Intel 13th Gen CPU Raptor Lake Benchmark

Intel 13th Gen CPU, from Raptor lake family, is delivering better performance than the latest Gen Intel and AMD CPU.

Recently Intel has introduced their long-awaited Alchemist GPU models to give series competition to AMD and NVIDIA. But that is not going to be enough for them. Because very soon, Intel will launch their new 13th Gen Gaming processor. For a clear example of this news, Asus has already released their motherboard 700 series BIOS updates to support Intel’s upcoming 13th Gen CPU in PC Gaming Market.

While Intel’s 12th Gen Alder Lake Core-i9 12900k is now the fastest CPU in the world according to the test, we also have some performance update news for the upcoming 13th Gen Raptor Lake CPU. However, it is still in Prototype mode with a base clock of 3GHz. This prototype processor hits almost a 5.8GHz boost on a single thread in the test.

For keeping up with the upcoming Photo Realistic PC Gaming and running Heavy VFX software and editing, Intel has manufactured this CPU with 24 CORE-32 THREAD architecture. Intel has said its LGA 1700 socket will support a native RAM Memory Speed of 5600MHz. From the Core side, there will be eight performance P cores and 16 efficient E cores. This is a significant update on Raptor Lake Family from Intel.

As we said, Asus has already released its BIOS update for Z690 series motherboards to support Intel 13th Gen Raptor Lake CPU, so we have plenty of information about it. Some details have already come out on the internet about the Intel 13th gen CPU performance.

Now, without further delay, let’s check out the upcoming Intel 13th Gen Raptor Lake CPU details.

Intel 13th Gen Raptor Lake CPU – Prototype Experiment Configuration

Here are the system details of the setup that they were using to test out the Intel 13th Gen Raptor Lake Prototype Model CPU

Prototype Experiment SYSTEM DETAILS

Operating System Used	Windows 10 64bit with the latest update
Motherboard Used	Asus ROG Maximum Z690 EXTREME with the latest ASUS BIOS Update
RAM Used	32GB DDR5 SD RAM
RAM Memory Frequency	6400 MHz

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Prototype CPU INFORMATION

CPU Model	Intel Core-i9 13900K
Architecture	24 Cores 32 Threads
Base Frequency	3 GHz
Boost Frequency	5.8 GHz
Family	Raptor Lake
Socket Type	1700 LGA
L1 Instruction Cache	64 KB x 16
L1 Data Cache	32 KB x 16
L2 Cache	4 MB x 4
L3 Cache	36 MB x 1

Intel Upcoming Raptor Lake Processor GEEKBENCH v5 Score

Geekbench 5 measures time with two different timers. If these timers disagree, then the result is flagged as invalid because Geekbench 5 is no longer confident its time measurements (and thus its performance measurements) are accurate.

— Geekbench (@geekbench) July 11, 2022

• Single Core – 2133 Points
• Multi-Core – 23701 Points

Intel 13th Gen Raptor Lake vs Intel Alder Lake vs AMD Ryzen Zen 3 5950X GeekBench Score

Let’s quickly check the performance difference between Intel 13th Gen Raptor Lake, Intel 12th Gen Alder Lake, and AMD Zen 3 Ryzen 5950X CPU in GeekBench Core.

Processor	Intel 13th Gen Raptor Lake	Intel 12th Gen Alder Lake	Ryzen Zen 3 5950X
GeekBench Single Core	2133	1987	1686
GeekBench Multi Core	23701	17272	16508

From the prototype test Result Charts, we can see that Intel 13th Gen delivers approximately 10% better performance in Single Core and 40% better in Multi-Core compared to Intel Core-i9 12900K. Also, it is paying about 27% better performance in Single Core and 50% in Multi-Core compared to Ryzen Zen 3 5950X.

Intel Raptor Lake vs Intel previous Gen CPU

Let’s look at how this Intel’s upcoming 13th Gen Raptor Lake CPU is upgraded and different from previous Gen Intel Flagship processors.

Intel Upcoming Raptor Lake CPU – Final Thoughts

Although Asus has released the BIOS upgrade for their Z690 Series motherboard so it can support this processor, some companies have already started to manufacture the Z790 series motherboards. Now the main question is about the Ram support. When the DDR5 Ram was ready to launch into the PC Gaming Market, Corsair tested their DDR5 prototype RAM, which delivered the base frequency of nearly approx 8666MHz.

So we expect that almost 8200 MHz DDR5 RAM will come to the PC Gaming Market before 2023 Q2. So will intel keep this thing in their mind and manufacture the final model with support of nearly over 8200 MHz DDR5 RAM, or do we have to wait for the next Gen model?

So this was all about our thoughts on the latest Intel 13th Gen Performance update. If you think we have missed out on anything, let us know in the comments down below.

That’s all, Folks!

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