A brand new Intel Core Extremely CPU benchmark has simply appeared within the Geekbench browser, doubtlessly exhibiting off the primary real-world outcomes of an unreleased Arrow Lake CPU, the Intel Core Extremely 5 225F. The leaked benchmark is the primary consequence we’ve seen for this lower-spec gaming CPU, and judging from its specs, it might grow to be a brand new budget-friendly choice.
That’s as a result of this new Intel Core Extremely CPU seems to be a like-for-like successor to the Intel Core i5 13400F which, regardless of its age, remains to be top-of-the-line gaming CPUs you should purchase on a price range. Just like the 13400F, we’re assuming that this new Core Extremely 5 225F CPU from Intel gained’t include an built-in GPU, due to the ‘F’ suffix.
Shared initially in a publish by Benchleaks on X (previously Twitter), the Geekbench consequence offers two scores. The only-core check is a stress check of a single CPU core, which is often an excellent indicator of how effectively it’d carry out in video games, whereas the multi-core check will stress check all of a CPU’s cores to see how effectively it performs multi-threaded duties, resembling 3D rendering.
The outcomes themselves present that the Core Extremely 5 225F scores 2,653 for single-core efficiency and 13,028 for multi-core efficiency. As compared, the 13400F scores 2,299 within the single-core check, and 10,933 within the multi-core check, whereas the last-gen flagship Intel Core i9 14900K romps forward with 3,080 single and 20,655 multi-core check scores.
The specs aren’t an excessive amount of of a shock, as a earlier Arrow Lake leak relayed a number of the potential info about this lower-spec CPU. As that leak instructed, the CPU on this new benchmark leak has ten cores, six of that are the gaming-important P-cores, together with an extra 4 E-cores, 20MB of L3 cache, and a thermal design energy (TDP) ranking of 65W. These specs all match the 13400F that it ought to substitute, nevertheless it’s additionally value noting the bottom and increase clock speeds.
Based on this earlier leak, the Intel Core Extremely 5 225F would solely have a lift velocity of three.3GHz. Nonetheless, the benchmark suggests as a substitute that, whereas the bottom clock velocity is 3.3GHz, the 225F comes with a a lot increased 4.9GHz increase clock velocity, a 300MHz enchancment over the 13400F. That’s additionally a lot better than the earlier leak instructed, and will level to those lower-end Intel Arrow Lake CPUs being a a lot better choice for price range avid gamers.
With a $210 MSRP, the 13400F presents nice efficiency for its worth. Whereas top-end Arrow Lake CPUs haven’t impressed avid gamers thus far, as we present in our Core Extremely 265K overview , ought to Intel launch this new Core Extremely 5 225F CPU at an analogous worth to the 13400F, it might show to be standard amongst price range consumers.
This explicit CPU isn’t out there simply but, however you may try our Intel Arrow Lake information to search out out all the pieces we find out about Intel’s newest CPU lineup thus far, particularly with a rumored new Core Extremely microcode replace on the best way which might enhance efficiency. You may as well try our AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D overview to listen to concerning the newest AMD powerhouse gaming CPU.