Intel Core i9-11900K qualification sample compared with Core i9-10900K at 5.2 GHz

Published: Jan 12th 2021, 06:00 GMT   Comments

A preview of the upcoming Intel Core i9-11900K CPU has been posted on Bilibili video platform. The processor used for the test is reportedly a qualification sample, which is probably the closest as we can get to a retail unit before its release.

Intel Core i9-11900K vs Core i9-10900K

The testing platform features ASUS ROG STRIX RTX 3090, Z490 motherboard, and memory clocked at 3600 MHz (CL16). Both processors have been overclocked to 5.2 GHz and are cooled down by an industrial CPU chiller. The preview has been shared by Bibibili creator 二斤啦啦啦啦.

Intel Core i9-11900K CPU, Source: Bilibili

CPU-Z

In CPU-Z the Core i9-11900K scores 693 points which are around 11% faster than 10900K, however. In the multi-threaded test, the CPU scores 6723 points which means that Comet Lake-S CPU is still 13% faster. This is of course due to the fact that the 10th Gen Core CPU offers more threads (20) than the 11th Gen Core (16).

Intel Core i9-11900K CPU-Z, Source: Bilibili

AIDA64 and GPU-Z

The GPU-Z software confirms that the discrete GPU is operating in PCI Gen4 mode. This is an exclusive feature of the new Rocket Lake-S CPU:

Intel Core i9-11900K AIDA64, Source: Bilibili

Cinebench

The CPU has been tested in all three popular versions of Cinbench. It looks that the 11th Gen Core processor has a clear advantage in the single-threaded benchmark while falling to compete with the current flagship in the multi-threaded benchmark.

Cinebench R15Cinebench R20Cinebench R23
Core i9-11900K250 / 2356610 / 56721582 / 13864
Core i9-10900K223 / 2655526 / 63741388 / 16535

Intel Core i9-11900K Cinebench, Source: Bilibili

3DMark

Combined ScoresFire StrikeFire Strike ExtremeTime SpyTime Spy Extreme
Core i9-11900K3129419303113398289
Core i9-10900K3022519421114068525

Intel Core i9-11900K 3DMark, Source: Bilibili

Games

The gaming performance does not appear to correspond to Intel’s own benchmarks. The qualification sample often shows worse performance than the current flagship, thus it is assumed that the sample does not represent the final product.

Intel Core i9-11900K Games, Source: Bilibili

Intel official benchmarks

Intel has already disclosed partial information on the processor performance. According to Intel’s own benchmark results, the CPU will be faster than AMD Ryzen 9 5900X based on Zen3 architecture in various games, despite offering fewer cores.

Intel Core i9-11900K Official Benchmark, Source: Intel

At CES 2021 Intel disclosed that the CPU will have a turbo clock up to 5.3 GHz for a single-core thanks to Thermal Velocity Boost technology. The next-gen flagship is expected to debut in March, although Intel only mentioned it become available in the first quarter.

Source: Bilibili




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