Just a handful of days ahead of Sandy Bridge-E's launch, a Chinese tech website,
www.inpai.com.cn
(Google translation) has done what Chinese tech websites do best and
that's leak benchmarks and slides, Intel's NDA be damned. They pit the
current i7-2600K quad core CPU against the upcoming i7-3960X hexa core
CPU and compare them in several ways. The take home message appears to
be that gaming performance on BF3 & Crysis 2 is identical, while the
i7-3960X uses considerably more power, as one might expect from an
extra two cores. The only advantage appears to come from the x264 &
Cinebench tests. If these benchmarks prove accurate, then gamers might
as well stick with the current generation Sandy Bridge CPU's, especially
as they will drop in price, before being end of life'd. While this is
all rather disappointing, it's best to take leaked benchmarks like this
with a (big) grain of salt and wait for the usual gang of reputable
websites to publish their reviews on launch day, November 14th.
Softpedia reckons that these results are the real deal, however. There's more benchmarks and pictures after the jump.
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