The Intel i9-13900K appears in the Singularity Ash benchmark, with 24 cores and 32 threads

IT House February 11 news, according to WccfTech reported that Intel 13th generation Core i9-13900K test samples have appeared in the "Singularity Ashes" game benchmark test.

As shown in the figure above, the benchmark failed to correctly identify the processor, showing 32-core 32 threads, which should actually be 24-core 32 threads. In the benchmark test for the Singularity Ashes game, the i9-13900K test sample score was about the same as the i9-12900K.

IT House learned that the Intel Core i9-13900K will use an enhanced version of the Intel 7 process, using the latest Raptor Cove large core and Gracemont Enhanced small core, a total of 8 large cores, 16 small cores, adding more small cores to help improve multi-threaded processor performance. Plus, the i9-13900K will have up to 68 MB of cache, and a higher cache will help improve gaming performance.

According to WccfTech, Intel 13th Generation Core models / specifications are roughly as follows:

Intel Core i9 K Series (8 Large Cores + 16 Small Cores)

Intel Core i7 K Series (8 Large Cores + 8 Small Cores)

Intel Core i5 K Series (6 Large Cores + 8 Small Cores)

Intel Core i5 S Series (6 Large Cores + 4 Small Cores)

Intel Core i3 S Series (4 Large Cores + 0 Small Cores)

Intel Pentium S Series (2 Large Cores + 0 Small Cores)