It is reported that Intel's 13th generation core 65Wi5 / i3 model may be the previous generation vest.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for clue delivery! CTOnews.com August 20 news, yesterday, B station UP master "EP extreme player hall" exposed Intel's upcoming 13 generation Core desktop processor lineup, including 4-core i3-13100 to 24-core i9- 13900K.

Now, some netizens found that only i5- 13600K and above models use the 13th generation Core "B-0" chip, three 65W i5 models use the 12th generation Core "C-0" chip, and i3 is the 12th generation Core "H-0" chip.

CTOnews.com learned that the 12-generation core C-0 chip full blood specification is 8 large cores + 8 small cores, the current i5-13600 may be the C-0 chip shielding two large cores, i5-13400 may be shielding two large cores + four small cores. In addition, the H-0 chip of the 12 th generation core is full of blood for 6 large core specifications, and now it seems to shield two large cores to make the i3-13100.

Rumor has it that the unlisted i3-13300 may be a 6-core model that meets the specifications of the i5-12400.

Intel is expected to release the 13th generation Core desktop processor and the new 700 series motherboard in September-October. The 13th generation Core will have more cores and L2 / L3 cache, new DDR5-5600 memory support, and also support DDR4-3200 memory.