What’s more, they’ll at long last offer PCIe 4.0 help.

In case you’re hoping to overhaul your apparatus or get another work area, it might merit holding up until one year from now.

In a Medium post, Intel has affirmed that its eleventh era “Rocket Lake” CPUs will show up in the primary quarter of 2021.

They’ll likewise at long last match AMD’s third-age Ryzen chips with PCIe 4.0 help.

Obviously, Intel is attempting to sprinkle a touch of cold water on AMD’s Ryzen 5000 CPUs, which are dispatching tomorrow and will fill in as Rocket Lake’s fundamental rival.

Intel’s affirmation comes a day after Videocardz covered some key gossipy tidbits about the Rocket Lake CPUs.

The site claims they’ll dispatch in March, include a quicker “Cypress Cove” center design, and maximize with a 8-center contribution.

The last would be amazing since Intel’s Comet Lake S chips finished out with a 10-center CPU.

According to some early GeekBench scores, Wccftech predicts these new chips will be a developmental jump in front of the tenth gen CPUs.

They’ll supposedly have a 5GHz lift speed and be Intel’s goodbye to its maturing 14nm design.