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Intel’s 12900K has been tested in Ashes of the Singularity Benchmark

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2021/09/21 03:51:54 (permalink)
https://www.kitguru.net/components/cpu/joao-silva/intel-core-i9-12900k-was-spotted-on-ashes-of-the-singularity-benchmark-database/
 
The first Intel Core i9-12900K entry shared by @Benchleaks definitely looks promising, but there’s a snag –  it was run using a custom preset, making it impossible to compare with other systems fairly. However, after that first entry, more benchmark runs followed, with some of them using the High_1080 and High_1440 graphics presets.
 
For comparison purposes, we tried to compare the 12900K results with other systems using 64GB of RAM, and RTX 3080 and the DirectX 12 API, but that wasn’t always possible. The only system we found with these specifications was equipped with a Core i9-10850K and used the High_1440 preset. Comparing both entries, the Alder Lake system was the fastest by a decent margin, regardless of which entry we chose. At worst, the 12900K came in 15% faster, but compared with the best result, the Alder Lake chip scored 27% higher. Although these scores are certainly intriguing, we don’t know if the memory, GPU and CPU were overclocked or not. As always, we advise to wait for proper third party reviews before making a buying decision.
 
I suppose the question is 'when' will the new CPUs become available (with the motherboards)?

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    Re: Intel’s 12900K has been tested in Ashes of the Singularity Benchmark 2021/09/21 08:44:55 (permalink)
    RUMINT says that it will be officially announced at the "Intel Innovation" on 27-28 October and on sale on 19 November.  So I would say by EOM November.  I'm sure that the MBs are ready and the manufactures will announce/release them at the same time.  Availability is another issue, but since Intel controls their own fabs, there should be stock.
     
    I just hope it won't be like the i9-109XXx releases, I couldn't get a 10980xe anywhere and what did show up were way above MSRP.  So after a time, I was able to get a 10920x and then a 10900x.
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    Re: Intel’s 12900K has been tested in Ashes of the Singularity Benchmark 2021/09/21 10:23:38 (permalink)
    Curious what bonus gains will be made with these chips running on Win 11.  The new Windows is supposed to be optimized to run on Alder lake.

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