Rocket Lake-S presentation leaks: Core i9-11900K outperforms Ryzen 9 5900X in gaming (according to Intel)

useless slides.

need a good third party review on final bios versions.

 

@Hilbert Hagedoorn do you think you might have a review sample soon, or has Intel completely stopped caring about the EU market?

 

no thermal boost for i7? seems like the only way to differentiate the performances with i9?

 

Keyword: "according to Intel".
First party tests are always skewed in one way or another.

 

This one digit gains are so boring

 

uhm.. *Results may vary

 

I believe them...

 

For sake of prices and gaming i hope they are right

 

Intel is a company prommisses that cant deliver.

 

i do hope they sort the latency issue out and rkl becomes a good option to buy later down the road,but I don't think anyone looking for value should hold their breath for this.

also,a 8/16 cpu for their i7 and i9 line and still selling skylake i3s .....

 

At AMD HQ are laughing like there is no tomorrow....
Disappointing....

 

It may be on equal footing in reviews which use top dog GPUs and low resolutions.
But how many gamers actually have more than 165Hz screens to benefit from Zen3 or intel's equivalents from last few generations?
And even high refresh rate gamers usually have 144Hz. They more often than not use 1440p and are limited by GPU instead of CPU.

 

1440p can still be limited,even on mid range gpu
it's NOT just resolution,but testing place
but even a 3600/10400 should take care of that tho

 

Cherry picking: suppressing evidence, or the fallacy of incomplete evidence is the act of pointing to individual cases or data that seem to confirm a particular position while ignoring a significant portion of related and similar cases or data that may contradict that position.

 

11900k better be crazy binned, because I have problem to get my 11700k beating my 5900x in some games. Like Tombraider. 11700k has higher latency cache than my 10900k. Like 20% higher latency on L1 cache.

With both plattform "maxed" overclocked with "max" memory OC on both, they are pretty equal. Read 11700k VS 5900x.

Eventually I'm going to try 11900k just for fun, and overclock it to the limit

 

they have the advantage of a tighter supply chain even if it's lower tech.
you'd be surprised how much difference one sub-contractor has with another at the same spec.

 

Strange results