According to the latest reports, an Asus developer seems to have forgotten to disconnect the network during the test and exposed the data of Intel’s 12th-generation Core Alder Lake i9-12900. The CPU’s TDP was reduced to 65W (K The series is 125W).
Currently, i9-12900 has appeared on UserBenchmark, and a user from Taiwan, China tested the CPU with ASUS ROG Maximus Z690 Extreme motherboard. The test shows that the system is connected to a 1280×1024 display, the motherboard has only one memory slot, and it uses DDR5-4800 memory (C8C1084S1UC48BAW), which is likely to be a test platform.
The CPU has the same 8 + 8 core configuration as the K series, 16 cores and 24 threads, 2.4GHz main frequency and 4.25GHz turbo frequency. It scores 214 points for single-core and 2510 points for multi-core in UserBenchmark. In addition, pictures of the i9-12900KF processor have also been exposed. This CPU has QY5U code, is a sample model, TDP is still 125W, but does not have an integrated graphics card.
