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Published: 2021-03-30, Author: Leo , review by: kitguru.net
Core i9-11900K plus Z590 plus Adaptive Boost equals 5.1GHz on all cores, Intel finally supports PCIe Gen 4 on the desktop,
Power draw is too high, Cutting back to eight cores has hurt Rocket Lake, The confusion with Adaptive Boost looks like an own goal, The hassle with PCIe Gen 4 makes us wish Intel had gone with a new socket, UK pricing for Core i9-11900K gives AMD Ryzen 7
Intel Rocket Lake promised an end-to-end overhaul of the familiar Skylake architecture with just one small hitch as Intel continues to be stuck on a 14nm process and are unable to progress to 10nm.We have known that for quite some time and consider it one...
Published: 2021-03-30, Author: Bill , review by: techradar.com
Great gaming performance, PCIe 4.0 support
Lackluster multi-threaded performance, Expensive, Gets hot, High power consumption
The Intel Core i9-11900K is a fine processor, but with so many amazing chips on the market right now, there's simply no reason to go with this processor, when you can get better performance for less cash elsewhere...
Published: 2021-03-30, Author: Андрей , review by: ixbt.com
Abstract: Несколько лет подряд мы выпускали одну за другой «скучные» статьи по одному шаблону со столь же шаблонной реакцией читателей. В Intel что-то меняли (техпроцесс, микроархитектуру процессоров или платформу — последнее обычно совмещалось) — новинки тестируют...
A startlingly unnecessary CPU, one that only serves Intel's own designs and not actual PC gamers. Its specs feel weaker than the last-gen flagship, it's more expensive, and has a thirstier core at its 14nm heart...
What is 11th-gen Rocket Lake?Thanks to endless leaks, almost everything you need to know about Rocket Lake-S is already out there. The gist is that Rocket Lake is the last lap for Intel's aging 14nm manufacturing process, first introduced in 2014—yes, sev...
Like all things, the impact of Rocket Lake's power consumption depends on what you do. For most gaming and general use, the uptick is not a big deal. However, if you intend to hammer all cores on your PC all of the time, Rocket Lake will exact a heavy tol...
Genuinely Improved IPC, Hyperthreading across the stack, Potent choice for gaming, PCIe 4.0 from the CPU
14nm in 2021, Huge power use in optimal form, Fewer cores than last gen, Meagre overclocking potential, Chipset stuck on PCIe 3.0
Intel brings forth 11th Gen Core desktop processors armed with improved CPU cores and integrated graphics. Codenamed Rocket Lake-S and harnessing key architectures first presented in the mobile space - Sunny Cove cores and Xe graphics - Team Blue's latest...
I didn't go into this review expecting Rocket Lake to reverse the damage that has been done to Intel's market share all-in-one swoop. For me, Rocket Lake shows progress more than anything, a swan song (hopefully) to 14nm and a push forward to bring their...
We wish we had a clean-cut simple conclusion and answer for you in your processor options, but never has there been so much competition on the desktop processor front to hand out a preference to either brand. However, with Rocket Lake, Intel not just incr...
