Editor's comments: Even the 12th generation of notebooks is so explosive, it seems that Intel is bound to dominate the whole platform, and its ambitions are greatly dropped.
With the launch of the 12th generation of Core mobile terminal products, product news about the top model of the series, based on the Alder Lake-HX architecture, has gradually surfaced. Recently, the well-known running score software Geekbench exposed the specification table of Intel Core i9-12900HX and related information such as running score performance.
As a processor developed for notebook form, to obtain its performance information requires a complete set of notebook platforms, from the exposed specification sheet can know that this Core i9-12900HX comes from a product called "Lenovo 82TD", which has 16 cores and 24 threads, with a base frequency of 2.5GHz and the highest frequency recorded at 4.888GHz. It is worth mentioning that the maximum frequency of the i9-12900 P core in the default state is 4.9GHz.
In terms of performance running score, the Core i9-12900HX has a single-core score of 1921 points and a multi-core score of 15974 points in Geekbench 5, which is higher than the ABT to 5.3GHz desktop processor Core i9-11900K, and the premise of this score is that the core i9-12900HX's base power TDP is 55W. The number of Xe-LP GPU cores for this processor will be reduced, considering that notebook manufacturers will most likely match it with a unique display, so the negative impact of the weakening of the core display performance will not be too obvious.
The Alder Lake-HX notebook processors that have been exposed include the Core i9-12900HX and core i5-12650HX, which are likely to be used in high-performance gamebooks.