A mysterious processor Intel Core I9-15900K appears in the tool Geekbench 6.4what could be a very early engineering sample.
Intel Core I9-15900K is identified in Geekbench
An engineering sample of a Intel Core I9-15900K appears by surprise in Geekbench 6.4. The presence of this model attracts attention because intell completely changed the nomenclature after the Intel Core “14xxx” towards “Core Ultra”. However, this does not confirm that it returns to the old nomenclature of the Core processors, it could well be an identification error or a very early sample of a Arrow Lake processor before the nomenclature changed, the possibilities are several.
The results in Geekbench They show that the Core I9-15900K get a score 2279 points in the single nucleus and 11690 test in the multi -core test.
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The Core I9-15900K seems to have quite similar specifications to a Core i9-14900K. We have a piece of 24 nuclei and 32 threads with a memory capacity Cache L2 and L3 of 8 MB and 36 MB, respectively. What we notice is that turbo watch speeds are limited to 4.8 GHz, when 14900k can work with a 5.8 GHz watch speed.
The processor was identified as “Genuineinte Family 6 Model 183 Stepping 1”what is the same identifier of 14900k, while processors “Genuineinte Family 6 Model 198 Stepping 2”.
Knowing these data, it is possible that it is a Core I9-14900K poorly identified and not a new model itself. The processor was identified in a motherboard ITX JGINYUE B760I SNOW DREAM. We will keep you informed.
