The first benchmarks of the Intel Core i9-10980XE Cascade Lake-X have been published early and the processor seems to be facing tough competition from the likes of the AMD Ryzen 9 3900X. In tests such as Cinebench R20, the 10980XE seems to have posted lower scores than even the Core i9-9980XE. The 10980XE's initial data however seem to be not a very good representative of a mature platform such as Skylake.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-s-HEDT-woes-continue-Core-i9-10980XE-looks-to-trail-behind-the-Core-i9-9980XE-by-2-6-in-Cinebench-R20-12-core-Ryzen-9-3900X-is-within-striking-distance.440381.0.html
5.1Ghz on all cores? On air? At these frequencies this CPU will be drawing 300W or there abouts. People who believe these claims will believe anything.
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@Thomas
You have obviously never used a 7980xe, 9980xe nor 10980xe, 300w at 5.1ghz? Please, you've got to be taking the biscuit, it consumes over 400w at 4.4ghz alone.
Base clock is 3.0GHz. TDP is 165W.
Let's say vCore at 3.0GHz is 1.075v which is fairly realistic.
3000MHz*(1.075v^2)*c=165W
Therefore c~0.0476
5100MHz*(1.425v^2)*0.0476 = 490+ W depending on the voltage