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This is because Intel found 8 cores to be the best balance of die area, power consumption, performance, and cost. There are obviously some differences between the notebook and desktop parts, most noticeably that the new platform at the high-end has only eight cores, two fewer than Comet Lake. We can see that the new design is an amalgam of new technologies, by comparing Rocket Lake to Comet Lake, Ice Lake, and Tiger Lake: Microarchitecture Comparison Intel also took the Xe graphics from 10nm Tiger Lake and re-built those on 14nm, but these are still called Xe graphics. Intel took the Sunny Cove core from 10nm Ice Lake, and re-built it on 14nm, calling it now Cypress Cove. The new generation Rocket Lake is the combination of two different backported technologies. The all core frequency is only 200 MHz different. The main difference is that the Core i9 is known to have Intel’s Thermal Velocity Boost technology, however the Core i7 does not – this means the peak frequency is only 5.0 GHz, not 5.3 GHz. The differences between the two Rocket Lake processors, based on available information, are slim. With our review here today, we can add the 11700K to that data with what we can probe from the processor.
This includes some microarchitecture details, as well as core count, frequency, memory, graphics, and features relating to IO and the chipset. Rocket Lake We Know About Core i9-11900K and Core i7-11700Kīack at the start of the year, during CES, Intel disclosed product information about its lead halo product on the Rocket Lake platform, the Core i9-11900K. This review will showcase both sets of results. The difference between the two is about +1.8% on CPU tests, +3% on Gaming tests, including performance regression in some areas.
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Update 1: This review was originally posted on March 5 th using 0x2C microcode, and has been updated on March 14 th with data from 0x34 microcode. Our email seemingly generated some excitement inside (and to our surprise, outside) Intel, but we received a response from Intel stating that they had no comment to offer.
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Units obtained by that method are not under NDA by definition, and we obtained the Core i7-11700K for this review at retail, and as such we are not under NDA for any information we have obtained through using this processor.īefore publishing this review, we gave Intel advance notice to respond to us having a full review ahead of the formal release. However, as noted in a number of press outlets, some units have already been sold at retail before that sales date. We are currently under NDA with Intel for the information that has been provided by Intel, and will publish that information in due course.
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