Intel 13th generation core HX high-end notebook processor exposed, up to 24 cores and 5.4GHz master frequency

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, Nov. 15, whistleblower @ OneRaichu released the specification of Intel's 13th-generation Core Raptor Lake mobile version, which includes the-HX series, such as Intel's first 24-core mobile CPU Core i9-13900HX, and i7-13700HX with the same configuration as the 12th generation Core flagship product 12950HX.

Judging from these data, most of Intel's 13th-generation cool high-end mobile processors have improved well, at least in terms of frequency, but some models will also be equipped with more cores.

CTOnews.com learned that he also revealed the specifications of core i7-13650HX (14 cores), i5-13500HX (14 cores) and i5-13450HX (10 cores) models that had never appeared before:

I9-12950HX → i9-13900HX: added 8 E cores and increased 400 MHz

I7-12850HX → i7-13700HX: 200 MHz higher

I7-12650HX → i7-13650HX: 200 MHz higher

I5-12600HX → i5-13500HX: added 2 P cores, increased by 100 MHz

I5-12450HX → i5-13450HX: added 2 P cores and increased 200 MHz

It is said that some models will also support faster DDR5-5600 memory while retaining compatibility with DDR4-3200.

Unfortunately, there is no news about PBP (processor base power) or MTP (maximum acceleration power). But we can assume that it should be the same as the 12th generation Core-HX series, 55W and 157W, respectively, and there should be some surprises.