According to a rumor which has its roots in the the GFXBench database, Intel might release quite soon more Coffee Lake processors. The CPU's name breaks Intel's naming schemes since it comes as Core i7-86xx. At the moment the 86xx prefix is used for Core i5.

The Core i7-8670 CPU has been spotted in the GFXBench benchmark database showing us a few more details about the upcoming chip. The engineering sample spotted on the database features six cores with twelve threads, clocking at 3.10GHz base clock. Furthermore the chip has 3MB of L2 cache and 12MB of L3 cache. At the moment there isn't any information on the Boost Clock frequency of this chip.

Furthermore the chip should pack the Intel UHD 630 iGPU that is the same that we can find in the Core i7-8700 processor.



Source: GFXBench