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If there is also an unlocked 4C/8T part based on the 4+2 die that is branded as an i7, that would take the place of the i7 7700K.Because that's how Intel does things. Probably will be a tad more expensive but not that much.
As for 2018 HEDT, it's a bit cloudy since it seems like Cannonlake Server got canned. I don't know if that means Cannonlake-X got canned too. Ice Lake-X/Server will be using EMIB I guess so all bets are off what they do there.
The successor to the 4+2 i7 7700K would be another 4+2 part.These are not HEDT products. It's a 7700K successor and will be priced accordingly.
That's you wishing it turns out that way. Also if it's a halo product it would definitely cost more than 350$, that's what a halo product is anyway.Not, the best-case outcome and what will likely happen is a halo 6C/12T part replacing i7-7700K at the same MSRP ($339-350) or slightly higher (inflation).
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