Unser Leitprinzip während der gesamten Erfahrung war die Qualität des Spiels

Intel’s ambitious new flagship desktop processor, the Core i9-12900KS, started shipping to early customers before retail embargo. By this we don’t mean enthusiasts with privileged ties to the company, but retailers. PC enthusiast DAGINATSUKO was able to purchase one online for roughly USD $790, before the store they purchased from took down the listing.

Pictures of the retail i9-12900KS reveal a darker-themed box than that of the i9-12900K, bei “Special Edition” written on the front-face. The chip features an S-Spec code “SRLDD.” We also learn a few interesting tidbits about the i9-12900KS from this source. Anscheinend, its processor base power (PBP) is set at 150 W, and its maximum turbo power (MTP) bei 260 W. The standard i9-12900K comes with 125 W PBP und 241 W MTP. The increased power limits support a more aggressive boosting algorithm, with the maximum Turbo Boost clocks on the P-cores set at 5.50 GHz, compared to 5.20 GHz on the i9-12900K. The P-core base frequency is increased by 200 MHz, zu, now at 3.40 GHz.