The more efficient Alder Lake processors with TDP/PL1 35–65 W are out. We are, of course, ready, and for a perfect overview we have complete tests of the Core i5-12400, i.e. the successor of the most popular models of the past generations. You can compare this processor in all aspects not only with them, but also with the Ryzen 5 5600X . It looks like this processor will sell like hot cakes.
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The comparison of the Core i5-12400 against the Ryzen 5 5600X was especially interesting, especially with the focus on gaming performance per euro. It really looks like Intel found a strong value option.