In order to cope with the competition, Intel's product lines have accelerated greatly in the past year, and the 'core core' has become a magic weapon. Next, we will usher in the new high-end series Coffee Lake-H on the notebook platform (also part of the eighth generation Core Duo ), began to universalize the six core.
The first batch of Coffee Lake-H platform will have five different models, of which i3-8300H, i5-8400H are all 4 core 8 threads, i7-8750H, i7-8850H, i9-8950HK are all 6 core 12 threads, which is also For the first time, Intel brought six physical cores to the notebook.
Their thermal design power consumption is maintained at the same level as 45W at present, but they are also adjustable. It will allow them to exceed this value for a short time. i9-8950HK is still open overclocked, just like the current i7-7820HK.
Previously we have seen the i7-8750H's performance, with a new design of the mold can be full of blood running, running sub-thread approaching eight generations of Core high-end models i5-8600K, multi-threading is comparable to the latest desktop enthusiast 6 core i7-7800X.
Now, the lonely phoenix warrior from the pen evaluation room has exposed the performance of two big brothers.
The i7-8850H has a reference frequency of 2.6 GHz and Turbo Boost up to 4.0-4.3 GHz. The test machine automatically unlocks the power limit and allows up to 200W (28 seconds maximum).
CineBench R15 running single-threaded 181, multi-threaded 1288.
This result, Whether single-threaded or multi-threaded, it is close to the desktop flagship i7-8700K. Only this open power consumption is not realistic in the general game or even mobile workstations, so the actual performance has to give a question mark.
It is worth mentioning that its matching chipset (Southbridge) was identified as Cannon Lake CM246.
The i9-8950HK has a reference frequency of up to 2.9 GHz and Turbo Boost up to 4.8 GHz (single core). However, the maximum thermal design power consumption is limited to 56.3 W. It is not an unlocked state or a more normal state.
As a result, performance is naturally limited. CineBench R15 single-threaded run reached 204, absolute top level, desktop flagships are unmatched, but multi-threaded only 1083 points, apparently down-severe, basically equivalent to i5-8600K (6 core 6 threads), Ryzen 5 1600 Grade.
Chess scores are not as good as i7-7700K.
