Surprise Intel Technology
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Alder Lake-S leaks
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Surprise Intel Technology
Looking forward to Derbauer getting his hand on it , exciting times ahead
20% of the price though.
Edit: Actually the i3 9100 isn’t very good value. I though that would be half the cost of the Ryzen chip.
Caporegime
Surprise Intel Technology
Looking forward to Derbauer getting his hand on it , exciting times ahead
Intel might reach "10Ghz" after all....
just 15 years later and not quite how they envisaged it.Its fine if you're running a 1650TI, i wouldn't use the i3 tho, with those lows it will feel like sliding bareback down a cheese grater.
https://twitter.com/TweakPC/status/1455899961074364417?s=20
Tweet translated to English states :-
The Intel Core i7 12700K will be the most interesting new Intel Processor. At 160 watts, the consumption is outperformed by the 10900k or 11900k. 22689 Points in Cinebench 23 and 8658 in Cinebench 20 with DDR5 4800.
Some more benchmarks 12600k and 12900k :-
Last but not least, the Core i5 12600K. Power consumption is 115 Watts in Cinebench, and even this one outperforms the 10900k/11900k
Some more Benchmarks: Intel i9 12900k with power consumption. 218 Watt in Cinebench 20/23. The performance is quite impressive.
Source :- https://twitter.com/TweakPC
Tweet translated to English states :-
The Intel Core i7 12700K will be the most interesting new Intel Processor. At 160 watts, the consumption is outperformed by the 10900k or 11900k. 22689 Points in Cinebench 23 and 8658 in Cinebench 20 with DDR5 4800.
Some more benchmarks 12600k and 12900k :-
Last but not least, the Core i5 12600K. Power consumption is 115 Watts in Cinebench, and even this one outperforms the 10900k/11900k
Some more Benchmarks: Intel i9 12900k with power consumption. 218 Watt in Cinebench 20/23. The performance is quite impressive.
Source :- https://twitter.com/TweakPC
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Don
Cinebench 23 is comparable to what Custompc got - 22466, but don't know what speed ram was used
(Although would suggest it was probably 5200 as they review 2 sets in the same issue)
Caporegime
Not Impressed with "160 watts" that's still very high, the performance tho, at least in Cinebench is very nice.
Yes I think these are real benchmarks this time and look about right to me. Intel didn't do bad at all. We just need to get more info on power use and how it behaves under real world gaming and applications used. Tomorrow should be fun.
Soldato
Guess you won't get to play with your new CPU on one day then, whats the plan? I'm on a H150i none XT, having to get a Capellix just so I can use the standoff you can't get.
Soldato
115 watt for 12600k, not bad. My 5600x pushes 100 watts at 4.7.
Man of Honour
What is the issue number of the custom pc magazine? I have access to subscriber magazines as part of my Hampshire library services account (free if you join a local library) and can "borrow" for free most UK magazines and can see the December issue of Custom PC there but no Alder Lake review noted in this issue!
Caporegime
My 5800X is 105 Watts at 4.7Ghz.
You're right its not bad but its doesn't scale well, 5950X is pushing over 10K in R20 at about 130 Watts and its on a 4 year old processing node.
Don
It's issue 220 - January 2022
Don
Man of Honour
Damn that would explain it!
If the standoffs appear first I'll pick them up as I have an Elite Capellix H150i that has LGA1200 Brackets and I also bought an Asus Z690 mobo that has LGA1200 holes as well as LGA1700. Technically thats all I need. However, I actually now plan to get the full Retention upgrade Kit and get better value out of it because I can use the actual LGA1700 bracket that comes with it and the shorter standoffs in my system....but I can also use the new AM4 4 point brackets that come in the kit for the H150i RGB Pro XT I am buying for my brothers build with the 5900X. I hate those fiddley 2 point OEM AM4 brackets!!
https://twitter.com/TweakPC/status/1455921606233108480
That happens if you try aircooling (Dark Rock Pro 4) with the Intel Core i9 12900k on PL1=241 and Prime95. Lets Go for 100 degrees. At least the e-core are still ok
That happens if you try aircooling (Dark Rock Pro 4) with the Intel Core i9 12900k on PL1=241 and Prime95. Lets Go for 100 degrees. At least the e-core are still ok
We knew Intel would always struggle on power hence why Intel’s only choice was to lump in the Atom cores and MESH.
I'm hoping it performs well on ddr4 as really can't stretch to ddr5 money at the momentI don't think you'll be disappointed - best i5 released since the 2500k apparently