Dell’s new desktops appeared on the Geekbench running sub-platform, equipped with Intel’s upcoming 12-generation Core non-K series desktop processor i7-12700.
In terms of parameters, the 65W TDP i7-12700 has 12 cores and 20 threads, that is, 8 cores, 4 small cores, and 25MB of L3 cache. For comparison, Intel’s 125W TDP i7-12700K has 8 large cores and 4 small cores, with a core frequency of up to 5GHz.
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In terms of the graphics cards, this Dell desktop is equipped with an RX 640 exclusive display, which is AMD’s entry-level graphics card with a maximum of 640 stream processors and 4GB GDDR5 video memory.
Due to the high price of the current standalone display, many commercial desktops of manufacturers are equipped with this “4GB large memory” standalone display.
Moreover, Intel is expected to release a new 12-generation Core non-K processor at CES in January. In non-K models, apart from i7, i5, i3, Pentium, and Celeron do not have small cores.
Although there is no big and small nuclear heterogeneous blessing, the leak scores of the new i3 and i5 have shown a big improvement.
