Next in line, the Core i7-6800K will be an 8-core chip with 16 threads and 20MB of L3 cache. It will be clocked at 3.30GHz. The Core i7-6850K and the i7-6800K will be six-core CPUs with 12 virtual threads and 15MB of L3 cache. The former will be clocked at 3.60GHz while the latter will be clocked at a slightly lower 3.40GHz. All four SKUs utilize the LGA2011 v3 socket and support Intel X99 chipset based motherboards.
Intel's Broadwell-E is expected in Q1 2016.
Via: VR Zone