Raptor Lake Non-K CPUs Reportedly Up to 64 Percent Faster Than Alder Lake Counterparts

There are rumors in the streets that Intel will launch the 13th generation. raptor lake Non-K processors at CES 2023.hardware leaker chi11eddog We are sharing some performance numbers for the upcoming chips. The tipster claims that the motherboard vendor has conducted tests for analysis. However, we advise you to approach the information with caution.

Intel’s Raptor Lake K series, etc. Core i9-13900K Also Core i7-13700K, best CPU at the market. Not everyone needs a ton of firepower, though, and that’s where non-K-series products come in. They retain the essence of the K-series, which is core count. However, the chip features slightly slower clock speeds to comply with his 65W TDP.

The leak gives us a sneak peek at the performance of the Core i9-13900, Core i7-13700, Core i5-13600, Core i5-13500 and Core i5-13400. According to chi11eddog, an anonymous motherboard manufacturer tested the processors on the same motherboard with the same memory, so the results are directly comparable between his two generations of Intel chips.However, the leaker wondered if the vendor was using his DDR4 or DDR5 memory. The vendor only used a benchmark (Cinebench R23) to evaluate the chip, so the results only show the performance of the processor with that particular software.

The results seem to indicate that single-core performance is not significantly improved. The Core i7-13700 and Core i5-13400 also showed 6% higher single-core performance than the Core i7-12700 and Core i5-12700. core i5-12400, Respectively. The rest of Raptor Lake’s non-K chips offered less than 5% single-core upgrade over their Alder Lake counterparts.