Intel will in general convey elaborate media units with their pre-send off processor audit tests. One such unit arrived with Caseking, which posted an uncover of what it could resemble. An enormous cardboard box generally the size of an ATX motherboard box sparkles with holographic film on the entirety of its sides. You open its top to uncover a goliath picture of a “Raptor Lake-S” (8P+16E) pass on. In actuality, this bite the dust is about 260 mm² in region (about that of a postage stamp). The base finish of this “bite the dust” opens out in two portions, one uncovers an acrylic token with one more developed “Raptor Lake” kick the bucket, which you can hold tight a wall or as a setting in your streams; while the other half uncovers two paperboard gem cases, one contains the Core i9-13900K (8P+16E), and the other a Core i5-13600K (6P+8E). Extravagant media units aren’t new, and most equipment organizations send them with their significant item delivers, so locales can alternatively do an unpacking sneak peak at a date before that of the survey.