Multiple sources currently point out that Intel’s non-K series Raptor Lake processors will be released at CES 2023, but there is no news on the price. As the possible release time gets closer, it is not surprising that Europe has leaked the price of the non-K series Raptor Lake processors first, this time also including the release time and specifications.
Intel non-K series Raptor Lake processor price, release date and specifications leaked
Earlier, tipster @momomo_us leaked a screenshot of a listing of Intel’s non-K-series Raptor Lake processors from a European retailer on Twitter, which included price, release date, and specifications. CES 2023 starts on January 5, but in terms of sales, it seems that it will start on January 3, and there are also motherboards based on Intel B760 and H770.
— 188号 (@momomo_us) December 22, 2022
The specifications are the same as the already released K series, with up to 24 cores, consisting of 8 P-cores and 16 E-Cores. In terms of price, Europe is usually a little more expensive than Taiwan, so you can expect it to be lower than this price:
- Intel i9-13900 is 8P + 16E, priced at 765 euros, about NT$25,000
- Intel i9-13900F is 8P + 16E, priced at 730 euros, about NT$23,800
- Intel i7-13700 is 8P + 8E, priced at 520 euros, about NT$17,000
- Intel i7-13700F is 8P + 8E, priced at 485 euros, about NT$15,800
- Intel i5-13500 is 6P + 8E, priced at 320 euros, about NT$10,400
- Intel i5-13400 is 6P + 4E, priced at 306 euros, about NT$11,750
- Intel i5-13400F is 6P + 4E, priced at 277 euros, about NT$9,000
- Intel i3-13100 is 4P, priced at 189 euros, about NT$6,150
- Intel i3-13100 is 4P, priced at 154 euros, about NT$5,000
Compared with the previous generation of Alder Lake, Raptor Lake’s Core i5 has changed a lot. It has an additional E-core, so it must be more efficient when performing multi-tasking tasks.This was already demonstrated in our previous i5-13600K tests. What’s also strange is that there are two documents for Intel i3-13100, but the prices are different, so I’m not sure what the difference is.
Finally, I would like to remind you that after all, it is leaked in advance, so you need to have a bottom line first. Moreover, I think the price of this European leak list is a bit too high, and it is unlikely to be sold at such an expensive price. The AMD Ryzen 7000 series has been cutting prices recently, and Intel Raptor Lake will definitely not sell well if it is too expensive. Even though it has an advantage this time, it supports both DDR4 and DDR5 memory. (AMD Ryzen 7000 series only supports DDR5 memory)
Source: KOCPC Chinese