Intel Core i9-13900KS flagship processor makes its public debut, using 6GHz out of the box

CTOnews.com January 11 news, Intel Core i9-13900KS flagship processor is expected to be released in the near future, before the launch of the product, Intel officially released a demonstration video to prove that it uses 6GHz high frequency out of the box.

As can be seen in the video, Intel technical marketing engineer Jason Xie demonstrated the upcoming processor with an Asustek Z790 commercial motherboard and an integrated water-cooled pirate ship, known as i9-13900KS, without mentioning the specific processor model.

Under the whole core load, the frequency of p large nucleus is 5.6GHz,e and the frequency of small nucleus is 4.3GHz. Without any changes, the two p cores can reach a maximum of 6GHz, but the frequency is not always maintained at this level. Jason explains that frequency will depend on many factors, such as power calculation, heat or the software itself.

According to the latest information, Intel Core i9-13900KS has 24 cores with 32 threads, (8 major cores + 16 small cores), 32MB three-level cache, large core main frequency up to 3.2GHz, and the highest Rui frequency can reach 6GHz under Intel's TVB overclocking technology, which is 200MHz higher than i9-13900K. In addition, the basic power consumption of i9-13900KS has also increased to 150W, 25W higher than i9-13900K, and the highest Rui-frequency power consumption is 253W. CTOnews.com friends can look forward to whether it can be released tomorrow.