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Intel takes on Ryzen with Rocket Lake S and the Core i9-11900K

Intel takes on Ryzen with Rocket Lake S and the Core i9-11900K

Posted on January 12, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Intel’s Core i9-11900K is faster than AMD’s Ryzen 5900X, Intel says. But Intel still has a lot to talk about with its new Rocket Lake S desktop Core chips.

Intel debuted its next-generation 11th-gen “Rocket Lake S” desktop Core chips at CES 2021 on Monday, boasting that its flagship Core i9-11900K processor offers a 19 percent performance improvement over the prior generation, and with gaming performance that rivals AMD’s most powerful Ryzen chip.
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