The 12th generation of Intel Processors, Alder Lake, is all set to be released this fall, meaning that the leaks are becoming more and more frequent. The high-end Intel Core i9-12900K processor was put through several synthetic and in-game benchmarks, giving us our first look at how it will perform during video gameplay.
A member of Chinese social media platform Bilibili tested the Intel Core i9-12900K alongside the AMD Radeon RX 6600, running synthetic simulations using benchmark programs before testing the CPU in a few different games. These tests went very well for Intel’s latest CPU, as the processor scored 17,915 points in 3DMark Time Spy and 41,477 points in Fire Strike Ultra. Comparing it to processors of the current generation, both AMD and Intel put the new Core i9-12900K in a great light. The closest contender in 3DMark Time Spy is the Core i9-10900K, which scored 14,026 points, with Ryzen 9 5950X close behind at 13,780.
The CPU will come with 16 cores and 24 threads. Eight of its cores will be Performance cores with 16 threads. The remaining eight will be Efficiency cores with eight threads. It will also feature a 30MB L3 cache.
Intel Alder Lake is set to launch sometime in early November, although the exact date is still just a rumor. Alongside it, we will likely see the release of many new 600-series motherboards with the new LGA1700 socket, as well as DDR5 RAM.
(All information was provided by Digital Trends)
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