#Cinebench benchmark software

Near 12600k performance in a mobile system? Caveats aside - YES PLEASE! Ultimately I like Rembrandt in the mobile space (that iGPU looks fantastic) but until we see reviews, AL mobile appears to be top notch in CPU performance. They are clearly mass producing the heck out of these chips - you do realize they have a LOT more manufacturing capacity than TSMC right? They have a superior platform, a zillion different SKUs hitting the market addressing every single consumer performance bracket and budget and they have availability(something we all used to take for granted)! Stating the obvious here but - we wouldn't see such availability if Intel relied on TSMC's fabs to produce these chips. More real-world evidence that Intel is absolutely dominating price/perf. And this is a pretty small shop, so if it were the case of selling good they should have run out of stock fast, yet it did not happen once.Not sure how you come to these conclusions. VforV said:For over a month now since December I've been watching a local store in EU and it has (I kid you not) the 12600K at $20KF at $266 and they were always 'in stock' non-stop (while Ryzen 5600x is at $304, mid you).

I remember seeing articles saying that AMD has patents on the same kind of mixed core strategy Intel is using, but they haven't implemented them in a retail product yet, and AMD may be forced to do that, even if it's just in the mobile market. This also goes back to my post on another topic that I am disappointed that AMD doesn't seem to be raising core counts with Zen 4.

I'm no fan of Intel, but the fact they're putting this kind of performance in a mobile processor is GOOD for the market and puts AMD at a disadvantage. In a gaming notebook it's a different story as we saw with the ASUS G14.

#Cinebench benchmark software

In a mobile workstation where power and battery life isn't as relevant as it's being connected to AC power, the 12900HK provides a massive performance benefit over the 5900HK, assuming the performance scales as well in that software as it does in Cinebench and Blender. I was about to post how it's 25% faster than the 5900HX in Blender and that's an achievement, but it takes the 12900HK much more power to accomplish that feat, but I don't think it's a valid comparison here.