Bench leak Excavation What appears to be the first sighting of the Intel Raptor Lake Core i7-13700K in the Geekbench online results database shows that Intel has a significant number of chips competing with AMD’s pending Ryzen 7000 series. According to the test app sysinfo overview, the 13700K is a 16C / 24T CPU with a base clock of 3.39 GHz and a boost clock of 5.29 GHz. Thanks to this powerful combination of modern cores, clocks, and caches, the so-called 13700K scored 2,090 points in Geekbench’s single-threaded (1T) test and 16,542 points in the multithreaded (nT) test.
It wasn’t long ago that Intel’s unlocked Core i7 CPU was a flagship part, but in recent years the i9 series has stolen that lightning. Still, if you consider this score genuine and compare it to the average held in the Geekbench database, the 13th generation Intel Core i7K model looks like a beast. For example, single-threaded testing beats the current AMD consumer flagship Ryzen 9 5950X, while multithreaded testing is ahead. With finished silicon (which may be an engineering test chip here), an optimized BIOS, a 700 series chipset motherboard, and a platform-appropriate DDR5 RAM kit, this CPU can comfortably reach even higher positions. must. And that was long before we incorporated CPU overclocking into our equations.
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Core i7-13700K * |
Core i7-12700K |
Core i9-12900K |
Ryzen 9 5950X |
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Geek Bench 1T |
2,090 |
1,901 |
1,987 |
1,685 |
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Geekbench nT |
16,542 |
14,101 |
17,286 |
16,505 |
The above is a summary of known CPU performance and leaked CPU * tables in Geekbench. In single-threaded tests, the Raptor Lake chip wins the crown with some comfort. Has no more single-threaded test chips. Geekbench database (However, there are no other Raptor Lake chips yet).
Moving along with the multithreaded test results, the Core i7’s 16,542 score is slightly faster than AMD’s Ryzen 9550X, despite a lack of cores / threads (16C / 24T vs. 16C / 32T). This is worth a leap in processor pecking order across generations.
Perhaps a better indicator for highlighting the quality of the new Core i7-13700K is to compare its score to the Core i7-12700K. In this case, the nT score is 15% faster on the Raptor Lake chip. However, the Raptor Lake CPUs we’ve seen so far have doubled the number of Efficiency cores, so this i7 vs i7 battle will take place between the 16C / 24T Raptor Lake and the 12C / 20T Alder Lake CPUs.
We also recently reported on what appears to be a true benchmark for pre-release Intel Core i5-13600K and Core i9-13900K processors. With the Core i7-13700K above, you may have been able to collect an entire set of unlocked 13th Generation Core CPUs that will soon be competing in the list of best CPUs for your game. For more information on Raptor Lake, check out our extensive article on Intel’s 13th Generation Raptor Lake.
