Recently, Intel launched the 11th generation Core desktop processor, and now the PassMark benchmark platform has appeared i9-11900K, i7-11700K, and other processors. By looking at the single-core performance, the i9-11900K tops the list, but the running score of the Apple M1 exceeds that of the i7-11700K.
Intel’s latest i9-11900K has a single-core running score of 3741 points that is 5% ahead of the second Apple M1. Intel i7-11700K is in third place, followed by AMD’s Ryzen 5000 released last year. Series desktop processors.
In the notebook platform, Apple’s M1 is still the number one, followed by AMD’s R9 processor and Intel’s 11th-generation Core i7 processor. Intel will launch the 12th-generation Core Alder Lake processor by the end of the year, and single-core performance will bring a 20% improvement.
Along with this, the design of large and small cores will be used to optimize energy consumption, thereby reinvigorating X86. In addition, Apple may also launch the M2 series of Arm processors at the end of the year to further improve performance.
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