Intel Core i9-13900HX appears in Geekbench, single core is slightly better than 12900H, but multi-core wins.

CTOnews.com, December 20 (Xinhua)-- Intel Core i9-13900HX Raptor Lake-HX CPU has the highest running score on the Geekbench, which seems to be no weaker than that of top desktop processors.

If nothing happens, the Intel Raptor Lake-HX series of processors will be unveiled at the 2023 International Consumer Electronics Show, when a number of high-end gaming laptops with the processors are expected to be unveiled. At the same time, AMD will also launch its ultimate notebook solution Dragon Range series, please wait and see.

Judging from the i9-13900HX benchmark test results, the processor uses 10nm ESF technology and will have 24 cores and 32 threads, which is Intel's most core chip in the notebook field, even more than the AMD Dragon Range core (16C32T), but with the same number of threads.

CTOnews.com learned that the CPU has a base frequency of 3.9 GHz, up to 5.4 GHz, 55W of PL1 and more than 100W of PL2 TDP, equipped with 36MB's L3 cache and integrated with a GT2-tier kernel with 32 EU.

In terms of performance, Intel Core i9-13900HX scored 2039 in single core and 20943 in multithreaded testing, higher than the 1962 and 15974 in i9-12900H, with a multithreaded performance lead of 31.1%. This will also make it the most powerful laptop chip ever.

For comparison, i9-12900KS on the desktop is 2071 and 19049; i7-13700K is 2012 and 19811; Ruilong 9 7900X is 2234 and 24396; Core i9-13900K is 2227,24311. The performance of i9-13900HX is 44 per cent better than that leaked by Apple M2 Max.