Intel Rocket Lake Processor Spotted Running 5 GHz (Geekbench)

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 07/25/2020 09:42 AM | source: @leakbench (Twitter) | 11 comment(s)

We've seen, heard and talked about the next-gen Intel Core Desktop processors developed under codename Rocket Lake for a while now. What we don't know is how fast they'll clock. Certainly, we expect frequencies in the Comet Lake (current-gen procs), and as it turns out that's the truth.,

A Rocket Lake proc was spotted in Geekbench, and it revealed some system statistics, including that clock frequency. previous ES samples all clocked around 4.1 - 4.3 GHz maximum, this new benchmark shows a maximum frequency of 5 GHz. That means the 11th gen procs clock roughly the same as the current 14 nm products.

Rocket Lake will use Cypress Cove cores, based on Willow Cove architecture used in the Tiger Lake mobile chips. A new architecture, combined with high boost clocks do indicate an increase in IPC. Rocket Lake is expected to launch in late 2020, or early 2021. Rocket lake will also introduce PCI-EXpress Gen 4.0 towards the platform.

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haxzion
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#5812253 Posted on: 07/25/2020 08:40 PM

New architecture with IPC improvements and still 14nm.
We used to pray for AMD to get strong and bring some competition to the CPU market now we will do the same for Intel.

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#5812275 Posted on: 07/25/2020 10:30 PM

It's late July right now, I don't need another 40 degrees in my computer room.

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#5812313 Posted on: 07/26/2020 02:09 AM

I dont get all the excitement aboiut running at 5 ghz?Im running at 4.2 on my 3600 most of the time and everything runs perfect.I never found the need to overclock ever.

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#5812324 Posted on: 07/26/2020 03:18 AM

I am so underwhelmed.

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#5812334 Posted on: 07/26/2020 04:42 AM

6GHz is a new barrier for the Intel. 5GHz is old.

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