New leaks have appeared regarding the performance of the new Intel Core i9-10900KF CPU. Images have appeared regarding the test on 3DMark which found a score of 8402 points (especially in the CPU Time Spy test).
The i9-10900KF CPU is a 10-core, 20-thread CPU with a base frequency of 3700 MHz and up to 4800 Mhz in turbo speed on all cores. Furthermore, the frequency (in turbo mode) of 5300 Mhz on single core is reached. This feature makes the product very attractive in software that uses purely single-core. Very likely as regards programs that use multi-core processes it will be less performing than the competing Ryzen 3900X.
This new range of intel processes is expected to arrive in early April, but the release will most likely be postponed, due to the various issues related to Covid-19.
The score performed in the test is almost similar to the score performed by the Ryzen 3900X. Obviously, these data must be handled with care, as the configuration with which the benchmarks were carried out is not known.
This new line from Intel is expected to arrive in early April, although due to all the problems currently encountered it could be delayed a few more months.
