Intel Raptor Lake launch lineup has leaked ahead of its appearance.
Extreme Player on Chinese social media site Bili Bili posted specs for 14 SKUs, encompassing Core i3 to Core i9 processors (originally detected by Wccftech).
Intel’s entire 13th-generation Raptor Lake desktop CPU lineup, which will include 14 new SKUs, has been leaked.
Intel’s 13th Generation Raptor Lake CPUs will have a hybrid core design with a mixture of performance- and efficiency-optimized ‘P’ and ‘E’ cores. Raptor Cove, Intel’s brand-new P-Core, will replace the Golden Cove cores used in Alder Lake CPUs. This new P-Core will be used in the new chips. Intel will retain the existing Gracemont core architecture for The E-Core, but it will feature minor enhancements. The following are some of the most significant changes to anticipate:
Topline numbers show a 24-core i9 CPU (8 performance, 16 efficiency) with 32 threads, quadruple the efficiency cores of the Alder Lake i9-12900K. Below are Bili Bili’s other specs.
Analysis: Can Intel Raptor Lake rein in some of its power?
One of the things about ARM’s big. LITTLE architecture is that it’s supposed to use a lot less energy than traditional processor architecture.
This is definitely the case with Apple silicon, which is used in the best MacBooks and Macs and also in the best phones and tablets on the market.
Intel Alder Lake utilises more power than its mobile CPUs over the past few years.
I’m intrigued if Intel can make this generation of chips consume less power. But based on benchmark scores, I guess it’s full speed ahead.