As early as in its 2021 Architecture Day event, when Intel shared the core design details of the Alder Lake CPU architecture, it said that the optimization method of Windows 11 is to make the best use of Alder. Lake's performance hybrid architecture and new thread supervisor technology to help Windows 11 task scheduling.
To test these claims and see how Alder Lake performs on Linux on Windows 11, the hardware website Phoronix decided to do an in-depth study and benchmark the recently launched Alder Lake-S series Core i9-12900K, which is Intel The 12th generation desktop flagship chip.
The test platform consists of the following parts:
- Core i9-12900K processor
- ROG STRIX Z690E GAMING WIFI
- 64GB Corsair DDR5-4400
- Windows 11 Pro Build 22000
Overall, the Intel Core i9-12900K performed impressively on the Windows 11 platform, beating the Linux system in most tests. Although more tests were conducted (104 items in total), only some of the most interesting results are shown here.
First, there are some browser and web application benchmark tests using Selenium.
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