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Intel Alder Lake CPU test leaks with 14 cores, 20 indicators and 64 GB of DDR5 RAM

Intel Alder Lake CPU test leaks with 14 cores, 20 indicators and 64 GB of DDR5 RAM

The benchmark, made on Geekbench 5, shows multi-core performance superior to the Ryzen 9 5980HS.

Still unpublished Healer Intel Corporation Alder Lake-B. With 14 places and 20 subjects back in the performance test alongside 64GB of DDR5 RAM. Been in Geekbench 5, Who – which Standard The multi-core performance appears outperforming the competitor AMD Ryzen 9 5980 H..

The publication of this test is a direct reflection of that CPU Alder Lake is in the hands of more and more different developers. These initial measurement results are likely to use hardware engineering samples.

This processor is a hybrid model that mixes two cores Golden Cove High performance with Cores Grassmont Increase energy efficiency. He should also bring a graphics chip Intel XE Integrated plus support PCIe 5.0 And four generations of different memories: DDR4, LPDDR4, DDR5 and LPDDR5.

This will be Intel’s first hybrid CPU for computers the currentWhich leads to a lot of curiosity, especially about its performance in multi-core tasks. And that was exactly what we got with Geekbench 5 tests, which showed that the new model from Intel outperforms even AMD’s mobile CPUs.


Source: Tom’s Hardware / Reproduction


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The Intel Alder Lake-P engineering sample scored 1,287 points in Workload Single thread and 8,950 points in workloads involving multiple cores. For comparison, the AMD Ryzen 9 5980HS has 8,225 points in a multi-core – but still has a superior single-core performance of 1540.

Geekbench data shows that the Alder Lake processor has a 1.40GHz base clock, but baffling when displaying the boost clock as 27.1GHz. We imagine the information to be incorrect, unless Intel has made the discovery of the century in overclocking.

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Performance testing still showed that the chip was running in a “balanced” performance profile, indicating that it was running on a laptop computer. However, it is difficult to assess its performance in real use, especially since its boost watch was not disclosed.

As the site indicates Tom’s devices, This engineering version of Alder Lake-P delivers very exciting results, especially since its launch is only expected in a few months.

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