Intel Core i9-11900K incoming is our first look at Rocket Lake gaming potential

Intel's Core i9-11900K, the approaching Rocket Lake 8-center lead CPU, has been seen in a game benchmark.

The Ashes of the Singularity benchmark was featured by notable leaker Tum_Apisak on Twitter, and it shows the flagship chip will apparently be named the Core i9-11900K (true to form), and that it runs with a base clock of 3.5GHz.

11 Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-11900K @ 3.50GHz

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OK, so the things to recall here are that right off the firstly, some random leak could be in some way or another manufactured, and besides, if this is for sure a real 11900K, it's as yet an early designing test and won't speak to the full exhibition of the last chip. We don't have a clue what the Intel CPU was boosting to, here, by the same token.

Remembering that, the 11900K accomplished a score 62.7 casings for every second (fps) at 1440p goal, with that crawling up to 64.7 fps at Full HD goal (on 'insane' illustrations subtleties).

Ryzen flagship

In the higher than Twitter thread, that result's compared to AMD’s top-end Ryzen nine 5950X, its new 16-core flagship that recorded seventy 1.9 independent agency at Full HD; therefore the Ryzen effort is 11 November quicker.

But as ever, there’s solely most we are able to continue with Associate in Nursing engineering chip as mentioned, and simply one benchmark (further bear in mind that Ashes of the Singularity isn’t notably well-regarded as a game benchmark, as well – however it’s typically a decent supply of leaks like this one).

All that aforementioned, given this result and also the antecedently mentioned caveats on the Intel computer hardware, we are able to theorize that the 11900K ought to hold its ground tolerably against the 5800X. and that we saw that yesterday once Tum_Apisak discovered a Geekbench five result that was substantially within the same ballpark for each these Intel and AMD processors. That benchmark additionally showed the Intel computer hardware boosting to 5GHz, and it’s expected that the ultimate version of the 8-core flagship may hit up to five.5GHz.

Obviously it’s too early to be drawing something like conclusions at now, however these square measure attention-grabbing glimpses of the sort of performance level the Rocket Lake flagship would possibly deliver.

And if nothing else, the actual fact that multiple leaked benchmarks square measure beginning to surface suggests that Rocket Lake may well be on the right track for its reported March 2021 launch. We’ve aforesaid it before, and we’ll say it again: Intel can’t afford to hold around obtaining its next-gen chips out after you check out the strength of Ryzen 5000.