The retail version of Intel Core i5-13400 processor is exposed, which is 29% faster than i5-12400.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, December 11, Intel has now released 13-generation Core K-Series processors, and the non-K-Series is expected to be released on CES early next year.

Before the official launch, the score of the retail version of the Intel Core i5-13400 processor had been exposed, and according to data released by JAWARA media, the Cinebench R23 test was 5% higher than the previous generation i5-12400 single-threaded and 29% higher than the previous generation i5-12400 single-threaded.

In addition, Intel Core i5-13400 has increased power consumption by 20W and temperature by 1 ℃.

CTOnews.com learned that Intel Core i5-13400 will be a 65W TDP mainstream processor with 6 cores + 4 small cores and the highest 4.6GHz, reaching the i5-12600K level of the previous generation of 125W TDP.

Previous running scores showed a score of 729.3 in the i5-13400 CPU-Z single-core test and 6591 in the multi-core test, 3 per cent and 31 per cent higher than i5-12400 and about 6 per cent lower than i5-12600K, respectively.

"Intel's new i5-13400 running points are exposed, catching up with the previous generation i5-12600K."