New benchmark of the Intel Core i7 8809G processor, which is characterized by having Kaby Lake cores and AMD RX Vega M GH graphics, thus giving a really good gaming result.

We do not know about you, but we are eager to get our hands on the Intel Core i7 8809G processor, the processor that everyone talks about and it is no wonder. This processor is characterized by having Kaby Lake processing cores and AMD RX Vega graphics cores, a combination in the same MCM chip, which promises to give a lot to talk about and that for now, we know that it will be integrated into the next Intel NUC Hades Canyon equipment .

This interesting Kaby Lake processor will have four cores and eight processing threads, working at a base frequency of 3.1GHz and in Turbo mode it will reach 4.2GHz, all combined with 8MB of L3 cache. This processor has a DDR4 @ 2400MHz memory controller in Dual Channel and also has Intel HD Graphics 630 graphics, for desktop tasks and reduce consumption, but when we start playing, the RX Vega M GH graphics will come into play, the which is characterized by working at a frequency of 1.19GHz and having 4GB of HBM2 memory, working at 800MHz. The Vega graphics has a 1024-bit memory interface and offers a bandwidth of 204.8GB / s.

On performance, which is the newest, this processor in the Cinebench R15 has given 860 points, a very similar performance to the desktop i7 6700K, which is very good. Regarding the graphics performance, this has given 81.2FPS in the Hitman at 1080p and high quality and 63.4FPS in the Rise of the Tomb Raider at 1080p and high quality. Regarding the 3DMArk, the results are more or less similar to those given by the GTX 1050 Ti, it is between the RX 560 and RX 570 and the performance is approximately 20% lower than the 1060GB GTX 3.

According to these data, which may vary when it is launched on the market, but which reveal a perfect solution for gamers, although yes, the point is that the prices will pull more for the mid-range than for the entry range. This translates to about € 700 for the system, more or less, although there is no price data, yet.

Source: 4Gamer