Intel i9-13900T processor run-off exposure: 35W basic power consumption 24-core CPU

CTOnews.com January 14 news, Intel 13 generation Core T series processor flagship model i9- 13900T now appears on Geekbench, its basic power consumption is only 35W, with 24 cores 32 threads of ultra-high specifications, is expected to be used in some high-end commercial PC.

As shown above, the i9- 13900T has a single-core run score of 2178 and a multi-core run score of 17339. For comparison, a full-blooded i9- 13900K can achieve a single core score of 2300 points and a multiple core score of 26000 points.

In terms of parameters, the i9- 13900T is 8+16 cores, the core frequency is 5.3GHz, the basic power consumption is 35W, and the highest core frequency power consumption is 106W. In contrast, the i9- 13900K has 8+16 cores, a core frequency of 5.8GHz, a base power consumption of 125W, and a maximum core frequency power consumption of 253W.

CTOnews.com has learned that Intel 35W T-Series processors are not generally sold at retail, but are mainly used in business desktop or all-in-one products. However, e-commerce platforms generally flow out of the Core T series.

i9- 13900T: 8+16 cores, core frequency 5.3GHz, basic power consumption 35W, maximum core frequency power consumption 106W

i7- 13700T: 8+8 cores, core frequency 4.9GHz, basic power consumption 35W, maximum core frequency power consumption 106W

i5- 13400T: 6+4 cores, core frequency 4.4GHz, basic power consumption 35W, maximum core frequency power consumption 82W

i3- 13100T: 4+0 core, core frequency 4.4GHz, basic power consumption 35W, maximum core frequency power consumption 69W