Intel Core i9-12900K
LGA 1700, 3.20 GHz, 16 -CorePrice in EUR including VAT, free shipping
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Processor family | Core i9 12th Gen |
Number of processor cores | 16 -Core |
Max. TDP | 125 W |
Number of threads | 24 |
PCI express version (max.) | 5 |
Item number | 16552823 |
Manufacturer | Intel |
Category | Processors |
Manufacturer no. | BX8071512900K |
Release date | 4/11/2021 |
Processor family | Core i9 12th Gen |
Socket | LGA 1700 |
Intel Core | Alder Lake |
Clock frequency | 3.20 GHz |
Max. turbo clock rate | 5.20 GHz |
Number of processor cores | 16 -Core |
Number of threads | 24 |
Number of performance cores | 8 -Core |
Number of efficiency cores | 8 -Core |
Number of low power efficiency cores | 8 -Core |
Lithography | 7 nm |
Max. TDP | 125 W |
L3 Cache | 30 MB |
Multiplier unlocked | Yes |
PCI express version (max.) | 5 |
Processor design | 64-bit |
Transfer rate | 4.80 GT/s |
AMD Technologies | SSE4a |
Intel technologies | AES-NI, Control-flow Enforcement Technology (CET), Hyper-threading technology |
Onboard graphics | Yes |
Graphics card model | UHD Graphics 770 |
DirectX version | 12 |
Max. connected monitors | 4 x |
Clock frequency | 300 MHz |
Graphics Max Dynamic Frequency | 1550 MHz |
Memory channels | Dual-Channel |
Memory type | DDR4-RAM |
Max. memory (RAM) | 128 GB |
Manufacturer commitment | RE100 |
Manufacturer compensation | According to RE100, the manufacturer Intel fully compensates for its energy consumption, leading to a reduction in emissions. |
CO₂-Emission | |
Climate contribution |
Scope of delivery | Intel Core i9-12900K |
Length | 12.20 cm |
Width | 11 cm |
Height | 5.10 cm |
Weight | 86 g |
Product Safety |
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30-day right of returnReturn policy
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24 Months Statutory warrantyGuarantee provisions
Reviews & Ratings
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Overall ratingVery good93/100
Good70/100
The two completely different approaches of AMD and Intel are only partially successful. Intel's Core i9-12900KS is brazenly overpriced compared to the extra performance it offers, a clear candidate for users who only want to buy the top model on principle. AMD's Ryzen 7 5800X3D costs a little more in percentage terms compared to the standard variant, but also offers more benefits to gamers with an...
Very good100/100
Even without measurements with additional background jobs, the Core i9-12900K jumps onto the winner's podium. The new CPU from Intel brings an enormous amount of computing power.
Very good100/100
Even without measurements with additional background jobs, the Core i9-12900K jumps onto the winner's podium. The new top CPU from Intel brings an enormous amount of computing power - under Windows 11.
Very good100/100
- Strong performance
- Enormous gaming performance
- Supports DDR5
- Expensive
- High power consumption
- Full performance only under Windows 11
Without ratingNo rating
- Fastest gaming CPU
- Energy efficient when gaming
- DDR5 and PCIe 5.0
- Price/performance ratio of the CPU
- Expensive ecosystem
- High power consumption at full load
Very good89/100
Well done: Intel's new Core i5-12600K and Core i9-12900K CPUs are far more than 30 per cent faster than their predecessors. The i9 even beats AMD's 750 euro Ryzen 9 5950X, but it can't compete with the wickedly expensive AMDTR 3990X.