The 11th generation of Intel Rocket Lake will be launched in March next year and will run out of points !! 8-core Core i9 ES achieves 5800X-HKEPC hardware

The 11th generation of Intel Rocket Lake will be available in March next year
Points in the running !! The 8-core Core i9 ES reaches 5800X

Text: KK Wong / News Center

Intel has officially confirmed that the 11th Generation Core processor, codenamed Rocket Lake, will be available in March 2021. It will use the new Cypress Cove CPU core and IPC performance will have double-digit% growth. It will be released today on GeekBench 5. A score running with an 11 Gen Core i9 octa-core CPU and its performance reaches Ryzen 7 5800X, it looks like next year’s two-CPU battle will be very exciting.

It is understood that this time the HP OMEN 30L Desktop GT13-0xxx project sample, the 11th generation Core i9 project sample with 8 cores and 16 threads, the base clock is 3.4GHz, the highest boost clock is 5 GHz and GeekBench 5 Run Score On the Ryzen 7 5800X, the performance is satisfactory.

The new generation of Rocket Lake-S still uses the mature 14nm ++ process and the CPU architecture is upgraded to Cypress Core. Compared to the previous generation Comet Lake, its IPC performance has double-digit% growth and the new generation Intel Xe UHD graphics core is integrated, but the maximum number of cores From the previous 10 cores and 20 threads, has dropped to a maximum of 8 cores and 16 threads.

Also, the CPU integrated PCIe lanes will be upgraded to Gen 4 and the number of lanes will also be increased from 16 to 20, so that it can support 1 PCIe Gen4 x16 graphics card and 1 NVMe PCIe Gen4 x4 SSD at the same time. In terms of memory, the memory of non-K CPUs will be upgraded from the higher DDR4-2933 of the previous generation to DDR4-3200. Intel is truly a Buddha.

It is worth noting that Intel will release the Intel 500 series chipset when the 11th generation of Rocket Lake is released, so we can’t wait …