Previously, it has been revealed that the actual photos of the Intel Core i9-14900KS processor and some parameter information have been brought, but Intel has not released this processor so far. Now the processor is back in the database to bring more information.
At present, the i9-14900KS has appeared on the OCCT benchmark platform, thus revealing some parameter information. Looking at the specs, the Intel Core i9-14900KS will feature the same 24-core and 32-thread configuration as its predecessor, including 8 P-cores and 16 E-cores of the chip, and will come with 36MB of L3 cache and 32MB of L2 cache. It's worth noting that this processor has a base clock of 3.2GHz and a terrifying 6.2GHz maximum frequency, which is 200MHz higher than the current highest-frequency i9-13900KS and i9-14900K, and will set a new frequency record after release.
However, the increase in frequency also comes with an increase in power consumption and temperature, with the i9-14900KS having a base TDP (PL1) of 150W, while the peak power consumption is as high as 410W, with an average power rating of 330W. At such a high TDP, the temperature of the chip reaches up to 101°C, with the P-core reaching a maximum of nearly 5.9GHz. However, it is still unclear when Intel will release this processor.