Intel's new flagship i9-14900KS exposed: main frequency breaks the 6GHz mark for the first time, power consumption reaches 410W

According to news, Intel plans to launch a new flagship consumer processor, code-named i9-14900KS, aiming to further challenge the market limits. The i9-14900K launched last year is close to the peak of consumer-grade processors in terms of power consumption and frequency, but Intel does not seem to be satisfied with this. The new processor is expected to have fine-tuned and optimized performance specifications to deliver better performance and efficiency. Although specific details have not yet been announced, the news has attracted widespread attention. Consumers and technology enthusiasts are full of expectations for the performance of this processor, expecting it to once again refresh the market's limits.

It is reported that i9-14900KS will become the world’s first CPU with a main frequency exceeding 6GHz. Compared with the previous generation flagship i9-13900KS and i9-14900K, its acceleration frequency is as high as 6.2GHz, which is a significant improvement. The processor is designed with 8 performance cores (P-Core) and 16 energy efficiency cores (E-Core), with a total of 24 cores and 32 threads, and is equipped with 32MB L2 cache and 36MB L3 cache.

In terms of specific specifications, the base frequency of i9-14900KS remains at 3.2GHz, but by increasing the acceleration frequency, users can obtain more powerful performance. Although the full-core frequency has not yet been announced, as far as I know, it is expected to exceed the 5.7GHz of the i9-14900K, further consolidating its position in the high-end processor market.

However, as the performance increases, the power consumption of the i9-14900KS processor also increases accordingly. It is understood that the maximum operating power consumption of this processor reaches 410W, which is slightly higher than the 360W power consumption of the previous i9-14900K. This will increase the cooling requirements of the processor, potentially causing temperatures to exceed 100 degrees. Considering that the processor core area is only 252 square millimeters, the power consumption of 410W will undoubtedly bring serious heat dissipation challenges. Even if a split water-cooling heat dissipation solution is used, it may be difficult to completely solve this problem.

Core i9-14900KS is expected to be officially launched in mid-March. Although pricing has not yet been finalized, it is expected to be priced on par with the previous generation flagship i9-13900KS. The release of this processor will further intensify competition in the high-end processor market and provide consumers with more choices.

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