News Core i9-13900K Outpaces Core i9-12900K In New Benchmarks

[Admin]

Chinese content creator pitched Intel's upcoming Core i9-13900K engineering sample (ES) against a Core i9-12900K.

Core i9-13900K Outpaces Core i9-12900K In New Benchmarks : Read more

 

[thisisaname]

I would hope it does and at this point the engineering sample should be very close to finial release.

 

[bdcrlsn]

I would, indeed, hope a next-gen processor can outperform a previous gen processor.

 

[Udyr]

-insert mild shock gif-

 

[dimar]

I'd rather get surprised by the actual review with actual benchmarks. Not a fan of these clickbait articles.

 

[486SupportTech]

I can't imagine this being accurate. 440watts? Worse performance than previous gen. Intel would not release it if this was true.

 

[RodroX]

After AMD announcement everyone should be expecting more intel leaks.

 

[watzupken]

The claim that the 13900K is faster than 12900K is not even news. I am more interested to see how much more power will be required to feed this chip as it runs under full sustained load.

 

[TerryLaze]

The claim that the 13900K is faster than 12900K is not even news. I am more interested to see how much more power will be required to feed this chip as it runs under full sustained load.

We already know that every reviewer will find out before the fact which z mobo will run everything at 440W if not even higher at "default" out-of-the-box settings and will only use that board for every review, so there is no need to wait just to find that out.
Nobody will care about how the CPU runs at base power or how much you can tune the power down without losing any performance, same as the previous gens.

 

[KyaraM]

We already know that every reviewer will find out before the fact which z mobo will run everything at 440W if not even higher at "default" out-of-the-box settings and will only use that board for every review, so there is no need to wait just to find that out.
Nobody will care about how the CPU runs at base power or how much you can tune the power down without losing any performance, same as the previous gens.

Mostly true, yes. However, there are a couple more differentiated reviewers out there, thank goodness... see Alder Lake charts made for performance vs power draw.