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CORE I9-12900K 3.20GHZ SKTLGA1700 30.00MB CACHE BOXED
Features:
- New Intel 7 Process Technology
- New Processor core architectures with IPC improvement
- New Performance hybrid architecture, Performance-Core and Efficient-Core (P-core and E-core) architectures integrated into one processor affording intelligent workload prioritization and management distribution with Intel Thread Detector
- New Up to 16 (8 P-Core + 8 E-Core) processor cores and 24 threads
- Increased L2 Cache and L3 Shared Intel Smart Cache
- Intel Deep learning Boost
- X Architecture
- CPU PCI-e 4.o up to 4 lanes
- Discrete Intel Thuinderbolt 4 (USB4 Compliant)
- Intel Optane Memory
- ECC Memory support
- Intel Gaussian & Neural Accelerator 3.0 (GNA)
- New Intel Thread Dectector
- New DDR5 (up to 6400MHz) continue DDR4 (up to 4000MHz)
- New CPU PCI-e 5.0 up to 16 lanes
- New PCH PCI-e 4.0 up to 12 lanes
- New Integrated Intel Wi-Fi 6E Support
- Enhanced Intel UHD Graphics driven by X Architecture (K Processors ONLY)
- Enhanced Core and memory overclocking
- New X8 DMI 4.0 Lanes
- New Security Features HLAT and Multi-Key TME
- 3yr warranty on both retail and tray processors
| Thermal Specifications | |
| Max. TDP | 241 W |
| CPU | |
| CPU Manufacturer | Intel |
| CPU Series | Intel Core i9 |
| CPU Socket | 1700 |
| CPU Architecture | Intel Alder Lake-S |
| CPU Cores | 16 |
| CPU Threads | 24 |
| Performance Cores | 8 |
| Efficiency Cores | 8 |
| Hyperthreading / Multithreading | Yes |
| Open Multiplier | Yes |
| Memory Controller | dual channel |
| TDP | 125 W |
| CPU Cooler Included | No |
| CPU Packaging | boxed / retail |
| Memory | |
| Memory Compatibility | DDR5, DDR4 |
| EEC Support | Yes |
| GPU Model | |
| GPU Series Name | Intel UHD Graphics 770 |
Bought this so that I could upgrade and pass on my old Z690 based PC to a family member without giving them the headache of buying a new heatsink to cope with the 13th and 14th gen real world heat. It's not the latest tech but, if you're not building an AMD system from scratch then it's still worth considering.
a solid cpu, i was very lucky in the silcon lottery and got a sample that boosts up to 5.5Ghz on some cores with the worst of the P cores still boosting to 5.3Ghz which is obviously phenominal. The only downside is finding some reasonably priced DDR5 because ultimately youll need to go with DDR5 really to get the best out of it in the future as software is tailored for the new tech. It peaks at 85 Deg C using a decent AIO.The benchmarks all look great but in reality for a gamer my old i9 9900KS was just as good with a decent GPU so if your running a Z390 setup and just mainly to play games save your money in honesty as you wont see much improvment, but for encoding etc its a good leap
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