Foreign media tests found that Intel's 13th-generation Core non-K processor no longer supports ultra-external frequency.

CTOnews.com, January 20, Intel released 13 generations of core 65W non-K-series processors earlier this month. Foreign media Tom's hardware test found that this series of processors no longer support ultra-external frequency like the 12th-generation Kruifei K series.

CTOnews.com has reported that MSI last year launched a B660M MORTAR MAX motherboard for 12-generation Kuirefei K-series processors, which is equipped with an overclocking engine, or clock generator, which allows CPU to unleash more potential. According to official tests, this motherboard can overclock i5-12400 to 5.3GHz, improving performance by 24%.

Although the 13th-generation Core non-K processor no longer supports ultra-external frequency, MSI has launched the B760M MORTAR MAX motherboard, which still carries a clock generator.

Intel 13th-generation Cooley desktop processors have been sold in JD.com with the initial price as follows:

I9-13900 (F): 8x16 core, Rui frequency 5.6GHz 4889 (4589) yuan

I7-13700 (F): 880 core, Rui frequency 5.2GHz 3289 yuan (3089)

I5-13400 (F): 640 core, Rui frequency 4.6 GHz, 1889 (1689) yuan

I3-13100 (F): 440 core, Rui frequency 4.5GHz

JD.com Intel (Intel) i5-13400F 13-generation Core processor 10-core 16-thread high-frequency 4.6Ghz 20m three-level cache desktop CPU1699 meta-direct link