Exciting products coming up in recent months as Intel, AMD, and NVIDIA will all be launching next-gen products to show their dominance in the silicon industry. Now, the CPU performance battle between AMD and Intel has intensified in a massive way in the last few years and in 2022 this will get even nastier.
Yes, a nasty battle between the two giants should give customers some of the best products to cherish and Intel has already proven that through its 12th Gen Alder Lake. Now, in 2022 they are looking forward to heating things up with new 13th Gen Raptor Lake processors which will be a big upgrade over last-gen.
Already multiple leaks of Core i9-13900K and Core i5-13600K have emerged online, and now it’s time for the Intel Core i7-13700K which now has been upgraded to 16 cores this time. The predecessor Core i7-12700K or KF was limited to 12 cores where 8 were Performance cores and 4 of them were Efficiency cores.
However, this time, the new Core i7-13700K will come with full-fledged 16 cores with 8+8 Performance and Efficiency cores, so, practically giving Core i9-12900K-like performance guaranteed. Now, on top of this, the IPC improvements give even better scores in benchmarks like Geekbench where this new Intel CPU has recently been spotted.
Here as you see the 16-core Intel Core i7-13700K processor goes to score 2090 points in single-core, the first time crossing that 2000 points barrier for a mid-range CPU. Now to complement this, the multi-core score reaches 16,542 points, and yes it beats its predecessor and the Core i9-12900K which scored 16,864 points, also these are early benchmarks so improvements in the future can obviously be expected.
Comparing the scores with last-gen Ryzen 9 5900X, you will a massive performance bump, the upcoming Core i7 processor is 20% faster than Ryzen 9 5900X in multi-core in Geekbench and 26% faster in single-core. These are some incredible early numbers that go to show how good these next-gen Intel SKUs will be, be aware AMD!
