Intel unveiled their 13th Gen Raptor Lake desktop processors featuring up to 41 per cent more multi-threaded performance
Intel 13th Gen Core processors were unveiled at Intel Innovation today with six new desktop processors. Leading from the top is the Intel Core i9-13900K which boasts of 24 Cores and 32 Threads and a boost clock speed that goes up to 5.8 GHz. The 13th Gen Intel Core processors will be supported by motherboards featuring the Intel 600 series chipsets and a new set of motherboards featuring the Intel 700 series chipsets will also be launched. The new chipsets will continue to support both DDR4 as well as the latest DDR5 memory standard.
Intel Unison, a solution that’s adding to the user experience of machines powered by 12th and 13th Gen Intel Core processors was also unveiled at the event. Based on technology by Screenovate, a company that was acquired by Intel in December, 2021, Intel Unison is about integrating devices and operating systems across form factors. Think of it as what Apple users experience when moving work between an iPhone and a MacOS device. Intel Unison is much better because it’s not limited to just iOS. You can use it on Windows as well as iOS devices.
“We are raising the standards of PC performance once again with our latest generation of flagship 13th Gen Intel Core Processors,” said Michelle Johnston Holthaus, executive vice president and general manager of the Client Computing Group at Intel. “The 13th Gen Intel Core family is the latest example of how Intel is enabling amazing experiences to happen on the PC — at scale and across all PC product segments.
