Expected to be announced next fall Intel 13th generation Raptor Lake Information about it keeps coming. With Raptor Lake’s official announcement a short while away, Core i9-13900K An engineering sample of the model has been put up for sale on the internet.
Intel Core i9-13900K Raptor Lake is second hand
The new Raptor Lake series, Intel 7 It will be the last batch built on the compute node. Performance results for the Core i9-13900K the other day, compared to the previous model of the 13th generation (Core i9-12900K), almost 20% faster revealed that.
There were also some leaks about the hardware features of Intel’s new processor family. The company’s 13th generation processors higher CPU clock speed It was claimed that it would leave a thermal gap so that it can be obtained. The engineering example that fell on the Internet revealed that there is no such gap.
13th generation Intel Raptor Lake in performance test!
The 13th generation Intel Raptor Lake ES is up for performance testing against the Core i9-12900K. Both traders have their advantages.
A Chinese user, who claims to have bought Intel Core i9-13900K from the black market, also shared the technical details of the processor. According to testing with the CPU-Z program, the processor is to 8 performance cores (Raptor Cove) and to 16 efficiency cores (Gracemont) owned.
The user also claimed to have connected it to the Asus Z690 ROG Apex motherboard and successfully overclocked it. However, many important features are turned off in the CPU-Z program, so we do not know whether the processor sold on the black market is really Raptor Lake.
chinese user, Intel Core i9-13900K for 2850 yuan (424 dollarsHe said he made a payment of around . However, this figure is well below the price tag that Intel will set. While it’s an engineering example of the product bought on the black market, it’s unlikely to cost less than $550.
We think Raptor Lake will offer innovations in many ways before it hits the market in October. However, it is still too early to see definitive results.
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