According to the introduction, the flagship model i9-13900 has 11% and 34% improvement in single-threaded and multi-threaded performance respectively. i9-13900 has about a 10% improvement in daily productivity tests, a 6-19% improvement in mainstream game tests, and a 3-10% improvement in content creation compared to i9-12900.

Elsewhere, Intel says the i9-13900 delivers up to 34 percent better multi-threaded performance at the same power as the Core i9-12900. In addition, packaging for 13th-generation Intel Core processors has been designed with sustainability as a priority, using fewer materials that are not only recyclable but also reliably sourced.

Intel’s 13th generation Core non-K-series processor models and parameters are as follows.

• i9-13900 (F): 8+16 cores, RWD 5.6GHz
• i7-13700 (F): 8+8 cores, 5.2GHz RWD
• i5-13600: 6+8 cores, RWD 5.0GHz
• i5-13500: 6+8 cores, RWD 4.8GHz
• I5-13400 (F): 6+4 cores, RWD 4.6GHz
• I3-13100(F): 4+0 cores, RWD 4.5GHz

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The i7-13700 has the same number of cores as the already released i7-13700K, with 8 large cores + 8 small cores. i7-13700 has a base power consumption of 65W and a core frequency of 5.2GHz; i7-13700K has a base power consumption of 105W and a core frequency of 5.4GHz.

Intel has now released the K-series processors for the 13th generation Core, and the non-K-series are expected to be released at CES early next year.

The first batch of 13-generation Core processors available include Core i9-13900K / KF, i7-13700K / KF, i5-13600K / KF, with the maximum single-core fury of 5.8GHz, 5.4GHz, and 5.1GHz respectively, which are almost fully ahead of the 12-generation Core. The price of the China version is RMB 4899, RMB 4699, RMB 3499, RMB 3299, RMB 2699, and RMB 2499.

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