How strong is the 13th generation core mobile processor? I9-13900HX run exposure
Earlier this month, Intel officially launched a full range of 13-generation core mobile processors, the most noteworthy of which is the HX series of high-performance mobile processors, also known as HX55 standard pressure processors.
The specification of the 13-generation HX55 standard pressure processor has reached the level of the 13-generation core desktop processor, with a maximum choice of 8 performance cores + 16 energy-efficient cores, with a total of 24 cores and 32 threads.
A few days ago, some netizens posted the CINEBENCH R23 running score of Raytheon ZERO 2023 with 13-generation HX55 standard compression processor i9-13900HX.
The i9-13900HX is designed with 24 cores and 32 threads, and the Rui frequency is 5.4GHz. As can be seen from the photos posted by netizens, the R23 multi-core score of i9-13900HX carried by Raytheon ZERO 2023 is 29228, and the single-core score is 2121, which is 30% and 11% higher than that of the previous generation of i9-12900HX. However, due to the increase in the number of cores, multi-core performance has been greatly improved.
Compared with the previous generation of H45 standard pressure processor i9-12900H, the multi-core and single-core improvement of i9-13900HX carried by Raytheon ZERO 2023 is 55% and 12% respectively, and the multi-core advantage is more obvious.
It is understood that Raytheon ZERO 2023 will start pre-sale at 10:00 on February 1, and officially start at 10:00 on February 8. It can be purchased through all channels, and interested friends can follow it.
