Processor
Intel Core i9-14900K
An eight-performance-core plus sixteen-efficiency-core desktop processor, with 125 W processor base power and up to 253 W maximum turbo power.
- Manufacturer
- Intel
- Architecture
- Raptor Lake Refresh
- Introduced
- October 2023
- Word size
- 64 bit
- Frequency
- 2.4 GHz
- Count
- 2
- Core count
- 24
- Thread count
- 32
- Contextual value
- 253 W
- Instruction set
- Intel 64
- Record status
- provisional
Figures
provisional A figure marked provisional is recorded but not accepted: its evidence is unsettled. It may rely on one source, an unconfirmed announcement, or a digit read from a damaged scan. The reason appears under the figure. The catalog shows the figure but never uses it in a multiplier. How records are judged.
| Metric | Value | Evidence | Basis | Method | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clock frequency cpu · performance cores provisional | 3.2 GHz | Confirmed | Vendor-rated | Nominal clock Stated by the vendor P-core base frequency; the E-core base frequency is 2.4 GHz. This figure remains provisional until the cited source is corroborated for the exact configuration. | |
| Clock frequency cpu · performance cores provisional | 6.0 GHz | Confirmed | Vendor-rated | Peak clock Stated by the vendor P-core maximum Intel Thermal Velocity Boost frequency; it requires thermal and power headroom. This figure remains provisional until the cited source is corroborated for the exact configuration. | |
| Dhrystone MIPS per MHz cpu provisional | 6.1 DMIPS/MHz | Reported | Measured | Benchmark run Published independently dhrystone 2.1 A named Dhrystone 2.1 result normalized by the clock stated for that run. It remains provisional pending a second independent source. | |
| Thermal design power cpu provisional | 125 W | Confirmed | Vendor-rated | Rated power Stated by the vendor 125 W Processor Base Power; Intel specifies up to 253 W Maximum Turbo Power. Intel calls this Processor Base Power. The separate 253 W Maximum Turbo Power is a limit, not a wall-power measurement, so it is retained in the conditions rather than recorded as system power draw. |
1 documented absence
| Metric | Value | Evidence | Basis | Method | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peak FP32 rate cpu provisional | unknown Intel does publish a floating-point rate for this processor — 1228.8 GFLOPS, in the export-compliance matrix it maintains for the US Export Administration Regulations — and states no precision for it anywhere in that document. Without a precision the figure cannot answer a single-precision question, and it cannot be assumed to be one: the same 1228.8 is listed for the faster-clocked 14900KS. | Not stated | Vendor-rated | Theoretical peak Stated by the vendor The rarest kind of gap: not a missing number but a number missing the one qualifier that would make it comparable. Intel's export filing answers a question its product specification never touches, and then leaves the precision unstated across all twenty-four pages. Recording it as an FP32 peak would be a guess about which precision Intel meant, and the catalog does not publish those. |
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Editorial notes
The 2 core types have separate base and turbo frequencies. This catalog's single base and peak CPU rows describe the performance-core figures and say so in their conditions; they must not be read as a frequency of all 24 cores.