Intel 11th Gen Rocket Lake desktop CPU in early 2021

Can't wait for the Intel 11th gen desktop CPU release in first quarter of 2021.
Finally a good reason to upgrade.

• PCIe 4.0 support
• Thunderbolt 4 & USB4
• Intel 500-series chipset
• Intel Xe onboard graphic

https://www.theverge.com/2020/10/7/...en-rocket-lake-desktop-processors-q1-2021-amd

 

It is a ground shaking architectural change to deprecate el cheapo GPU, older gen CPU and motherboard.
Unless you want to run things in legacy mode.

 

keen to see what 11th gen + cryo bring to the table
hopefully its not another cock in the ass

 

(1) davidbepo (5 GHz overload) on Twitter: Twitter
RKL i9 11900K specs
base: 3,5 GHz
turbo 1C TVB: 5,3 GHz
turbo 8C TVB: 4,8 GHz
PL1 and PL2 are 125 and 250W respectively
alll is very similar to CML as you can see

 

fuck me 5.3ghz that should come with a 480mm watercooler.

 

can run some hydro lights and have alot more fun at that wattage

 

250W ROFL

 

14nm++++++++++++++++?

 

14nm 6th gen because it a proven architecture

 

Maybe around March 2021?

I am ready with cryo to test this thing out.

 

Is it confirmed the chips will be compatible with Z490 boards?

 

Yes just bios update as will 10th gen CPU will work with Z590.

 

Intel Core i9-11900K 'Rocket Lake-S' CPU-Z benchmark score leaks - VideoCardz.com

 

Yeah it's fast as f@#£

11700K at 5GHz scored around 34% faster than 10900K at 5.3GHz which is insane.

Both at 5GHz, the new architecture is like 40% faster. That is pretty stupid fast if fully accurate. Kinda leaves AMD in the dust.

8% is a lot, that's approx 8 FPS in CPU bottlenecked games, 100 to 108 FPS etc..

I know supplier / contact has engineering sample 11900K and from what he's saying it's pretty on the money to the leaks but we shall see.

 

10900K can do 640 Points ST and 7900 Points MT on water cooling with dual rank DDR4-4000@C19. So I believe 695 Points ST.

I bet its 8% increase and that’s comparing 5.3GHz to 5.3GHz.

 

where are you getting 40% from?

 

From the person that actually has an 11900k.

I can't verify it but seems to make sense. (Geek bench)

Definitely don't believe everything you read on the internet but I was told this info from a users experience.

Anyway, some more unreliable internet speel:

https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-c...50x-by-8-in-geekbench-5-single-core-benchmark

 

Intel Core i9-11900K "Rocket Lake-S" breaks CPU-Z barrier of 700 points with all cores at 5.2 GHz - VideoCardz.com

 

It's stupid fast. Wait till I get it on the chill..

 

Haven't checked in a little while but still waiting for Asus to confirm/deny pcie 4 support on their Z490 boards. Pfft.