Intel's 12 -generation processor "Alder Lake" seems to be faster than Apple's M1 MAX!

Intel recently announced the 12th generation "Alder Lake", a new brand for the company's desktop.Until now, Apple's M1 has proved its wonderful performance, but Intel has been following him.According to a recently discovered Geekbench benchmark, Alder Lake processor seems to have more than equal results.

According to the benchmark result, Intel's ALDER LAKE (Core i9-12900K) is about 1 of the Apple's latest chipset "M1 MAX" mounted on the new MacBook Pro..It gives a 5x faster number.The result is 18,500 in multi -core, and it has a much higher score compared to M1 Pro and 12,500 M1 MAX.

Some users may not need i9, but if you are i7-12700K, it seems to be faster than M1 Pro and M1 MAX, so if you don't need the performance of i9 or you don't want to spend that much.It's worth considering that too.Note that both processors are higher performance than Apple's M1 Pro and M1 MAX, but much more power consumption.

Apple claims that M1 Pro and M1 MAX demonstrate high performance, but only consume a small amount of power, especially in laptops.In 2022, Apple is expected to announce a 27 -inch iMac with M1 Pro/Max, so it seems that further comparison of Intel's Alder Lake and M1 series can be compared.

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