13th Gen Intel Non-K CPU Benchmarks Leak: Core i9-13900, Core i7-13700, Core i5-13600, Core i5-13500, Core i5-13400 Tested in Cinebench

Intel’s 13th Gen Non-K processors are just a few weeks away, and benchmarks have leaked for all the chips including the Core i9-13900, Core i7-13700, Core i5-13600, Core i5-13500, and i5-13400.

13th Gen Intel Non-K processors deliver up to 10% single-threading and up to 64% multi-threading performance boost in leaked Cinebench benchmarks

Benchmarks have been leaked before Chi who has a great track record when it comes to the latest leaks. The latest leak includes performance numbers for the Intel Core i9-13900, Core i7-13700, Core i5-13600, Core i5-13500, and Core i5-13400 CPUs. Test platform and configurations aren’t mentioned, but these will likely be the retail chips we’ll be getting in stores on January 3rd alongside our B760 motherboards.

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Starting with the specs, the Intel Core i9-13900 CPU will have 24 cores and 32 threads running at a base frequency of 3.0GHz and up to 5.8GHz, as well as 68.0MB of cache. The Core i7-13700 will have 16 cores, 24 threads, 54MB cache, and clock speeds rated at 2.1GHz base / 5.2GHz.

Then we have a trio of 13th Gen Intel Core i5 Non-K CPUs which includes the Core i5-13600 with 14 cores, 20 threads, and 44MB cache and the Core i5-13500 with 14 cores, 20 threads, and 32MB cache. temp, and finally a Core i5-13400 with 10 cores, 16 threads, and 28MB cache. The Core i5-13600 will run at clock speeds of 2.7GHz and 5.0GHz, the Core i5-13500 will run at 2.5GHz and 4.8GHz boost speed while the Core i5-13400 will run at 2.5GHz and 4.6GHz boost clocks. All chips will feature a standard 65W (PL1) TDP and variable PL2 ratings.

As for performance, Intel’s 13th Gen Non-K processors deliver up to 10% single-threaded gains with the Core i9-13900 offering the biggest jump over its predecessor while the Core i5-13500 coming out with the least increase. But at the same time, the Intel Core i5-13500 manages to deliver the highest multi-threading performance of 64% while the Core i5-13400 provides a small but still significant boost of 28%. Here is the full breakdown of the Cinebench R23 performance leak:

To sum up the performance numbers

Cinebench R23 Single Thread:

• Core i9-13900 vs. Core i9-12900 = +10% faster
• Core i7-13700 vs. Core i7-12700 = +6% faster
• Core i5-13600 vs. Core i5-12600 = + 4% faster
• Core i5-13500 vs. Core i5-12500 = + 3% faster
• Core i5-13400 vs. Core i5-12400 = +6% faster

Cinebench R23 Multi-Threaded:

• Core i9-13900 vs. Core i9-12900 = + 53% faster
• Core i7-13700 vs. Core i7-12700 = + 34% faster
• Core i5-13600 vs. Core i5-12600 = + 59% faster
• Core i5-13500 vs. Core i5-12500 = + 64% faster
• Core i5-13400 vs. Core i5-12400 = + 28% faster

While the unicast generational increase is somewhat expected, we will still see some gains rather than no improvement at all. In hyper-threading though, Intel is taking the lead with massive double-digit performance boosts. This will further impact AMD’s new Ryzen 7000 platform unless AMD gets really aggressive with pricing.

Intel B760 motherboards and 13th Gen Non-K CPUs will be available in the first week of January, just a week before the AMD Ryzen 7000 Non-X CPU launch.

Intel 13th Generation Raptor Lake-S Desktop CPU Family: