake, Tigerlake, etc thread

I9 9900K on GB4 https://browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/9742328

Comparison

Supposed soldered 8 core die

Intel rates their TDP at baseclock(PL1), boost clock has a seperate power value (PL2)

Intel Core i9-9900K will boost up to 4.7 GHz with all eight cores

Well the source claims that the Q3'18 timeline is the most recent roadmap.

9900K, 9700K, 9600K, 9400 to arrive in Q3, the rest to come later Z370 to support the 9900K Source

Intel Core i7-9700K (3.6GHz, 8C/8T, 12MB L3) spotted in SiSoftware database

I have no idea to be honest :P Read into this how you want btw :P

I haven't went back to update the original post in a long time, those availability dates were guesses by my based on the ramp in H2'18, not a pushed back one in "sometime 2019" lol. Only time I come back here is to post about updates/leaks on Intel 10nm "products". Go create drama somewhere else.