Intel CPU v25.3.0

Intel Core i9-14900 Processor

major
25
14th generation Core
minor
3
Core i9
patch
0
Core i9-14900
suffix
—
No suffix

Benchmarks

Total score 6,674 / 10,000, rank 33 of 2125.

Every score is out of 10,000, relative to the best CPUs. The total also counts the recommended price ($549, Wikipedia: List of Intel Core desktop processors (launch price)); see how scores work.

CategoryScoreMeasured
Single-thread8,233
4,322 points
Multi-thread2,828
44,500 points
3D rendering2,011
monster 166.7, junkshop 111.7, classroom 74.7 samples/min over 28 runs
Gamingestimated8,751

Sources: PassMark (Intel Core i9-14900, 991 samples), Blender Open Data

Metadata

PropertyValue
BrandCore
Intel nameIntel Core i9-14900 Processor
Processor numberi9-14900
CodenameRaptor Lake Refresh
Generation14th generation Core
MicroarchitectureRaptor Lake Refresh
Performance classCore i9
SegmentDesktop
Released2024-Q12024
Cores24 (8P + 16E)24
Threads32
Base clock2.00 GHz
Max clock5.80 GHz
Cache36 MB
TDP65 W
Max turbo power219 W
GraphicsUHD Graphics 770
SocketFCLGA1700LGA1700
MemoryDDR5-5600, DDR4-3200DDR5DDR4
Recommended price$549
Instruction sets
Features
SourceCurated (recent-cpus.json)

Uses (dependencies)

Used by (0)

Nothing depends on this version.

Other variants of this version

Known vulnerabilities and defects

  • Spectre variant 1 (bounds check bypass) (CVE-2017-5753): Mistrained conditional branches speculatively read out-of-bounds data. Mitigated in software only; every speculative out-of-order core is affected.
  • Reptar (CVE-2023-23583): Redundant instruction prefixes put the front end into an undefined state, allowing privilege escalation or denial of service.
  • Register File Data Sampling (CVE-2023-28746): Atom-class cores leak stale register file contents.
  • Vmin shift instability: Elevated operating voltage requests degrade 13th/14th generation desktop CPUs over time, causing crashes. Mitigated by microcode 0x12B.

Matched by codename; individual steppings may differ.

Changelog

Since the previous minor (lower performance class): Intel CPU v25.2.0 (Core i7-14700)

Performance

  • ~Total score 6443 → 6674 (+4%)
  • ~Single-thread 8034 → 8233 (+2%)
  • ~Multi-thread 2527 → 2828 (+12%)
  • ~3D rendering 1776 → 2011 (+13%)
  • ~Gaming 8604 → 8751 (+2%)

Specifications

  • ~Cores: 20 (8P + 12E) → 24 (8P + 16E)
  • ~Threads: 28 → 32
  • ~Base clock: 2.10 GHz → 2.00 GHz
  • ~Max clock: 5.40 GHz → 5.80 GHz
  • ~Cache: 33 MB → 36 MB
  • ~Recommended price: $384 → $549

Since the previous major (previous generation): Intel CPU v24.3.0 (Core i9-13900)

Performance

  • ~Total score 6701 → 6674 (+0%)
  • ~Single-thread 8130 → 8233 (+1%)
  • ~Multi-thread 2827 → 2828 (+0%)
  • ~3D rendering 2332 → 2011 (-14%)
  • ~Gaming 8675 → 8751 (+1%)

Features

  • +Turbo Boost 2.0
  • −EPT
  • −Secure Key (RDRAND)
  • −Enhanced SpeedStep
  • −Turbo Boost Max 3.0
  • −Thermal Velocity Boost
  • −CET
  • −Trusted Execution Technology
  • −Mode-based Execute Control
  • −Deep Learning Boost
  • −Gaussian & Neural Accelerator
  • −ECC memory
  • −Quick Sync Video
  • −vPro

Specifications

  • ~Codename: Raptor Lake → Raptor Lake Refresh
  • ~Microarchitecture: Raptor Lake (Raptor Cove + Gracemont) → Raptor Lake Refresh
  • ~Cores: 24 → 24 (8P + 16E)
  • +Base clock: 2.00 GHz
  • ~Max clock: 5.60 GHz → 5.80 GHz
  • ~Cache: 36 MB Intel Smart Cache → 36 MB
  • +TDP: 65 W
  • ~Graphics: Intel UHD Graphics 770 → UHD Graphics 770
  • −Performance cores: 8
  • −Efficient cores: 16
  • −P-core base clock: 2.00 GHz
  • −E-core base clock: 1.50 GHz
  • −L2 cache: 32 MB
  • −Base power: 65 W
  • −Max memory: 128 GB
  • −Memory channels: 2
  • −PCIe revision: 5.0 and 4.0
  • −PCIe lanes: 20
  • −Graphics max clock: 1.65 GHz
  • −Max CPUs per system: 1
  • −Instruction set: 64-bit