Intel has already formalized the 11th generation CPU series arriving on the market in 2021, also called Rocket Lake-S for the medium-high range or Comet Lake for the low range. So far, however, the company has not disclosed any useful information regarding availability and prices; however, it was, mistakenly, a Belgian shop that did so.
To identify the complete list of Intel 11th Gen Core Rocket Lake-S families with Cypress Cove and Comet Lake architecture based on Skylake architecture for the economic range was the tipster MOMOMO_US via Twitter, where he published a screenshot with a wide range of processors in their technical specifications and in their retail prices.
So let’s see the complete list, including some useful information:
Rocket Lake-S:
- Core i9-11900K 10 core/20 thread, price equal to 605 EUR including VAT
- Core i9-11900KF 10 core/20 thread, price equal to 575 EUR including VAT
- Core i9-11900 10 core/20 thread, price equal to 493 EUR including VAT
- Core i9-11900F 10 core/20 thread, price equal to 464 EUR including VAT
- Core i9-11900T 10 core/20 thread, price unknown
- Core i7-11700K 8 core/16 thread, price equal to 455 EUR including VAT
- Core i7-11700KF 8 core/16 thread, price 426 EUR including VAT
- Core i7-11700F 8 core/16 thread, price equal to 341 EUR including VAT
- Core i7-11700 8 core/16 thread, price equal to 370 EUR including VAT
- Core i7-11700T 8 core/16 thread, price unknown
- Core i5-11600K 6 core/12 thread, price equal to 293 EUR including VAT
- Core i5-11600KF 6 core/12 thread, price equal to 265 EUR including VAT
- Core i5-11600 6 core/12 thread, price equal to 250 EUR including VAT
- Core i5-11600T 6 core/12 thread, price unknown
- Core i5-11500 6 core/12 thread, price equal to 227 EUR including VAT
- Core i5-11500T 6 core/12 thread, price unknown
- Core i5-11400 6 core/12 thread, price equal to 205 EUR including VAT
- Core i5-11400F 6 core/12 thread, price equal to 176 EUR including VAT
- Core i5-11400T 6 core/12 thread, price unknown
Among these models we recently saw the top-of-the-range Intel i9-11900K model for maximum gaming performance, capable of up to 5.3 GHz Turbo frequency, with support of 3200 MHz DDR4 RAM, 20 PCIe 4.0 lanes and also the “backward compatibility” with the Intel 400 series of chipsets.
Among other things, according to the figures leaked online, it should come at a lower price than the top-of-the-range variant Core i9-10900K.
However, there is also interesting information regarding the entry-level Comet Lake range:
Comet Lake:
- Core i3-11100
- Core i3-11100T
- Core i3-11300
- Core i3-11300T
- Core i3-11320
- Core i3-10305
- Core i3-10105
- Core i3-10105F
- Pentium G6605
- Pentium G6420
- Pentium G6420T
- Pentium G6520
- Pentium G6250T
- Pentium G6405
- Pentium G6220
- Celeron G5930
- Celeron G5930T
- Celeron G5950
- Celeron G5905
Unfortunately, very little is still known about these processors, so we just have to wait for official data from Intel in the future. In any case, we invite all readers to take all these rumors with a grain of salt, also because prices may vary on the European market. The launch of all these CPUs is expected to take place around March-April 2021.
Meanwhile, a major change at the top has recently been made official at Intel, as current CEO Robert “Bob” Swan will resign on February 15 to give way to current VMWare CEO Pat Gelsinger.
https://twitter.com/momomo_us/status/1350606580840951808
