Several leakers have shared photos showing Intel’s future fourteenth-generation Core processors in action. We have one image of a Core i5 14600K and a second of the Core i7 14700K. These captures bring a little clarity to Intel’s future range!
Core i5 14600K & Core i7 14700K in photos!
Of course, when we talk about photos of these processors, we’re talking about software images, not the CPUs themselves.
So, via @9550pro, the 14600K is shown directly on CPU-Z (on a Gigabyte Z790 Gaming X AX) and its entire configuration, or almost, is known. Contrary to some rumors, this future overclockable Core i5 doesn’t benefit from an increase in the number of cores, as it remains at 14. However, the software displays a frequency of 5.3 GHz, with a multiplication coefficient of x53. As a reminder, the 13600K ran at a maximum of 5.10 GHz.
As for performance, it’s hard to say, but @Harukaze5719 has made us a nice graph of the scores obtained by this 14600K on GeekBench 6. It appears that in single core mode, performance doesn’t increase much compared with the 13600K. However, in multi-core mode, the gains become more significant, with this refresh CPU rising from 14,666 pts to 17,190 pts.
Finally, as for the Core i7 14700K, this is shown via a bios capture (via @wxnod) of an MSI MPG Z690 Edge TI WiFi DDR4. Clearly, the CPU was in the middle of anoverclocking session, as the capture shows a frequency of 6.3 GHz, even though it’s not supposed to be going that high @stock. It’s also paired with 16 GB of DDR4 memory and runs at 4600 MT/s in Gear1. As for stability, however, we can’t tell you.
In short, leaks are multiplying around this generation. Most recently, it was the 14900K and 14700K that showed up on CrossMark. In just two days, that’s quite a lot.