Intel Core i5-14600K seems on Geekbench with 5.7 GHz overclocking

Intel Core i5-14600K in Geekbench checks

Roughly two weeks away from the official launch of Raptor Lake Refresh, reviewers, retailers, overclockers, and everybody beneath embargo are actively testing the brand new CPU collection. That is evident from the elevated variety of leaked benchmarks. The latest replace covers the Core i5-14600K CPU, which has appeared with each inventory and overclocking settings, offering us with some insights into the potential of the subsequent collection.

The upcoming Core i5-14600K and its KF variant, which lacks an built-in GPU, are 14-core CPUs that includes a structure of 6 P-Cores and eight E-Cores. Not like the 14700K, this CPU won’t see a rise in core rely over its predecessor. As an alternative, customers ought to count on a better most frequency out of the field, reaching as much as 5.3 GHz, as per official knowledge.

Intel Core i5-14600K, Supply: Geekbench

Not too long ago, the CPU was examined on the Gigabyte Z790 AORUS Grasp X motherboard and the ASUS Z790 TUF PLUS collection. The latter system is provided with 32GB DDR5-5200 reminiscence and seems to be operating at inventory settings, with clocks not exceeding 5.3 GHz. Alternatively, the AORUS platform is utilizing 48GB DDR5-7600 reminiscence, with clock speeds starting from 5.3 to five.7 GHz, indicating that some type of overclocking was utilized.

At inventory settings, the CPU scores 2819/2779, and in multi-core checks, it data 16666/16707 factors. When in ‘OC’ (overclocked) mode, the scores improve to 2861 and 17974 factors, respectively. This represents a minor improve in single-core efficiency and roughly an 8% enchancment in multi-threaded efficiency.

Intel Core i5-14600KF, Supply: Geekbench

Because the latter rating is utilizing the identical system as within the Core i7-14700KF leak, we will now conclude that Core i7 CPU will likely be at the very least 8% and 18% sooner respectively than the Core i5 SKU. That’s, after all, assuming each scores have been utilizing OC settings.

Intel is now anticipated to announce its new CPU collection on October sixteenth. The entire six upcoming processors are at the moment being examined by reviewers, so this is probably not the final leak that includes this platform. However, almost the entire 14th Gen Core CPUs have already been noticed throughout some testing on Geekbench.

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