Intel’s new Bartlett Lake flagship loses fight to a four-year-old CPU — Core 9 273PQE has 50% more P-cores but can't surpass Core i9-13900K in games
German media outlet PC Games Hardware benchmarks the Core 9 273PQE and compares it to modern mainstream processors.
This benchmark is part of Intel's regular product refresh cycle, with new CPUs frequently evaluated against predecessors and competitors.
It indicates potential challenges for Intel in maintaining performance leadership in certain segments, which can influence consumer choice and market share.
Little fundamentally changes, as product performance ebbs and flows between generations and competitors.
- · AMD
- · Consumers (potentially lower prices on older tech)
- · Intel
Intel's next-generation enthusiast-grade CPUs perform weaker than expected in gaming against older chips.
This could lead to a temporary dip in market confidence for Intel's new CPU line among gaming enthusiasts.
Intel might adjust its marketing strategy or accelerate subsequent product development to address perceived performance gaps.
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