The most productive version of the Core i9-13900 with the KS prefix lit up in the popular benchmark. The main feature of the processor is a record clock speed out of the box.
The presented table says that a processor with 24 cores on board is capable of overclocking up to 6 GHz in Thermal Velocity Boost mode (at temperatures up to + 50 °), and in Turbo Boost mode - up to 5.8 GHz with standard rates of 3.2 GHz. These results allowed the Core i9-13900KS to reach 2319 and 26774 points in single and multi-threaded tests, respectively. This is 5% and 10% more than the regular Core i9-13900K.
You will have to pay for such a performance boost by increasing the TDP from 125 to 150 W, which will require a more efficient processor cooling system. The TDP limit will be 253 W, subject to the removal of energy consumption limits. Support for memory frequencies, L3, L2 cache, integrated video memory and other components have not changed either. According to preliminary data, the processor will be demonstrated at the CES 2023 exhibition event in early January.
The presented table says that a processor with 24 cores on board is capable of overclocking up to 6 GHz in Thermal Velocity Boost mode (at temperatures up to + 50 °), and in Turbo Boost mode - up to 5.8 GHz with standard rates of 3.2 GHz. These results allowed the Core i9-13900KS to reach 2319 and 26774 points in single and multi-threaded tests, respectively. This is 5% and 10% more than the regular Core i9-13900K.
You will have to pay for such a performance boost by increasing the TDP from 125 to 150 W, which will require a more efficient processor cooling system. The TDP limit will be 253 W, subject to the removal of energy consumption limits. Support for memory frequencies, L3, L2 cache, integrated video memory and other components have not changed either. According to preliminary data, the processor will be demonstrated at the CES 2023 exhibition event in early January.
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