Intel Core i9-12900HK turns out to be faster than Apple M1 Max

Intel Core i9-12900HK processor with 14 cores and 20 threads of the Alder Lake series – this is the top choice for the Alder Lake-P series. In the future, some sources said, the Alder Lake-S series will launch, in which the chip will come with 16 cores and 24 streams.

Recently, during the launch of the new Macbooks, Apple launched two new chips, the M1 Pro and M1 Max, which according to the company, these two chips bring a huge amount of power, which can beat rivals. Some insiders have sought to obtain the results of a closed test for the Intel Core i9-12900HK. According to Geekbench’s tests, the chip will be the most productive of all competitors.

The laptop has yet to hit the market and test results are missing from the public Geekbench database. Apparently, this is an internal test by the laptop manufacturer and its results only appear on the Internet as screenshots. Intel Core i9-12900HK processor with 14 cores and 20 threads of the Alder Lake series – this is the top choice for the Alder Lake-P series. In the future, some sources said, the Alder Lake-S series will launch, in which the chip will come with 16 cores and 24 streams.

The base frequency of the Core i9-12900HK is 2.9 GHz and can be associated with efficient core savings. The maximum frequency of 371 MHz is obviously incorrect and indicates some type of error. According to the test results, this chip has proven to be the highest performance of all known mobile processors; This includes the Tiger Lake-H45 and Zen3 series. It has left behind even the Apple M1 Max chip announced this week.

Under Intel’s plan, mobile computers with Alder Lake-P processors will launch alongside the Arc Alchemist graphics card. They will likely be part of the CES 2022 announcement, which will be held on January 5.