#1672
Give me an update please once he decides. Obviously if there's further questions I'll still answer those.
#1673
What are you looking for?
For the usual gaming needs (Quad core at most) not much is going to change. 200-300MHz bump for Kaby Lake, maybe slightly better overclockability, maybe not. Intel doesn't do price drops so the current CPUs won't get cheaper until shops are trying to clear stock. Really the only price will be indirectly, same performance with Kaby Lake should cost a little less than with Skylake.
Rendering or anything else that needs lots of cores? Yeah, wait for Zen. Skylake-X will probably just as ovepriced as the >4 Core CPUs from Intel have always been, but Zen should be interesting. Don't expect it to be faster, neither in clock speed nor in IPC, but if all goes well it should be somewhat close. Maybe 80-90% of Skylake-X. Considering that and the fact that Zen should be significantly cheaper to manufacture I'm confident that we'll finally see 8 Cores for less than a grand. Maybe around 500$ (obviously differently clocked version yadada). If the frequency wall rumours are true maybe even 6 Cores at 300$ and 4 Cores with SMT at 200$.