Intel Wildcat Lake reaches 15,222 points in Multi-core PassMark test, but lags behind Apple A19 Pro in single-core

Intel’s Core 5 320 has appeared in the PassMark database, giving the first public look at performance for one of the new Wildcat Lake processors. This is a Core Series 3 chip for entry-level laptops, positioned below the Core Ultra Series 3 lineup.

The Core 5 320 uses a 6-core, 6-thread configuration. It combines 2 Performance cores with 4 Low Power Efficient cores. PassMark lists the chip with 6 MB of L3 cache and shows three submitted samples, so the margin of error is still high.

Source: PassMark

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The processor scored 15,222 points in the CPU Mark test and 4,047 points in the single-thread test. This puts it close to the Apple A18 Pro used in the MacBook Neo in single-thread performance, while the Intel chip is around 27% faster in the multi-thread score.

Compared with Apple’s A19 Pro, the Core 5 320 is slower in single-thread performance but slightly ahead in the total CPU Mark score. PassMark currently lists the A19 Pro at 5,177 points in single-thread and 14,837 points in CPU Mark, compared with 4,047 and 15,222 points for the Core 5 320.

Strong iGPU upgrade over Lunar Lake

Wildcat Lake also brings Xe3 graphics to Intel’s lower-cost laptop segment. The Core 5 320 uses 2 Xe cores, far below the 8 Xe cores used by Lunar Lake, yet the score is 2746 compared to 5133 points. Mentioned X86 is dead and back, who found the Wildcat lake listing.

Intel officially launched Core Series 3 on April 16. However, we have not seen a single laptop on sale yet. In fact, we have only seen a reference laptop design as captured by other media.

Source: PassMark via @X86 is dead&back

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