Cheaper Intel Core Alder Lake processors come, including Core i5-12500 and 12400

Intel Core i9-12900

In its non-K version, the Intel Core i9-12900 will keep the same basic configuration, after 8 color performance (Golden Cove) and 8 efficiency cores (Gracemont). According to CPU-Z pickups, the chip will have a base clock of 2.4GHz and a boost frequency of 5.1GHz, and the CPU will have 30MB of L3 cache.

Intel Core i7-12700

This version is described as simplified. She will own Only half the efficiency cores, Resulting in a setting of 8 colors for performance + 4 colors for efficiency. There will be a total of 12 cores and 20 threads, with a base clock of 2.1GHz and a boost clock of 4.9GHz. Watches shown only apply to Golden Cove colors de-performance.

Intel Core i5-12600, 12500 e 12400

An important point of leakage is the presence of chips of the i5 medium series. It will consist of three models, starting from 12600. It has a base clock of 3.3GHz and a boost clock of 4.8GHz.

The i5-12500 reduces clocks to 3.0 GHz and 4.6 GHz, respectively. The i5-12400 runs at only 2.5GHz and 4.4GHz, with frequency being the only differentiating factor between the chips.

The curious thing about these processors is that they don’t have any of the efficiency cores. Instead, as indicated by MSI, its configuration depends on Exclusively on 6 high-performance Golden Cove cores.

Although the pictures are missing, The entry-level Intel Alder Lake processor lineup has already been partially confirmed, Consists of the i3-12300 and i3-12100 (the simplest in the new family). The clocks or basic configurations of these CPUs are not yet known.

New Intel Alder Lake processors launched

Given that chip samples are already circulating among insiders, they are It is very likely that the launch will take place soon. Something that underscores this is the fact that many retailers have already included the new processors in their hypothetical inventory.

There have been leaks of Canadian store databases as well as Nexus, from Bangladesh – which claims to already have some units in stock.

The expectation is that Intel will release processors in January 2022, with a possible announcement during CES 2022, which will be held in Las Vegas. Since they are models aimed at the mid-range or entry-level market, these chips should come with new motherboards with the B660 and H610 chipsets.

If the launch is confirmed during CES, Intel will have a very busy event. It should be noted that several sources also indicate the launch of the company’s graphics cards at the same time.