Upcoming 11. the generation of Intel Core processors promises to be very intriguing. So far, the results of the engineering samples of the new chips have promised a big leap in performance, but the grain of uncertainty in this topic has been sown by the recent leaks on the 6-core Core i5 model – 11400 , which barely beat its predecessors from the previous generation, and at the same time lags behind the i7 model – 8700 K from the Coffee series Lake. However, we want to calm down enthusiasts lurking for the top Rocket Lake units – Intel Core i9 – 11900 K has just appeared in the popular Geekbench, and the result obtained allows us to believe that that the single-thread performance leader is coming.

As long as the manufacturer does not overdo the Rocket Lakes’ price and these processors are normally available, the leading Ryzen will be in a lot of trouble.

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Intel Core i5 – 11400 slightly faster than Core i5 – 10400 on Geekbench test. Surprisingly low result of Rocket Lake chip

Tested Intel Core i9 – 11900 K is probably a retail version – indicate are high clock speeds of 3.5 GHz (base) and 5.3 GHz (Thermal Velocity Boost). The system was made in lithography 14 nm and has 8 cores and 16 threads. From Core i7 units 11. Generation will differ only in higher clocks. The model was placed on the Gigabyte Z motherboard 490 AORUS Master, which apparently had no problem with Rocket Lake support. The result in Single-Core was 1892 points, while in Multi-Core the processor dialed 10934 points

Intel Core i9 – 11900 K – the processor in the new CPU-Z performance test towers over the AMD Ryzen 9 chip 5950 X

For comparison, in the same AMD Ryzen 7 tests 5800 X (8R / 16 W) he noted 1669 points (SC) and 10427 (MC), AMD Ryzen 9 5950 X (16 R / 32 W) – 1682 points (SC) and 16726 (MC), and the direct predecessor of Intel Core i9 – 10900 K (10 R / 20 W) – 1402 point (SC) and 10933 (MC). As you can see, in the Single-Core category, the top Rocket Lake is second to none. In multi-core applications, there is also nothing to be ashamed of – though to 32 – thread Ryzena cannot take off, it represents Ryzen’s level 7 anyway 5800 X and i9 – 10900 K of 20 threads. As long as the manufacturer does not overdo the price and the processors are normally available, the new Ryzen will be in a lot of trouble.

Source: VideoCardz