The giant name of the processor industry, Intel, introduced its new processor series, which will compete head-to-head with AMD. Let’s take a closer look at the 13th Gen Intel Raptor Lake processors.
This month, we started to turn a whole new page in computer processors. At the beginning of this month, AMD managed to leave mouths open with the new Ryzen 7000 series, while today AMD’s biggest rival and industry leader Intel also unveiled its new generation processors.
Intel 13th generation processors were introduced. The new series hosts 6 different processors for now. So, what do the new Intel processors offer? Will it be able to stand up to AMD in terms of performance? Let’s take a closer look at the latest model processors that the computer world has achieved.
What does Intel 13th generation processors offer? Here is the summary:
- Same architecture as previous year’s processors, more power consumption.
- Better performance than previous generation AMD processors.
- Much higher multi-core performance than previous Intel processors.
- Compatibility with previous generation chipset (You may not have to buy new motherboard).
- More efficiency cores.
- More cores, threads and speed.
- Turkey price has not been announced yet, the price abroad is the same as last year’s models.
Intel’s new 13th generation processors features:
| Model | i9-13900K | i9-13900KF | i7-13700K | i7-13700KF | i5-13600K | i5-13600KF |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core | 24 (8P/16E) | 24 (8P/16E) | 16 (8P/8E) | 16 (8P/8E) | 14 (6P/8E) | 14 (6P/8E) |
| thread | 32 | 32 | 24 | 24 | 20 | 20 |
| base speed | 3.0GHz | 3.0GHz | 3.4GHz | 3.4GHz | 3.5GHz | 3.5GHz |
| turbo speed | 5.8GHz | 5.8GHz | 5.4GHz | 5.4GHz | 5.1GHz | 5.1GHz |
| L3 cache | 36MB | 36MB | 30MB | 30MB | 24MB | 24MB |
| Power (basic) | 125W | 125W | 125W | 125W | 125W | 125W |
| Power (maximum) | 253W | 253W | 253W | 253W | 181W | 181W |
| Graphic | Intel UHD 770 | – | Intel UHD 770 | – | Intel UHD 770 | – |
*Intel’s 13th generation processor family, in total 22 different processor models Will have. Models not included in the table will be introduced at a later date.
Let’s get to know Intel’s 13th generation processors roughly:
Intel’s new 13th generation processors, unlike AMD’s, do not have a brand new architecture, but the one released last year. Same architecture as 12th generation processors carrying. Of course, this architecture will be used in a different way. New series with previous series same number of P cores (performance), while the number of E cores (efficiency) will increase.
13th generation processors will have more cores and threads than the previous year’s processors. Number of cores and threads on i5 and i7 processors It will increase by 4 each. With this increase, the processors will be able to offer 200 MHz and 400 MHz faster speeds than the previous generation processors, respectively.
In the i9 family, where the flagship models will take place, the number of cores and threads 8 increases. The processor offers 600 MHz more speed than the flagship of the previous year. The maximum speed that all three processors can achieve, together with the new cores, will be as follows:
- Intel Core i5-13600K: 5.1GHz
- Intel Core i7-13700K: 5.4GHz
- Intel Core i9-13900K: 5.8GHz
Intel recently showed from the tip It did not introduce its processor, which can exceed 6 GHz, today. This flagship processor is expected to be introduced in the coming period.
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The architecture has not changed, the number of cores has increased: Of course, the power consumption is also increasing!
Intel’s new processors also have a minus side compared to the previous generation processors. The new series will consume more power in turbo mode than the previous series, Alder Lake processors. The standard power consumption on all processors will be 125. To use Core i7 and Core i9 in turbo, 253 watts of power will be required. This number is 5% compared to last year’s i9 and compared to i7. 33% more. The Core i5, on the other hand, will consume 181 watts (20% more) in turbo mode.
But keeping the architecture unchanged will do users one more favor:
With AMD’s transition to the new generation architecture, a new motherboard cost that supports these processors was incurred for many users. But in Intel’s 13th generation processors this will not happen. Because, thanks to the fixed architecture, users will be able to use new generation processors on their motherboards with Intel 600 or the newly released 700 series chipset. Those with the 700 series chipset will also be able to use previous generation Intel processors.
The 700 series chipset that will be released with 13th generation processors:
Along with the new processor series, of course, a new chipset will also be available on the motherboards. This new chipset, which will be the 700 series, is the chipset of PCI Gen 3.0 along with eight additional PCIe Gen 4.0 lanes and total of 28 strips will present. In addition, USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 (20 Gbps) ports and DMI Gen 4.0, which will speed up access to peripheral devices and networking, will also be included in the chipset.
The best part is the new chipset, as we just mentioned. It will also be compatible with previous processors.
Let’s skip the hardware, what will these processors offer us in terms of performance?
Unfortunately, Intel’s testing did not include comparisons to AMD’s latest lineup of processors. But comparisons with previous generation Intel and AMD processors showed pretty good results.
In tests with the Intel i9-13900K processor, the processor performed halfway better in some games than AMD’s Ryzen 9 5950X processor. In Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered and Arcadegeddon The performance gain was over 50%, compared to just 6% in World of Warcraft: Shadowlands. 16% performance increase was seen in CS: GO and 27% in F1 22.
How is the situation compared to previous generation Intel processors?
The Intel Core i9-13900K performed almost the same or slightly lower in some games and better in some games than the previous generation i9-12900K. Especially in AAA games. While there was no significant increase in performance increase, a significant increase in performance was seen in competitive games such as League of Legends, Raainbow Six Siege and CS: GO.
The multi-core performance comparison between the two processors revealed the difference more concretely. The new processor made a 37% difference to last year’s processor while operating at the same power. Power consumption to 253 watts increased, this difference reached 41%.
Let’s come to the prices and release date:
Intel’s new 13th generation processors, on 20 October 2022 It will be available for sale both in our country and around the world. Intel announced that more information about its new processors will be shared in the future. This information includes the prices of the processors.
On the other hand, when we look abroad, we see that Intel’s new processor prices are as follows:
| Model | Price |
|---|---|
| i9-13900K | 589 dollars |
| i9-13900KF | 564 dollars |
| i7-13700K | $409 |
| i7-13700KF | 384 dollars |
| i5-13600K | $319 |
| i5-13600KF | $294 |
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