Benchmark Results of Intel's 11th Generation Processor

While competition in the processor world is getting more intense, Intel continues its preparations to enter this war in good shape. The company continues to develop its new generation processors and constantly tests these processors. Finally, Intel's new generation Rocket Lake processor in 3DMark was seen.

Intel's new processor was detected by Rogame on 3DMark. A processor in Intel's Rocket Lake series has 8 cores and 16 threads, according to the information in 3DMark. Processor with eight cores 4.30GHz It can go up to speed.

Benchmark results of the processor:

Of course, the 4.30 GHz speed we see in the test results of this processor should not mislead us because the processor is still in the testing phase. Progress is slowly being made. Still, the fact that Intel has reached 4.30 GHz with this processor is a big advantage in the company's Rocket Lake series. making new developments points out.

When it comes to performance, this processor from Intel was tested under the name Intel Rocket Lake-S on 3DMark Firestrike and 3DMark Time Spy. Processor from testing on Time Spy 4,963 points from testing on Firestrike while taking 18,898 points took it. The reason for the processor's low score on Time Spy could be many different things.

According to several claims, Intel managed to reach maximum speed outside of these tests, but the processors are not stable. However, Intel's new Rocket Lake processor, 14nm It cannot yet fully reflect the speed offered by technology.

So when will we be able to talk clearly about the performance of Intel's new processors? Although we cannot fully answer this question, since processors are still under development, we can only “We will see in the coming months” We can answer.