A new Lenovo gamebook code-named “LENOVO 82S9” appeared on the Geekbench benchmarking platform, equipped with Intel’s upcoming 12-generation Core mobile high-performance processor i9-12900HK.
In terms of running points, this i9-12900HK has a single-core score of 1751 and a multi-core score of 6438. The multi-core score is low, which may be the reason for the test model.
In terms of parameters, Intel i9-12900HK uses a large and small core design, 14 cores, and 20 thread specifications, including 6 large cores and 8 small cores; the main frequency is 2.89GHz, the turbo frequency can reach 4.88GHz and 24MB L3 cache.
Moreover, this Lenovo “LENOVO 82S9” uses DDR4-3200 memory instead of the latest DDR5 memory. This may mean that the high latency brought by DDR5 will have some adverse effects on the number of game frames.
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Furthermore, Intel confirmed some specifications of the Alder Lake series of mobile processors during the Architecture Day event. Alder Lake-P mobile processors will be equipped with up to 6 Golden Cove performance cores + 8 Gracemont energy efficiency cores, a total of 20 threads, expected to be released in the first quarter of 2022.
Intel’s 12th-generation Core desktop processor has been released. The flagship model i9-12900K has a turbo frequency of up to 5.2 GHz and a specification of up to 16 cores and 24 threads. It supports DDR5 memory and PCIe 5.0 connections. It also uses Intel 7 process technology for the first time.
Intel said that the 12th-generation Intel Core product family will include 60 processors, bringing scalable performance from 9 watts to 125 watts, covering ultra-thin laptops to enthusiast desktops, and partners’ 500-plus models will be equipped.
