Intel i5-13500 unlock power limit test: multi-core performance is close to i7-12700K
CTOnews.com December 24 news, according to foreign media Videocardz news, overclocking player "Lucky_n00b" has been Intel has not yet released the i5-13500 processor, and tested.
According to reports, the Core i5-13500 is a 14-core CPU with six performance cores and eight energy efficiency cores, possibly using the 12-generation Core Alder Lake C0 die.
The basic power consumption of the image source Lucky_n00bi5-13500 is 65W, and the highest Rui-frequency power consumption is 154W. It is reported that players can enforce a 154W power limit in the motherboard BIOS to unlock more performance.
Tests show that the i5-13500 can achieve great benefits in the highest Rui-frequency power consumption mode, with large cores up to 4.5GHz and small cores up to 3.5 GHz. In the Cinebench R23 test, the polynucleus score of i5-13500 is very close to that of i7-12700K under full-core 4.5GHz. In 65W mode, the multicore performance of this processor is similar to that of i5-12600K.
CTOnews.com learned that Intel is expected to release the 13th generation of Kuirefei K series processors, including i5-13500, and a more cost-effective B760 series motherboard at CES early next month.
