At its Innovation event on September 27, 2022, Intel introduced the new 13th Generation Raptor Lake Intel Core processor family with a high-performance hybrid architecture. The new processor family was launched with six new unlocked desktop processors. The firm will soon begin releasing K-less mainstream processors. The new information reveals the prices of these processors.Intel’s K-less 13th generation processors are on the way
Two of the processors listed by Canadian retailer PC-Canada are in the Core i3, three in the Core i5, two in the Core i7 and the other three in the Core i9 family. While some of the CPUs are in the standard variant, some are in the “F” variant and one in the “KS” variant.
The same vendor sells the Core i9 13900K, the fastest processor in the family available, for CAD 795, or about $593. According to the retailer’s data, the Core i9 13900KS could be priced as much as 34 percent more at $725. On the other hand, the Core i9 12900KS was priced at around $820 when it was released, so we can expect the Core i9 13900KS to be closer to $800. Core i9 13900KS will have 24 cores, 32 threads and 6 GHz boost frequency in terms of features and will appear as the flagship of 2023.The Core i9 13900KS is followed by the Core i9 13900 at $615 and the Core i9 13900F at $585, respectively. The Core i7 13700 and Core i7 13700F seem to be priced at $415 and $390 respectively. Core i5 13500, which is in the continuation of the list; $258, Core i5 13400; $245, Core i5-13400F; $218, Core i3 13100; $155, i3 13100F; It’s listed for $125. Intel 13th Gen Non-K processors will be introduced on January 3 along with the new B760 motherboards.
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