Time is running out on the bulk of Alder Lake leaks to spark speculation, at least for whatever Intel has on tap for its first wave of CPUs. One of Intel's upcoming 12th Gen Core chips is the Core ...
Intel's new mid-range Core i5-12600K processor should be one of the more interesting CPUs in the next-gen Alder Lake family of processors, with new benchmarks showing off some CPU-Z results. The new ...
A 3.7GHz base/clock for the Intel Core i5-12600K with 6 high perf cores is expected to be accompanied by 4 high-efficiency cores. Recent leaks show the processor achieving 746 and 7058 marks in single ...
Rumor mill: Another supposed benchmark leak earlier this month already suggested Intel's upcoming Alder Lake Core i5 processors will outperform AMD's counterpart, the Ryzen 5 5600X. This week, more ...
Intel's latest mid-range processor, the Core i5-13500, has had benchmark results posted online, showing it's faster than the once mighty Core i5-12600K. Yet to appear on shelves elsewhere, the CPU, ...
We recently reviewed the Intel Core i9-12900K, which is the most powerful and cutting-edge CPU from Intel. Along with the Core i9-12900K, the company also launched the Intel Core i7-12700 and the ...
The first benchmarks showcasing Intel Core i5 13400 performance have arrived, and it looks as though the processor is shaping up nicely. In fact, it appears that the budget-leaning Raptor Lake chip ...
After launching several processors in its 11th generation lineup, Intel has now reportedly started testing the next-generation (12th generation) processors. Benchleaks have spotted the upcoming Intel ...
There’s an understandable excitement around comparisons of top chips, like the Intel Core i9-12900K vs. AMD Ryzen 5950X, but for most CPU buyers, the midrange is much more important. That’s where the ...
"Alder Lake," Intel's 12th Generation family of CPUs, has three primary members at launch: the two go-go-performance parents (the Core i9-12900K and Core i7-12700K), alongside junior (the Core ...
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