Production could be less than a year away on December 29, 2020, 13:21 14 comments
In brief: Geekbench 5 scores for Intel s upcoming Alder Lake-S CPU have turned up online. The benchmarks are sub-stellar but not unexpected from an early engineering sample (ES). Mostly the sighting confirms what we already suspected and firms up the possibility for a Q4 2021 release.
There has been another sighting of Intel s elusive 12th-gen Alder Lake-S CPU. Notable hardware leaker @Tum Apisak spotted the silicon s benchmark scores uploaded to the Geekbench database Monday evening.
The Geekbench 5 results list it with 16 cores/24 threads running at 1.4GHz, consistent with a previous sighting on the SiSoft Sandra benchmarking database back in October. The Alder Lake CPU scored 996 in single-core tests and 6931 for multi-core. Performance is nothing to get excited about, but keep in mind that this is a very early engineering sample. Intel s production die is l
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Consumer DDR5 RAM is coming in 2021
In the hardware world, we’ve gone through generations upon generations of graphics cards and processors, but we’re still rocking the same DDR4 RAM technology that has been in the best gaming PCs for the past six years. Although RAM isn’t the most exciting of topics, the arrival of DDR5 this year should be welcomed, with big performance improvements.
Memory manufacturer TeamGroup has plans to initially release a single 16GB DDR5 stick for consumers with a frequency of 4,800MHz, a big improvement over what we’ve seen in most DDR4 sticks – while Corsair did offer a 5,000MHz 16GB DDR4 kit, it was prohibitively expensive at around $1,000.