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According to Gaming Recap slides, both Intel Core i9-12900K and Core i5-12600K claim the gaming performance crown over Ryzen 5000 series, but only by a few percent and only the games tested by Linus Tech Tips (which is not a very extensive list of titles). Ryzen 5 5950X is still faster than the flagship Alder Lake, despite both CPUs offering the same core count (16), but different thread count (24 for Intel vs 32 for Ryzen). According to the test results, power consumption in productivity benchmarks is much higher than the base TDP (Processor Base Power) of 125W, because such tests are run in Maximum Turbo Power (MTP) mode which is set to 241W. So while Alder Lake CPUs do indeed compete with AMD Ryzen 5000 series performance-wise, they are much more power-hungry in these tests.
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