With Intel’s thirteenth Gen Center “Raptor Lake” confronting fierce opposition from AMD’s Ryzen 7000 series, and the “Zen 4” series being expanded with 7000X3D series in mid 2023, it’s turning into an inevitable outcome that Intel will send off a potential “Center i9-13900KS” SKU, which is headed to being the world’s most memorable work area processor that can help up to the 6.00 GHz mark. The processor ought to have the option to support its 8 “Raptor Cove” P-centers to the 6.00 GHz mark, considering that the most extreme lift recurrence of the stock i9-13900K is as of now supposed to be at 5.70 GHz.

At its Tech Visit occasion in Israel, that’s what intel affirmed “Raptor Lake” brings a 15% single-strung, and 41% multi-strung execution gain over “Alder Lake.” The single-strung gain is from the higher IPC of the “Raptor Cove” P-center, combined with its recurrence set as high as 5.70 GHz; though the multi-strung execution gain is a mix of expanded IPC of the P-centers, and expanded frequencies for both the P-centers and E-centers. The E-center groups get more shared L2 reserve, which ought to work on their presentation, as well.