Intel Raptor Lake CPU surprise gets ruined by Microsoft

Date:
Tue, 25 Oct 2022 12:00:14 +0000

Description:
Want to know what Intel Raptor Lake CPUs are coming next? Microsoft spills
the details.

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What appears to be Intels full line-up of Raptor Lake processors has been leaked online courtesy of Microsoft.

We have already seen six 13th-gen CPUs launched the Intel Core i9-13900K, Core i7-13700K and Core i5-13600K, plus their respective KF versions (F means no integrated graphics) and therell be another 16 coming, to make 22 processors in total, if this list from Microsoft is correct.

As VideoCardz reports, the Raptor Lake processors have appeared in the software giants list of supported Intel chips for Windows 11 22H2 , and whats telling is that the models mentioned directly match another recent leak from motherboard maker Gigabyte.

Again, the Gigabyte list details all the Raptor Lake processors its motherboards will support, and with both of these line-ups matching exactly , it seems a good bet that this is the full range of Intels 13th-gen CPUs.

Heres the full list in all its glory: Core i9-13900KF Core i9-13900K Core i9-13900F Core i9-13900 Core i9-13900T Core i7-13700KF Core i7-13700K Core i7-13700F Core i7-13700 Core i7-13700T Core i5-13600KF Core i5-13600K Core i5-13600 Core i5-13600T Core i5-13500 Core i5-13500T Core i5-13400F Core i5-13400 Core i5-13400T Core i3-13100F Core i3-13100 Core i3-13100T Analysis: A few hints at some specs, but not much

As mentioned, the F models are those without integrated graphics, for folks who have discrete GPUs in place, and K models are unlocked (for overclocking and both KF means unlocked with no integrated GPU, of course). The T models are low-power efforts for enterprise usage, not aimed at consumers in other words.

For the 16 purportedly incoming Raptor Lake processors , what we dont get is any spec details at all from Microsoft just the CPU names. The previous Gigabyte list, however, did provide a few scant specs: the base frequency
(but sadly not that all-important boost), plus TDP. No core counts were confirmed for the supposedly inbound chips, though.

The full expansion of the Raptor Lake line-up is likely to happen early in 2023, wed guess, and with this host of new CPUs will come cheaper motherboards, too. Meaning that folks intent on a budget 13th-gen build will have far more affordable options in terms of the Core i5-13500 and 13400, or indeed the Core i3-13100 at the low-end, combined with a B760 motherboard (which again will be considerably more reasonably priced than Z790 models).

Theres a good deal of excitement around the Core i5-13400 in particular regarding the potential for it to offer something very compelling in the
value proposition stakes for more budget-friendly builds.



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