Prices and features of Intel 13th Generation 65W and 35W processors have been announced

Intel is expanding its new 13th Gen Raptor Lake processor family. The company is already on the market with its unlocked K-series processors, which are now joined by desktop models with 65W and 35W lower TDP. Intel will launch ten new processors with TDP of 65W and six new processors with TDP of 35W. It can be a bit confusing which class the processors are addressed to, so we need to explain:

• 1XX00 KS: Special production (150W TDP)
• 1XX00 K: Unlocked (125W TDP)
• 1XX00 KF: Unlocked / no integrated GPU (125W TDP)
• 1XX00: Multiplier locked (65W TDP)
• 1XX00 F: Multiplier locked / no integrated GPU (65W TDP)
• 1XX00 T: Low power consumption (35W TDP)

Intel 13th Gen 65W and 35W processor specifications

Intel has made the biggest update for 65W processors. 65W processors are now available in a wide range from 4 cores to 24 cores. The Core i9 13900 processor, which is the top configuration with a TDP of 65W, has 8 performance and 16 efficiency cores. This processor consists of 24 cores and 32 threads. Its price is $549.

Another top model of the series, the Core i7 13700, consists of 8 performance and 8 efficiency cores. This processor, which has 16 cores in total, has 24 thread units. Its price is 384 dollars.

When we come to the Core i5 13600 side, 6 performance and 8 efficiency cores welcome us. The processor offers 14 core and 20 thread configurations, and its price is $ 255. Core i3 13100 consists of 4 performance cores. The price of the Core i3 13100, which has 4 cores and 8 threads, is 134 dollars.

By the way, one detail that needs attention is this: Memory support in Core i7/Core i9 processors is DDR5 5600 and DDR4 3200. DDR5 support in the remaining processors is at 4800 MHz and DDR4 support is at 3200 MHz. You can view the detailed features and price information of all processors in the table below.