Intel Core i9-9900T spotted on auction as a low-power, octa-core CPU

Featuring severely cutdown performance

Intel has recently expanded its coffee lake refresh processor lineup with integrated graphic-containing F-series chips, and it also plans for new low-power chips.

A mysterious Intel Core i9-9900T has appeared on the Yahoo auction, and it appears to be the original 95W Intel Core i9- 9900K cut-down, 35W version. According to the specifications shared on the listing, the Intel Core i9-9900T will still offer the same 8-core and 16-threads as the original CPU, but with severe reduction in clock speed.

While the original Intel Core i9- 9900K was started with a 3.6GHz base clock and the maximum at 9900T at 5.0GHz on one to two core is believed to be between 1.7GHz and 3.8GHz.

Bringing Core i9 power to all-in-one PCs?

While it is not surprising that Intel will present low-power versions of its existing chips, we would be surprised whether Chipmaker will roll out the T-series version of its core i9 part, and in the frequency with these major downgrades .

T-series CPUs are often reserved for all other small PC systems. Therefore, by very limited 9900T, Intel wants to say that there is a core i9 part in such a compact PC, which is without part of overheating issues similar to the core i9-powered MacBook Pro.

Of course, before making any claims of chipmaker, these T-series processors have to be officially announced. We will be looking for such announcements or any new CPU developments, so stay tuned.