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CPU-Z scores Intel Core i7-12700K at over 800 points.
Intel's i7-12900K (16 cores/24 threads) has fewer cores. This is evident in the leaked benchmark's multi-threaded performance. @TUM APISAK submitted a new CPU-Z screenshot, showing the CPU scored over 800 points in a single-threaded test.
The screenshot provides no information about CPU specs, such as overclocking or platform modifications. It's also uncertain whether DDR4 or DDR5 memory was used. Other CPUs in the CPU-Z test can't climb past 682 points in an official benchmark, although overclocking makes this possible.
On October 28th, Intel will likely announce six SKUs, including 12900K, 12700K, and 12600K SKUs with and without integrated graphics. This is a first power state and does not necessarily represent the processor's actual power usage (such as PL2 state).
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#5952773 Posted on: 10/07/2021 10:01 AM
Also it looks like people who bought Rocket Lake wasted their money considering .... that now seems the ultimate stop gap processor whilst Intel concentrated on this.
Also it looks like people who bought Rocket Lake wasted their money considering .... that now seems the ultimate stop gap processor whilst Intel concentrated on this.
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#5952777 Posted on: 10/07/2021 10:08 AM
About a 20% single core performance increase over Zen 3. As predicted. But Zen3D will close that gap. I'm sure these leaks are only from DDR5 variants of Alder Lake.
AMD can simply reduce prices on the 5900X or others... But knowing Intel, Intel will just price these new CPUs even higher than current Zen 3 CPUs.
About a 20% single core performance increase over Zen 3. As predicted. But Zen3D will close that gap. I'm sure these leaks are only from DDR5 variants of Alder Lake.
AMD can simply reduce prices on the 5900X or others... But knowing Intel, Intel will just price these new CPUs even higher than current Zen 3 CPUs.
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#5952781 Posted on: 10/07/2021 10:15 AM
The only good Rocket Lake CPU are the budget one (11400K, 11400F), the high ends RKL are a waste of sand, RKL launch remind me of Kaby Lake before being succeeded swiftly by the excellent Coffee Lake 8700K
Also it looks like people who bought Rocket Lake wasted their money considering .... that now seems the ultimate stop gap processor whilst Intel concentrated on this.
The only good Rocket Lake CPU are the budget one (11400K, 11400F), the high ends RKL are a waste of sand, RKL launch remind me of Kaby Lake before being succeeded swiftly by the excellent Coffee Lake 8700K
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#5952787 Posted on: 10/07/2021 10:27 AM
Frankly, Alder Lake is a stop-gap. Intel took as many of their new cores are possible and "glued" more low performance cores onto them. Then they put in another, smaller CPU (Intel Thread Director) to tell Windows 11 how to use this new Franken-CPU.
All that stemming from Intel not being able to scale their big cores to more than 8 on the desktop. Alder Lake is a stop-gap.
Frankly, Alder Lake is a stop-gap. Intel took as many of their new cores are possible and "glued" more low performance cores onto them. Then they put in another, smaller CPU (Intel Thread Director) to tell Windows 11 how to use this new Franken-CPU.
All that stemming from Intel not being able to scale their big cores to more than 8 on the desktop. Alder Lake is a stop-gap.
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I'm looking forward to the Guru3d's review and others. Depending on temps and power this could be the new Conroe for Intel after AMD had K7/ K8 ...... to put a historical slant on things.
Maybe I should have waited and not bought the AMD 5800x, it's good but it has it's quirks and overclocking satisfaction was never satiated. I wonder how these overclock with it's big core little core thing ?