https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-11th-gen-core-rocket-lake-full-specifications-allegedly-leaked

 

14% faster than 10900k in Microsoft Flight Simulator at 1080p.

Not certain that this leak is genuine of course.

 

Intel Core i9-11900K Gaming Performance versus Core i9-10900K

 

 

Edited March 11, 20215 yr by martin-w

Well, the 11900k turbo's on all cores at 4.9 and the 10900k at 4.8, so it would actually be only 12% faster if they are at the same frequency.  FS in DX11 seems to favour 6-8 logical cores, so that may favour the 11900k as well.  We will have to wait and get more benchmarks. 

10900k also has a Turbo boost on all cores of about 4.9 Ghz. HWINFO on mine, with no overclocking of any kind, shows all cores running at 4.88 Ghz when MSFS 2020 runs.

Interesting enough, with MSFS, it can run at that speed with no issues but, with P3D 5, it goes in thermal throttling after a few minutes.

10900K in learning mode after I updated my MB and CPU the MB is used for OC tests as it only has 2 memory slots to control and HT off and limits off in the BIOS.

 https://www.flickr.com/photos/154944674@N05/50374316433/in/dateposted-public/

It will hit 5.4 in boost but have since locked it to 5.2 never goes over 64 degs no throttle 

8 hours ago, G-RFRY said:

10900K in learning mode after I updated my MB and CPU the MB is used for OC tests as it only has 2 memory slots to control and HT off and limits off in the BIOS.

 https://www.flickr.com/photos/154944674@N05/50374316433/in/dateposted-public/

It will hit 5.4 in boost but have since locked it to 5.2 never goes over 64 degs no throttle 

Thats awesome 👍  Good to see some HT off info, If you are running HT off, do you think you can have an all core oc of 5.3-5.4 as 24/7 oc with good air cooling?

9 hours ago, G-RFRY said:

10900K in learning mode after I updated my MB and CPU the MB is used for OC tests as it only has 2 memory slots to control and HT off and limits off in the BIOS.

 https://www.flickr.com/photos/154944674@N05/50374316433/in/dateposted-public/

It will hit 5.4 in boost but have since locked it to 5.2 never goes over 64 degs no throttle 

 

Learning mode you say. So you got on okay with the Asus AI Overclock algorithm? I have a theory that those who don't, are those that don't fully understand how it functions. 

Never goes over 64 in the sim you mean? I wondering how it does in something like RealBench Or R20. I know you have an AIO, but can't recall which one. 

34 minutes ago, simon747 said:

Thats awesome 👍  Good to see some HT off info, If you are running HT off, do you think you can have an all core oc of 5.3-5.4 as 24/7 oc with good air cooling?

 

Wee have a thread on air cooling with the 10900K

 

HT off usually drops temp by around 10 degrees. 

 

 

Edited March 12, 20215 yr by martin-w

50 minutes ago, martin-w said:

 

Learning mode you say. So you got on okay with the Asus AI Overclock algorithm? I have a theory that those who don't, are those that don't fully understand how it functions. 

Never goes over 64 in the sim you mean? I wondering how it does in something like RealBench Or R20. I know you have an AIO, but can't recall which one. 

Learning mode is not OC`ing with ASUS AI you run the system for a few weeks and it scores your system, the MB can be used with LN that`s why it`s used for OC records by testers, removing the limits in learning mode allows it to push the boost.

(1) Core i9-10900K Overclocked to 5.4GHz With Custom Water Cooling | SkatterBencher #10 - YouTube

These benchmarks always amuse me.  I mean who buying an 11900k would actually only be using msfs in 1080p resolution?

3 hours ago, G-RFRY said:

Learning mode is not OC`ing with ASUS AI you run the system for a few weeks and it scores your system,

 

My Maximus XII Hero has learning mode too. Its not overclocking  if you just pay attention to the score the "learning mode" has given you, based on the algorithm and do nothing. If you actually run the AI overclock it uses that score to set the overclocking parameters. It then monitors the system and makes adjustments as it sees fit. 

Learning mode is utilised by the auto overclock utility. Learning mode generates the profile mentioned below.

Most Asus boards have learning mode, that generates the profile for the overclock, these days. 

https://www.asus.com/Microsite/motherboard/Intelligent-motherboard/AI-Overclocking.html

 

ASUS AI Overclocking is an intelligent utility that helps you get the most out of your build by automatically profiling your CPU and cooling system to predict optimal voltage and frequency settings.

The guy in your video wasn't even aware Five Optimisation had existed. 🙂

 

Edited March 12, 20215 yr by martin-w

Cool, didn't know this existed, might give it a try. 

And also this 10% margin between 10th and 11th gen doesn't justify an upgrade to the latest gen. I am very happy with 10th gen i9, upgraded from i7 8086k.  

20 hours ago, micstatic said:

These benchmarks always amuse me.  I mean who buying an 11900k would actually only be using msfs in 1080p resolution?

 

True, but its done at 1080p so the emphasis is on CPU rather than GPU. As long as both CPU's being compared are tested the same way its valid.

It's about comparing two CPU's not how good it is in the sim.

yes your point is valid in this case.  

Is it really possible for MSFS to run at 100 fps?  Never have I seen that sort of frame rate reported anywhere, perhaps they used all its settings at their minimum.  Rather suspicious graph IMO.

Okay, I now understand this plot...my bad.  The Y scale is percentage, not FPS!  Why they decided to make a plot comparing two data sets where one set is base constant of the comparison, i.e. 100%...oh yes...marketing!

Edited March 24, 20215 yr by TheFamilyMan