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Although this comes out of China, it looks like legit Intel slides that have leaked.
It looks like the Z370 chipset from Intel will be an interim solution for the first round of Coffee Lake processors.
Feature wise it's not that different to the Z270 chipset, although it apparently supports "next gen" Optane memory if anyone cares.
The rest of the 300-series chipsets that are coming sometime in 2018 look somewhat more interesting, as you'll get support for up to six native USB 3.1 10Gbps ports, support for integrated Wi-Fi in some SKUs, as well as a quad core programmable audio DSP that apparently comes with an open firmware SDK.
Disappointingly Coffee Lake doesn't support HDMI 2.0 without a third party LSPCON, much like what Gigabyte put on some of their Z170 motherboards and then promptly forgot to support.
An updated roadmap from the second week of June was also posted, but it doesn't really hold any big surprises.
Source: http://bbs.pceva.com.cn/thread-140322-1-1.html
It looks like the Z370 chipset from Intel will be an interim solution for the first round of Coffee Lake processors.
Feature wise it's not that different to the Z270 chipset, although it apparently supports "next gen" Optane memory if anyone cares.
The rest of the 300-series chipsets that are coming sometime in 2018 look somewhat more interesting, as you'll get support for up to six native USB 3.1 10Gbps ports, support for integrated Wi-Fi in some SKUs, as well as a quad core programmable audio DSP that apparently comes with an open firmware SDK.
Disappointingly Coffee Lake doesn't support HDMI 2.0 without a third party LSPCON, much like what Gigabyte put on some of their Z170 motherboards and then promptly forgot to support.
An updated roadmap from the second week of June was also posted, but it doesn't really hold any big surprises.
Source: http://bbs.pceva.com.cn/thread-140322-1-1.html