The Geekbench v3 scores for Intel’s Core i9-7960X processor are out and they look pretty impressive. The Core i9-7960X gained a whopping multi-core score of 78323, plus a single-core score of 5804. In addition, the results show the i9-7960X hits 5.4GHz on all cores. Indeed, the news is a boost for Intel, which hopes to compete with the might of AMD’s monstrous Threadripper CPUs.
The scores, plus specifications for the tested system, follow below.
The Intel Core i9-7960X processor is out on 25th September, priced $1,699. Regarding the rest of the Core X-series, Intel says:
“The 12-core Intel® Core™ X-series processor will be available starting on Aug. 28, and 14- to 18-core Intel® Core™ X-series processors will be available starting Sept. 25. The 4- to 10-core Intel® Core™ X-series processors are already on shelves and available at multiple retailers, along with more than 200 Intel X299 Chipset motherboards.”
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