Core i9-13900K breaks 40K points in Cinebench R23 with unlimited power and 5.8 GHz clock

Published: Aug 7th 2022, 18:24 GMT   Comments

Intel Core i9-13900K compared with and without power limiting settings

Leaker OneRaichu shares new benchmark results featuring the flagship Raptor Lake CPU.

The 24-core and 32-thread Raptor Lake processor scores 2290 points in single-core Cinebench R23 test and 35693 points in multi-core. It seems that in this test with default power and clock settings the CPU package reached 254W of power consumption. This level of power is the rumored Turbo/PL2 power limit for the flagship Core i9-13900K CPU.

Intel Core i9-13900K (Limited Power) in Cinebench R23 test, Source: @OneRaichu

The same CPU with power cap unlimited (PL1/PL2 levels at 4095.9W), the single-core performance isn’t better, but multi-core score is now at 40616 points so an improvement of 13.8%. Such an improvement comes at a cost of 100W higher power (345W peak) in the same test.

Intel Core i9-13900K (Unlimited Power) in Cinebench R23 test, Source: @OneRaichu

If we were to compare multi-core performance at the same power settings, then i9-13900K beats any current flagship model, including Intel and AMD CPUs (values provided by Wccftech):

  • Intel Core i9-13900K vs Core i9-12900K at “Unlimited Power” 350W – 48% Faster
  • Intel Core i9-13900K vs Core i9-12900K at “Limited Power” 250W – 30% Faster
  • Intel Core i9-13900K vs Ryzen 9 5950X at “Unlimited Power” 350W – 67% Faster
  • Intel Core i9-13900K vs Ryzen 9 5950X at “Limited Power” 250W – 48% Faster

The same Intel CPU has been tested by ECSM, but using different tools. This sample was tested with AIDA64 Stability Test, while HWiNFO window was recording behavior of each core. It shows that 2 out of 8 available Raptor Cove cores reached 5.8 GHz at some point throughout the test. The remaining Performance cores were running at 5.5 GHz while all 16 Efficient cores reached a stable 4.3 GHz clock.

For this test 360mm AIO liquid cooler was used while the CPU package reached 90°C temperature and 314W consumption, suggesting that this CPU as well was tested with unlimited power.

Intel Core i9-13900K QS in AIDA64 test, Source: ECSM_Official

Intel is set to announce its Raptor Lake CPUs next month at the Innovation event on September 28th. However, the availability is not expected till October 17th. Therefore, those results appear more than 2 months ahead of launch. At this point is the only missing information is pricing.

RUMORED Intel Core Raptor lake Series Specifications
VideoCardz.comCores / ThreadsMax Boost ClockTDP (PL1/PL2)Launch Price
(USD)
Intel 13th Gen Core “Raptor Lake”
Core i9-13900K
 
24C (8P+16E)/32T
 
5.8 GHz
 
125/253W
TBC
Core i7-13700K
 
16C (8P+8E)/24T
 
5.4 GHz
 
125/~244W
TBC
Core i5-13600K
 
14C (6P+8E)/20T
 
5.2 GHz
 
125/~180W
TBC
Intel 12th Gen Core “Alder Lake”
Core i9-12900K
 
16C (8P+8E)/24T
 
5.2 GHz
 
125/241W
 
$599
Core i7-12700K
 
12C (8P+4E)/20T
 
5.0 GHz
 
125/190W
 
$419
Core i5-12600K
 
10C (6P+4E)/16T
 
4.9 GHz
 
125/150W
 
$299

Source: @OneRaichu, ECSM_Official




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