Not long ago, the performance test of the Intel i9 13900 just leaked out, and today the performance test of the i9 13900K with K version was immediately revealed, and the performance is closer to the ES3 version of the retail version, which is more stable than the leaked chip of

Not long ago, the performance test of the Intel i9 13900 was leaked, and today the performance test of the i9 13900K with K version was immediately revealed, and the performance is closer to the ES3 version of the retail version, which is more stable than the leaked chip of the previous ES1 version. Quite a bit, and it’s also the version closest to the final performance of this chip.

 A Chiphell user claimed that he was the one who released photos of the i9 13900K ES1 version a few days ago, and from the previously leaked photos we can see that the chip has the words "Intel Confidential" printed on it, which translates to Intel confidentiality means. There is also the number "Q0D8" on it, which is reported to be the number of the ES1 version. The user also said that compared with the problems of unstable frequency and incompatibility of motherboard bios on the ES1 chip, the current ES3 version has improved a lot, becoming more stable and improving some performance.

Comparing the previously leaked i9 13900K ES1 version, the ES1 version is equipped with the ASUS Z690 APEX large board, the highest frequency is only 4.0GHz, but TDP has 125W. The single-core frequency of the ES3 version has reached 5.5GHz, and the all-core turbo frequency has also reached 5.3GHz. And the previous ES1 version did not support DDR4 memory, only DDR5, and the supported frequency was lower. The ES3 version supports up to DDR5-7200 frequency, and the final retail version may further increase this frequency to DDR5-8000 or above.

 Intel's 13th generation Core i9 13900K is equipped with 24 cores, including 8 performance cores and 16 energy efficiency cores, reaching 24 cores and 32 threads. The total capacity of the third-level core's second-level cache has also been increased to 68MB, which is still a lot higher than the 12th generation Core.

 From the benchmark test revealed by the netizen, it can be seen that the ES1 version scored 611 points in the single-thread test and 12366 points in the multi-thread test in the CPU-z benchmark. The single-threaded running score of the ES3 version is as high as 880 points, and the multi-threaded test running score is as high as over 18,000 points. The previous ES1 version even lagged behind the Core 12th generation i9-12900K in single-threaded running scores, and led by 12% in multi-threaded running scores. But after coming to the ES3 version, single-threaded not only surpassed 5.5%, but multi-threaded even led by as much as 53.6%. If compared with AMD's flagship processor R9 5950X, the single-thread performance of the ES3 version has increased by 33.7%, and the multi-threaded performance has increased by 38.3%.

  It is reported that the Core 13 will be released in the second half of the year. Intel has confirmed that the series will be built using the Intel 7 (10nm) process. Judging from the official information, it will have double-digit performance improvements over the previous generation and have ultra-high performance. Strong overclocking function, compatible with 12th generation Core. At the same time, Intel will also release Z790 motherboard, B760 and H710 motherboard simultaneously. In conjunction with the NVIDIA 40 series graphics cards to be released in the second half of the year, there may be another peak replacement period.

  It is reported that Intel's 13th generation Core will support ETVB overclocking mode. When in this overclocking mode, the i9-13900K's turbo clock may be as high as 6GHz. Judging from the leaked information above, Intel may change its previous toothpaste-squeezing appearance and really bring a performance monster to users.