INTEL I9-11900K: IN PURSUIT OF MAXIMUM GAMING PERFORMANCE

Intel showed at CES many of the technologies that we will see in the coming months. It starts from the new RealSense ID facial recognition system up to Tiger Lake-H processors , designed for notebooks. The news, however, was not lacking even in the desktop field, since the American house showed the first data relating to its next top-of-the-range processor, the i9-11900K , the most powerful eleventh generation CPU, arriving within the first quarter. of 2021.

Based on Cypress Cove architecture , it brings with it several new features, starting with completely new integrated graphics, based on Xe architecture, which should bring performance to significantly higher levels than in the past in this area.

Fewer cores, more IPCs

Intel said at the event that the i9-11900K will be the best gaming processor you can buy. A strong statement, especially in light of the excellent results achieved by AMD in 2020 with its Ryzen 5900X that we reviewed , used for comparison during the presentation. The Cypress Cove architecture will have to contend not only with this model but also with a particularly successful generation of AMD processors. Intel says the gain, in terms of IPC, should be 19% compared to the past, just enough to outperform AMD and deliver 2% to 8% better performance than the 5900X in Full HD gaming, as shown by popular benchmarks. during the event.

On a technical level,the i9-11900K is made at 14 nanometers and uses 8 Cores and 16 Threads, two cores less than the current i9-10900K. According to Intel, the increase in IPC should close the performance gap with the predecessor with multi-core applications, since the clock will also remain the same, with the possibility of going up to 5.3 GHz on a single core and reaching 4.8 GHz on all. the calculation units. Intel therefore renews its vision of optimizing real workloads, where software, especially games, does not make the most of processors with a high number of cores. To discover the integrated GPU based on Xe architecture , which offers 50% more power than that used previously and fully supports the encoding of the AV1 video standard.

This element is also important in the presence of a dedicated video card, for example during gaming and simultaneous streaming the discrete GPU is freed from the video encoding tasks, which are performed by the integrated one. The TDP is 125W (PL1), but it goes up to 250W (PL2), with the ability to use full power for 56 seconds.

The new architecture supports 3200 MHz RAM memories without overclocking (previously it reached 2933 MHz) and provides 20 PCIe 4.0 lanes, in this way even Intel is now able to support the latest connection standard, which has long since arrived at AMD. Compatibility is expected with Z490 motherboards, many of which will be able to enable PCIe 4.0 through software updates, but the new Z590s will also arrive, with many models already presented in these days.

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