So running down the details, we are looking at Broadwell in Q2 2015 which is this quarter and happening now since as mentioned earlier, Broadwell is being shipped and listed by OEMs.
We have seen several leaks regarding Skylake and most of the information we have reported since the past months can now be confirmed as legit. The result was a 14nm processor which made several gains in the power management sector but had around 5% IPC gains on average compared to the 22nm Haswell processors so knowing that Skylake will adopt a new architecture design, it makes it more interesting than Broadwell. Since Broadwell processors are now listed by several OEM vendors including CyberpowerPC, eyes are now upon Intel's next processor launch which is without a doubt, the most interesting out of the two. Since launch, we knew that Broadwell will mark a transition to a smaller 14nm process while keeping most of the main CPU architecture changes from Haswell intact. Image Credits: PCOnline Intel 6th Generation Skylake-S Processors Confirmed In Roadmap - Core i7-6700K and Core i5-6600K Unlocked Processors The roadmap which is included as a part of the slides which cover the Broadwell K-Series processor launch reveals not only the launch time frame of the next generation processors but also confirms the various SKUs which we have seen leaked in previous reports. Intel's latest roadmap has been revealed which officially confirms their next generation Skylake-S processors which will be feature on the next generation 100-series chipset platform.
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