A small leak concerning a new-generation processor from Intel. Indeed, a potential Core i7 14700K has appeared on the net, revealing itself through CPU-Z and Cinebench R23 results. Multithreading gains are said to be substantial: up to 18%!
Core i7 14700K, first results on Cinebench R213?
Of course, as the processor has not yet been released, it is not supported by any software such as CPU-Z. In fact, the latter displays “Intel Core” in the CPU Name box and “Raptor Lake” in Code Name. However, this is a model with an interesting core configuration. This model contains a total of 8 P-Cores against a supposed 12 E-Cores. Compared with the 13700k, it gains 4 E-Cores.
Another leak from China seems to tell us a little more. Apparently, this CPU runs at a base speed of 3.4 GHz with a boost to 5.5 GHz, the same as the 12700K.
In terms of scores, as can be seen on GPU-Z, these reach 908.2 pts in single thread versus 14988.8 pts in multithreaded. On Cinebench R23, the scores are 2192 pts in single thread and 36296 pts in multi. Compared with the 13700K, this 14700K, in its current state, is 3.8% more perf in single-threaded mode and 18.2% better in multi-threaded mode on CPU-Z. On Cinebench R23, the scores are respectively 4.2%/16.9% better.