Intel Core i9-12900K: Single-thread-Performance and Release Click

The single-core performance of the Alder Lake top model Intel Core i9-12900K is leaked and it is significantly faster than the Raison 9 5950X. As always, one should be wary of such initial values, but they are certainly reportable. The Core i9-12900K was able to reach 825 points on a given test of the synthetic scales of the CPU-Z — an AMD Raison 9 5950X reaches 648 points; A Core i9-11900K 682 points. This is 20 percent more than its predecessors and 27 percent more than Raison.

It was already clear that Alter Lake would show a strong single-core performance. On the one hand, you need to look at the rest of the output, on the other hand, what can actually be used in practice – artificial criteria in general do not mean that additional performance can actually be used. . Especially many yarn performance is also pixelated as a result. It should be clear that the Core i9-12900K uses 16 cores and 24 filaments, 8 of which are highly economical atomic arithmetic units. Based on the screenshot, one can assume that the multi-thread performance is on par with the AMD Raison 9 5950X (16 cores, 32 threads).

A few days ago the values ​​already made it clear that the situation should be looked at very differently. Alder Lake is affected by measured values ​​based on AVX512 – which is inactivated in Alder Lake. How many times do you need an extension as an average user is an open question. It would be interesting if Alder Lake used a few less threads and 8 weaker cores in the Raison 9 5950X area. This can create some awesome benchmark scenes. The decisive factor is how well the software uses the versatility solution.

The release date has also been leaked

Release date leaked elsewhere: LGA 1700 socket promotes upgraded tool from MSI to November 4th. This is a ban on actual sales start-ups and trials. According to media reports, the announcement and the first pre-orders are due on October 27. This is a few days earlier than the rumor mill had previously thought.

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