Intel Core i5-13500 running points are exposed, up to more than 60% higher than i5-12500

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com December 4 news, bilibili up master @ crooked mouth Dodi now released the Intel 13th generation core i5-13500 ES processor part of the performance test results, let's take a look.

According to reports, i5-13500 is based on Alder Lake C0 design, with 14 kernels and 20 threads, including 6 performance cores and 8 performance cores, with an acceleration frequency of up to 4.8 GHz. More importantly, this CPU belongs to the non-K series, and the default TDP is only 65W.

The up master tested it with benchmark software such as CPU-Z, and CPU-Z scored 767% for single thread and 8227.5 for multi-thread, as well as 1901 and 19891 points for Cinebench R23. CTOnews.com, here is a simple horizontal comparison:

Core i5-13500/12500:CPU-Z ST: + 7.7%

CPU-Z MT:+61%

CB R23 ST: + 9.5%

CB R23 MT:+56%

Core i5-13500 amp 13400 (leak): CPU-Z ST: + 5%

CPU-Z MT:+25%

This processor has increased the number of threads from 12 to 20 compared to the previous generation, resulting in more than 60% improvement in multithreading performance. Compared with i5-13400 exposed a few days ago, i5-13500 has four more performance cores, so CPU-Z performance has improved by about 25%.

He also tested it with CPU stress testing tools such as CPU Burner or AIDA64 FPU.

The results show that the i5-13500 can be upgraded to 4.8GHz with only one core enabled, and the whole core has 4.4GHz, in which the E core has a maximum package power of 3.2GHz,CPU and only 165W (the default power consumption wall, TDP is only for heat dissipation reference).

Not surprisingly, Intel will launch the 13-generation core family non-K-series CPU and the new B760 series motherboard on CES 2023 early next year.