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[ Gearbest Technology News]Recently, a user posted the benchmark test results of the Intel Bartlett Lake series Core 9 273QPE processor. This model was originally intended for the embedded market. After players transplanted it to the consumer-grade Z790 motherboard through “magic modification” and achieved stable operation, the relevant benchmark data also leaked out.
The test results published by this user show that the Core 9 273QPE scored 33111 points in the Cinebench R23 multi-core test. The running status shows that its full-core acceleration frequency reaches 5.4GHz and the processor power consumption is 286W. Since the processor is called a “pure 12 large core” design, the above results are also used to observe the multi-threaded performance in a configuration without small cores.
According to Gearbest, this running score is based on the premise of non-native platform adaptation, that is, after modification, it lights up on the Z790 desktop motherboard and completes stress and benchmark tests. At present, more than one user has shared the operation and testing status of this processor. However, the specific platform configuration, BIOS settings and cooling conditions of different users are not uniformly disclosed in the same material, and the comparability of results still needs to be understood based on their respective environments.
It is reported that Cinebench R23 is a commonly used multi-core performance reference project for desktop CPUs. In the public desktop processor performance summary, the AMD Ryzen 9 9900X3D recorded a score of 2258 points in the single-core list; in the earlier GeekBench 4.2 database record, the Intel i9-9900K multi-core score was 33037 points.
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