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so beginning Computex news coverage we already have some pretty highlighting items from AMD Intel and NVIDIA and it's gonna be all three major silicon players in the space AMD news is the most interesting it's what we have the most depth on right now and that includes some launch timing and expectations of what AMD is showing and when there is a keynote this week actually it'll be with him like 12 hours of this video going live but it's probably not gonna have quite as much as you're expecting if you've seen some of the rumors however there is still additional information on AMD and its rise in 3000 series next 570 including power consumption things like that that we can share in this video we'll also be talking to NVIDIA GeForce super and then the Intel 9900 KS before that this video is brought to you by drop and their HD 6 xx headphones the 6 xx headphones offer high quality audio output with wide device compatibility mouth drops 6 XX also includes a 6 foot cable with 3.5 millimeter plug alongside a quarter inch adapter for those who might want to plug into an app the 6 X X focuses its energy into balancing the sound leaning toward warmer and bass your audio they're also easy to disassemble and replace individual parts making these headphones trivial to maintain for long-term use learn more at the link below so AMD up first anthe has its keynote immediately basically for this event this is exclusive to us we received this information through multiple of our contacts and confirmed it a month them so the keynote is supposed to have the X 570 unveil and if you're expecting a lot of detail on specification for the rise and 3000 series CPUs if you're if you're looking for frequencies and overclocking and power and really just about anything with detail prices you're probably not gonna get most of that we will be covering the keynote so hopefully some of this proves to be wrong and there is actually SPECT information that we can cover and it will go up same day if so but our understanding now is that it's mostly you next 570 launch no specs what we do know beyond that and this may be more interesting for you is that June 10th is the intended it rise in 3000 series desktop CPU announcement at e3 and that only could be lineup of the CPU is the different skews down the stack the price is the frequency is the cash and all of the other specs to do with the CPU so you might get one or two of those at the Computex keynote but everything else will be at e3 on June 10th July 1st is when the rise on 3000 series pre-orders will open and then the x5 70 pre-orders will open there's also maybe going to be an embargo list but it won't be performance review and then July 7th will be the performance review embargo and the launch of the Rison 3000 series CPUs along with X 570 a 16 chord so we have some information on this as well there is as we've said in the past couple of weeks now there is a 16 core that's confirmed but we have some new information on overclocking and what we have learned is that the 16 core CPUs that presents are allegedly pushing towards 300 Watts under air which in this case means Waters water cooling but era being ambient temperature not exotic cooling so that's about what we know presently for the upper bound of the power for 16 core we'll have to wait for more information on that and get more detail X 5 so many chips that we have some more hard facts on so the X 5 Sony chips that will be 11 watts versus the previous X 475 point two eight watts this is a considerable increase in the heat output of the chipset which is a result of PCIe Gen 4 from 3 and then some of the board's you'll see some changes to PCB materials or just improvements in more focus on signal integrity because of PCIe gen 4 it's apparently not so easy to just throw into any board and because of the increase in TDP or increase of chipset power you're gonna see a lot of boards with fans which you've probably already seen the last couple of days the Lane assortment we also know now so 16 total CPU lanes coming off the CPU to the GPU and four lanes coming from the CPU to m dot 2 devices so that'll go to a specific I'm not two slot on the board you'll have to check them other word manuals to see which one that is also for memory support we have learned again through trusted sources that it's 3200 Hertz 2 slot it'll be a bit lower for forest lot we'll talk about that and so when we're motherboard videos coming up this week really say again July 7th Intel news this is really pretty straightforward Intel has an I $9.99 hundred KS CPU coming up that asked us for special edition if you remember the 8086 K it's that so the 8086 K was a it was an 8700 k the same thing except it was functionally pre overclocked it's basically ships at a higher clock so they don't call it overclocking abut chips at a higher clock and the 9900 KF same thing it will ship at 5 gigahertz all core so it's a higher clock to 9900 K the same die just a higher frequency out of the box special edition comes some time probably this year but we don't firmly no one yet or in the very least week we can't say Intel should be announcing details on this later in the week for a firm release date but that is what the CPU will be pricing TBD at present at time of filming and it's also has shown some of the performance of its ice Lake CPUs mostly for notebooks and the demo shown was Andy Picasso versus Intel's new 10 nanometer ice Lake CPUs with IG peas and in those demos Intel had both devices set to 25 they were 25 watt devices and it at power parity Intel was matching or leading Picasso in their benchmarks now big flag here that as always these are our benchmarks conducted by the company so until we can verify them you probably shouldn't take that too far because we need to see how well it validates in reality and depends on the workloads things like that but from what Intel has shown so far it does look like the most promising GPU advancement by Intel in its graphics accelerator line that we've seen in a while so 10 nanometer and ice Lake are getting to be a bit more serious of accommodation for intel's IGP lineup whereas in the past we've just called them the Intel graphics decelerators they weren't good at all but things have changed so ice Lake will be among the first to start pushing and the financially from Intel side of things on graphics and finally Intel demonstrated variable rate shading testing you've heard about this in our coverage of RT X when an video was talking more about variable rate shading but there's a new 3d mark feature benchmark that demonstrates variable rate shading performance and it doesn't presently work on all devices and won't it depends on if they support it but Intel did show performance uplift there the question again is how the image quality is in the Intel demo is it looks like the reduction in quality should be negligible but we'll have to wait until we get the monitor actually like right in front of our faces to look at it more closely so that's the news the 9900 KS is really the interesting item for us we don't cover much mobile but intel has put a lot of performance numbers out there on ice Lake if you're interested in mobile stuff you can go look up other coverage and video super there's not much we can say about this and video teased super g4 super recent a couple days ago there's a 16 second teaser on it and what we do know is that it sounds like this could be a higher clock to memory part so it'd be the same GPUs 2016 2017 2018 probably with higher frequency memory bumped up and we also gathered some information that it sounds like there's an RT X 20 series refresh in the works when that will come out we're not clear it's not at this show it's not a Computex more likely maybe a week or two after Computex for additional information not a launch but just additional information on this stuff or at least one fan sign RT X which is something that anybody's been working on as well and will be shown at e3 very likely and then finally there's news item brought to our attention that apparently Nvidia has filed for trademarks before 30 80 40 80 and 50 80 there's some speculation online about and videos trying to block AMD from using these names although this is perhaps more fitting for the storyline people like to build between AMD and NVIDIA in reality NVIDIA has ten eighty and twenty eighty already and had nine eighty before that and sort of had an 800 series but mostly seven and so I guess the theme here is that Nvidia is incrementing and 3,000 4,000 5,000 we're eventually going to happen if they keep skipping the hundreds in between for example ten and twenty other than 16 because 16 is bigger than then 10 but not quite 20 and so that's why that's why they used that name I guess that was the explanation either way 3080 big surprise is a name that Intel or Nvidia rather wants to use as for whether it's to block a MV whatever we'll see maybe but it just it's kind of kind of reading into it quite a lot right now so that's it for this one subscribe to catch the show coverage throughout the week as noted some of this was exclusive to us so you might not have seen it yet unless you checked our article link to the description below you can go to store documents access net to support us directly and definitely check back shortly for all of the X 570 motherboard coverage that we'll be doing this week thanks for watching I'll see you all next time