Intel's 14th Gen processors are expected to come out soon, and the rumor mill is heating up. Today we will discuss a new leak for the 14th Gen Raptor Lake S Refresh Intel Core i9-14900K. Wonder why I called it Raptor Lake S Refresh? That's because MSI already leaked the architecture earlier. Right now, we're going to talk about the Cinebench 2024 benchmark score for the Intel Core i9-14900K desktop processor.
Cinebench R20, R23 & R2024 benchmarks on Intel i9 14900K (base clocks)
If you didn't know, Cinebench 2024 is a new benchmark released by Maxon recently. It is the latest Cinebench version, the previous one is called R23. Now the Intel 14th generation Core i9-14900K desktop CPU Cinebench 2024 benchmark score shows that it is definitely faster than its predecessor, but by how much? According to Wccftech.com, their tests reveal a 5% improvement in multi-core scores and basically no noticeable improvement in single-core scores.
The final result of the new CPU can definitely be higher. This early, pre-release test was performed with an air cooler and the CPU hit the gas limit of 100 degrees Celcius. It is also somewhat unclear if the RAM speed was 4800MHz or higher. We know from previous leaks that this CPU is expected to run at 6GHz or higher, and the base clock mentioned here is also higher than the 13900K at 3.19GHz.
So it is important to note that we cannot take into account these final results figures. First of all, this is a new benchmark, and the processor in question (Core i9-14900K) has neither been announced by Intel nor officially released to consumers yet. These are just pre-release rumors.
