Intel’s P-core Core 9 273PQE ‘Bartlett Lake’ CPU beats 14900K by as much as 9% in gaming assessments — embedded-only chip is unofficially Intel’s quickest gaming CPU (at 720p)

Bartlett Lake is one among Intel’s most unusual CPU lineups thus far, that includes a P-core-only design based mostly on Raptor Cove. But what caught everybody’s consideration was the flagship’s 12 P-core configuration, that includes 4 extra P-cores than any hybrid Intel CPU Intel has made to this point. Discovered by PCGamesHardware, a German YouTuber put the flagship Core 9 273PQE Bartlett Lake chip to the take a look at in a four-hour livestream and located it outperforms the Core i9-14900K in a number of video games by as much as 9%.

The YouTuber examined a number of video games, together with Horizon Zero Dawn, Monster Hunter Wilds, Rainbow Six Siege, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, and Counter-Strike 2, all at 720p, and Outcast 1.1 at 4K. In Horizon Zero Dawn, the 273PQE was 5% quicker than the 14900K. In Monster Hunter Wilds, the 273PQE was 6% quicker than the 14900K, and in Rainbow Six Siege the 273PQE was on par with the 14900K in efficiency. In Outcast, the 273PQE was 9% quicker than the 14900K. In Shadow of the Tomb Raider the 273PQE was 9% quicker than the 14900K, and in Counter-Strike 2, efficiency was on-par between the 2 chips.

14900K ist chancenlos? Intel Core 9 273 PQE im Test – Echte 12P-Kerne auf Sockel 1700 – YouTube

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