Two months ago, Intel released the 12th generation Core processor with A version of K. Its biggest change should be said to be the large-scale application of the hybrid x86 structure to the consumer market, which is what everyone calls the size core. How the architecture of the big and small cores is, how the performance is, we have already said in the previous review.
And two months later, the version without K is finally available. In the non-K series of 12th generation Core processors, we have taken a pure large core, or may be the most anticipated "cost performance" choice of Core i5-12400 processor, to see how its performance is.
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