Intel Chip Benchmarks

The MacBook Air with the M2 chip is a phenomenal machine. Let's be honest: most of us have seen the benchmarks, heard the reviews. But this thing does not disappoint. Setup was a breeze and all the apps I needed were ready to go very quickly. So far, no laggy behaviors. Everything is running great! B&H was awesome. Price was the cheapest I had seen, and shipping was fast. Everything was perfect. Will definitely look to B&H again for other purchases.

This cpu is amazing. If you bought 11th gen....I feel for you. Chip runs great, temps are reasonable(using a 360 AIO). If you leave it at stock performance it great. Once you start overclocking, while there is some headroom, you will need pretty good cooling. Overall I'm very happy. I have this and a 12600k. If you are on a budget, that is really the cpu to get in my opinion. I have no need for the i9. It has a bit higher clocks and more E-cores. To me, nothing to get too excited about. I just hope Intel stays on this socket for 13th gen. From what I've read, that is the plan, but Intel hasn't really said anything officially. Cheers!

I can barely believe how fast and cool it runs compared to the intel chip version it replaced.

I bought this computer a few months ago for my daugther's. At the time I bought the intel chip becuase I was expecting it to be faster than the M1 chip. I later on did more research on the M1 and saw that is was remarkably more faster than the intel chip. Good thing I didn't open the package yet and was able to return it for the M1. So far my daughters havn't complained at all about the computer's and seem to be very happy with it. Also the space gray is a beautiful color choice. And would recconmend this color out of all of all the other color's.

I’ve been into computers my whole life and outside a brief window around the Turion x64 days Intel had ALWAYS been the leader in performance. With nearly three decades of dominance came market ubiquity. I always bought Intel because it’s what you did if you wanted the best. Inversely, this led to me developing prejudice against AMD. 2020 saw what had previously been unrealized, and AMD finally had more to show than Intel, and was still offering it at slightly lower pricing. Thus the value proposition presented by particularly the 5600x is astounding. So I made the logical choice and built my first ever AMD based system. Nothing changed, and it still booted when I hit the button. Instead I saw massive day to day speed upgrades and aside from a minor issue getting my ram to run its XMP profiles at stock voltage (which was either my mobo being cranky or the sticks themselves being subpar) the new system just worked flawlessly. It’s been almost two weeks now and I’m exclusively using the system for gaming. I can’t say I’ve experienced any strange hiccups or issues yet that I can directly attribute to the processor (on any new complete build you’re bound to have some quirks arise). Everything just works as I expect it to. The processor itself had broken a mental barrier for me, and does exactly what it claims it will on the box. Under a Kraken X63 my peak gaming temps on the chip were 63* Celsius... PEAK... with most gaming settling into the high 50s. That’s with PBO enabled, and after several hours so a fully saturated cooling loop. All cores have hit their advertised peak boost, and the most power I’ve seen the chip draw was around 83 watts. That’s a very cool and efficient chip, a sign of how much further AMD is ahead of Intel on the die processes. 7nm chips mean less power and more performance in the same package, and I see that born out in this chip. I can highly recommend the 5600x for all but the most extreme gamers. Paired with a 3080@ 2070mhz, no bottleneck!

I've been using this laptop as my everyday driver since I received this computer back in June and have had no issues. Yes, Dell has had some issues with QA on their XPS line of laptops but when you get a device that is fully functional the experience with amazing. Windows 11 along with an intel 12-gen chip makes this laptop a powerhouse. Yes, the laptop will get hot if you are using it in performance mode but there are various other modes you can use and still get amazing speeds. The only real issue is the battery life is not good but that is a non-issue as I use this plugged in on my desk. I would recommend holding off on purchasing and waiting for the 2nd iteration of this laptop next year. With intel 13gen chip and letting dell fix some minor issues and this will be one of the best laptops, you can buy for the size.

I think my intel I-9 chip, and RTX 4090 GPU deserve the controlled power flow this 1000W modular power supply provides. I wanted the best parts on the market when I put together my daughter's PC. This was an excellent choice. The fan is quiet and can go to sleep to conserve power when it's not needed to cool the system. I particularly like the modular cabling. I didn't have to install every SATA connection but only installed the cables I needed. That really helped me with cable management. I comes with the new GPU power cable which is much easier to run and plug in. Bottom line - It's a solid choice.

The Intel Core i5 12400f is a power chip and can be highly overclocked with the proper motherboard. It works excellent stock as well, very good for the cost. Highly Recommended.

got this to run as a single memory chip on the lower slot of an Intel NUC, leaving me room to max out the units capacity at 32 GB, if my workflow requires it. working perfectly with Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.

Runs everything better than my old CPU, no issues so far, and performs as benchmarks said it would.