New benchmarks of the Intel Core i7-14700K CPU have been leaked and this time we have an ES chip that was overclocked to 5.8 GHz.
Earlier, we got to see the Intel Core i7-14700K leak out with up to 20% faster performance than its predecessor, the 13700K. The latest benchmarks are based on an early ES chip which has slightly lower clock speeds than the ones we are going to get on the retail model. The benchmarks were posted by Bilibili's content creator, 捡七七的小垃圾, who used an MSI PRO Z690-A DDR4 board & a 360mm AIO cooler with 16 GB of DDR4-4000 memory.
This will be the fifth leak of the Intel Core i7-14700K which had previously appeared multiple times. We first saw the chip back in July in the first leaked benchmarks which showed up to 15% better performance with an ES SKU, later we saw the chip running up to 6.3 GHz (overclocked) on an MSI Z690 motherboard and the chip also had additional benchmarks leak out alongside its i9 brother within the BAPCo database.
In terms of specifications, the Intel Core i7-14700K CPU comes with an 8+12 core configuration that offers 20 cores & 28 threads. This will be a nice upgrade over the existing Core i7-13700K processor which offers an 8+8 core config, delivering further boost to multi-threaded performance thanks to those extra E-Cores. The CPU will offer 33 MB of smart cache (vs 30 MB) & feature clock speeds of 3.4 GHz at the base and up to 5.6 GHz with TBMT3. That's also a +200 MHz boost over the 13700K & we can see performance uplifts of around 5-10% from this particular SKU.
The AIDA64 performance for the Core i7-14700K is as you might except with DDR4 memory. The chip does boast some higher L3 and L2 numbers thanks to the increased amount but this chip is designed around the DDR5
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