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Performance-core Base Frequency. 3.30 GHz. Cache. 12 MB Intel® Smart Cache. Total L2 Cache. 5 MB. Processor Base Power. 60 W. Maximum Turbo Power.
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Starting with Cinebench R23multi-core, we find that while not the most impressive CPU we've tested as of late, the 12100F is still mighty impressive for what it is, and perhaps more importantly, what it costs. The IPC of Alder Lake is so strong that just 4 P-cores can rival the multi-core performance of a 10th generation 6-core/12-thread processor ...
Time to see how this quad-core handles gaming, and we'll start with a relatively easy title. In F1 2021 the 12100F was capable of driving up to 292 fps on average, while keeping 1% lows above 200 fps. Of course, the 10100F was also very capable in F1 2021, but we're looking at an 18% performance uplift. Perhaps more important that that, the 12100F ...
When it comes to power consumption, the 12100F is extremely efficient, we're looking at roughly the same total system usage as the 10100F for around 30% greater performance. Incredible performance for a CPU that's only consuming 50-60 watts. We also tested power consumption with Cyberpunk 2077and the the 12100F looks impressive, increasing total sy...
Here's a look a the 10 game average data and overall we think it's fair to say Intel's latest quad-core made out very well in many of today's games, especially given we were often using slightly dialed down quality settings at 1080p with a Radeon RX 6900 XT. What this means is, for most gamers who will almost always be more GPU limited, the 12100F ...
Before wrapping things up, here's a look at operating temperatures with the RS1 box cooler, which is a cut down version of the RM1 which comes with the 12400. Running at the 58w spec, the 12100F never exceeded 78C and this temperature was reported inside the Corsair Obsidian 500D with an ambient room temperature of 21C. A good result overall. Unsur...
The Core i3-12100F is even more impressive than what we were expecting. Despite only packing four cores, the application performance was excellent, often rivaling that of previous generation 6-core/12-thread processors. Then when it came to gaming it was much more capable than anticipated, often matching higher core count parts while offering subst...
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It isn't exactly 'crushing' ryzen 5 3600, bur it is faster. These 'destroying, crushing, obliterating' clickbait titles stink! We should create a guideline for when it's appropriate to use extreme terms, for example, crushing - 33% faster and up.
Graphics Base Frequency 300 MHz. Graphics Max Dynamic Frequency 1.40 GHz. Graphics Output eDP 1.4b, DP 1.4a, HDMI 2.1. Execution Units 24. Max Resolution (HDMI)‡ 4096 x 2160 @ 60Hz. Max Resolution (DP)‡ 7680 x 4320 @ 60Hz. Max Resolution (eDP - Integrated Flat Panel)‡ 5120 x 3200 @ 120Hz. DirectX* Support 12.
