Unannounced iMac with Intel Core i9 and Radeon Pro 5300 leaks
What you need to know
- A new Geekbench entry seems to detail an unannounced iMac.
- The entry shows the system sporting an Intel Core i9-10910.
- It also features an unannounced AMD Radeon Pro 5300.
While Tim Cook may have announced Apple's plans to shift away from Intel to its own Apple Silicon over the next two years, he did say that the company had new Intel-based Macs in the works that they were really excited about. One of those Macs may have just been leaked.
Reported by Tom's Hardware, an unannounced iMac has surfaced on Geekbench that is sporting an Intel Core i9-10910 with 10 cores, 20 threads, and 20MB of L3 cache.
According to the entry, this processor runs with a 3.6 GHz base clock and 4.7 GHz boost, a 28.6% increase on the base than the Core i9-10900.
The entry also shows off an unannounced AMD Radeon Pro 5300 that is speculated to be the desktop version of the Radeon Pro 5300M that the company announced last year.
It is unclear as to which iMac will get these features or if they will be offered as part of a custom configuration for the desktop.
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