The answer at the time: the Intel Core i7 8700K, a six-core processor built on the Skylake 14nm architecture, and priced at $359.

Intel will also stop using "generational" messaging in its processor branding—none of the new CPUs will be announced, released, or advertised as "14th-generation" anything.

Intel’s nomenclature for desktop processors is easy to understand, at least when compared to chipsets for laptops. Let’s take the example of the Intel Core i7-13700k processor as a reference.

Intel introduced its new 32-nanometer processor architecture today. The formal announcement follows one made last month to the press during which Intel laid out its plan for its latest processor ...

Every year for the past decade, Intel has released a new generation of its Core processors. And every year, we’ve recommended that people buy the newest version they can get—if you’re paying ...

In addition to the practical implications, Turbo Boost is something you should keep in mind when deciding between an Intel Core i3, Core i5 and Core i7 processor as it means that a Core i5 CPU ...

Factor in the cache advantages inherent to AMD’s architecture and the case for choosing a Ryzen 7 CPU over an Intel Core i7 isn’t hard to hear. Things were a little closer when it came to ...