Intel Core i5-13400 is 25% more expensive than predecessor
Pricing for Intel’s upcoming Core i5-13400 CPU has been confirmed by a large US retailer.
ShopBLT now lists Intel’s 10-core Raptor Lake-S processor called Core i5-13400. Just as expected, the CPU appeared in two variants, either with (i5-13400) or without integrated graphics (i5-13400F). The retailer is not confirming the core count, but the cache size of 20MB and 2.5 GHz base clock are mentioned.
According to this listing, the next-gen CPU series would be 24% to 27% pricier than the predecessor. Although this seems like a massive increase, one must mention that the i5-13400 should end up significantly faster than the Alder Lake version. This is mainly due to increase in core count from 6 to 10, or more precisely the enablement of 4 Efficient cores on the die itself.
Some early leaks have shown that i5-13400 could end up 28% faster than 12400 in multi-core test. At the same time, only 7% increase can be observed in synthetic benchmarks for single-threaded workloads.
Intel Core i5-13400 pricing, Source: ShopBLT
According to the rumors, Intel will launch its 13th Gen Core series on January 3rd, 2023 following the announcement during CES 2023. What is important is that Core i5-13400 SU is not the only processor being introduced, the company is set to launch i9-13900, i7-13700, i5-13600, i5-13500 and i3-13100 SKUs as well, all of which feature base power of 65W.
| Intel 13th Gen Core Series Specifications | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SKU | Architecture | Configuration | Base Clock | Max Clock | L3 Cache | PBP |
| Core i9-13900KS | ||||||
| Core i9-13900K | ||||||
| Core i9-13900 | ||||||
| Core i7-13700K | ||||||
| Core i7-13700 | ||||||
| Core i5-13600K | ||||||
| Core i5-13600 | TBC | |||||
| Core i5-13500 | TBC | |||||
| Core i5-13400 | ||||||
| Core i3-13100 | TBC | |||||
Source: ShopBLT via @momomo_us
