The Intel 10th generation Core i9-10900K is always highly anticipated. It is based on the Comet Lake microarchitecture and will continue to use the 14nm process, and is likely to be the last flagship processor in the 14nm era.

However, before, everyone could only see its parameter scores, which is a bit regretful. Recently, some media finally exposed the real U-shaped image of the 10th generation i9, let us take a look.

The one exposed is the i9-10900 without K version. It seems to be an engineering sample. The TDP is fixed at 65W, which is only half of the 129W TDP of the K version. It does not have high requirements for heat dissipation. The sample is printed with 2.5GHz, but previous news said it is basic. The frequency is 2.8GHz, and in terms of specifications, it is a 10-core 20-thread design.

The media also exposed a photo of i9-10900 installed in the LGA1200 slot. This is the new home of Comet Lake-S CPU. Users need to purchase an additional new motherboard based on the 400 series chipset. The only good thing is that it is backwards compatible with LGA1151. of radiator.

Compared with the i9-10900, the parameters of the i9-10900K are much more luxurious. According to the 3DMark database, the i9-10900K has a base frequency of 3.7GHz and a single-core turbo frequency of 5.1GHz, which is consistent with previously leaked information. However, it is rumored that the i9-10900K can increase the base frequency and maximum single-core turbo frequency to as much as 5.2GHz and 5.3GHz respectively under Intel's BOOST 3.0 and temperature adaptive acceleration. The performance is worth looking forward to.