Leaked Alder Lake Cinebench scores showcase strong Alder Lake performance

[WYP]

A score of over 30K has reportedly been achieved.



Read more about Intel's leaked i9-12900K Cinebench R23 scores.

[Dicehunter]

That's pretty impressive considering it's around a 5950X score, Even more impressive considering 8 of its cores are low power cores.

I hope this is a sign of Intel returning to form.

[KingNosser]

It's decent, but we know Zen4 is going to trounce this but yep Intel are making progress again, they have some intresting plans over the next few archs.

I'll firmly stick with amd myself.

[Dicehunter]

Originally Posted by KingNosser

It's decent, but we know Zen4 is going to trounce this but yep Intel are making progress again, they have some intresting plans over the next few archs.

I'll firmly stick with amd myself.

Personally skipping the first gen of DDR5 AMD and Intel, Won't be until 2nd gen i.e Zen 5 and Intel 13th gen that we get memory with really decent timings, Speed and memory controllers to properly run everything smoothly.

[KingNosser]

Originally Posted by Dicehunter

Personally skipping the first gen of DDR5 AMD and Intel, Won't be until 2nd gen i.e Zen 5 and Intel 13th gen that we get memory with really decent timings, Speed and memory controllers to properly run everything smoothly.

I'm waiting for Zen4, but they may do similar as Intel as ddr4 mobo's are optional ddr5 is not a must so i've heard you can pick the board you want to use.

The more likely thing for me is I wait for Zen4 and opt for Zen3 it'll be a cheaper upgrade for me and i can keep my ram i have atm, mainly as i feel Zen4 wont be cheap and Zen3 will have some price drops.

[g0ggles1994]

Originally Posted by Dicehunter

Personally skipping the first gen of DDR5 AMD and Intel, Won't be until 2nd gen i.e Zen 5 and Intel 13th gen that we get memory with really decent timings, Speed and memory controllers to properly run everything smoothly.

I'm doing the same. I'm just going to get a 5800X when the new gen AM5 system comes out.

[Gothmoth]

if true it is indeed impressive.


but i also read under full load it burns 200+ watt....
that´s a lot for a "mainstream" desktop CPU.

[66racer]

Nice, I am just curious how the DDR5 roll out will be with speeds and such.