The 12700K is 19% faster than the previous-gen 11700K in single-threaded work and 34% faster in threaded applications. The generational uplift is impressive, too.
The 12900K is the only chip on the market that can beat the 12700K in lightly-threaded work, albeit by a relatively slim 3% lead. As you'll see in the broader spate of lightly-threaded workloads below, Alder Lake dominates those types of workloads. The deltas in favor of Alder Lake are even more convincing in the single-threaded metric, with the 12700K being ~17% faster than both Ryzen contenders. However, that's still a nice win for the 12700K - the performance-per-dollar ratio is strong.Īs you'd expect given the 12700K's performance against the beastly Ryzen 9 5900X, it stretches its legs against the $390 Ryzen 7 5800X with a 40% performance advantage in threaded work. Taken as a cumulative measure, the 12-core 20-thread 12700K is 2.5% faster than the 12-core 24-thread 5900X, but be aware that this measurement only encompasses a selection of the threaded tests - you'll see a few wins for the 5900X in the individual benchmarks below. Given its more amenable $409 price tag, it is impressive to see the Core i7-12700K deliver a win over the $549 Ryzen 9 5900X in threaded work, highlighting the advantages of the x86 hybrid architecture.
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