Intel’s 12th generation Core uses a C0 step chip with up to 8 large cores + 8 small cores, while the latest 13th generation Core uses a B0 chip with up to 8 large cores + 16 small cores.

The i5-13400 mixes the chips of both the 12th and 13th generation Cores, but its specs are the same, with 6 large cores + 4 small cores and 4.6GHz core, for an MSRP of $221 (currently about CNY 1494).

The 13th-generation Core desktop processor is now available on JD.com, and the initial price of the i5-13400 is 1,889 CNY.

The starting price of the 13th generation Core:

i9-13900(F): 8+16 cores, turbo frequency 5.6GHz, $ 4889

i7-13700 (F): 8+8 cores, turbo frequency 5.2GHz, $ 3289

I5-13400(F): 6+4 cores, turbo frequency 4.6GHz, $ 1889

I3-13100(F): 4+0 cores, turbo frequency 4.5GHz, $ 1189

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The i5-13400 will be a mainstream processor with 65W TDP, 6 large cores + 4 small cores, up to 4.6GHz, and the number of cores has reached the level of the i5-12600K of the previous generation 105W TDP.

In terms of running points, the i5-13400 CPU-Z scored 729.3 points in the single-core test and 6591 points in the multi-core test, which were 3% and 31% higher than the i5-12400, and about 6% lower than the i5-12600K.

Intel has now released the 13th-generation Core K-series processors, and the non-K-series are expected to be released at CES early next year. At present, there are already sellers selling the i5-13400 QS version on Xianyu.

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