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Intel Core i9-13900K leak suggests a speedy flagship CPU

Posted on June 30, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Intel’s Raptor Lake flagship has been spotted again, with another engineering sample (ES) chip floating around out there which has been benchmarked, and is shown running with considerably faster clock speeds than the last sample CPU we saw. VideoCardz (opens in new tab) flagged up this one, spotting it on Twitter, although it originates from the Chiphell (opens in new tab) forums over in China, a regular source of hardware leakage which has provided accurate rumors in the past – but we’d still say it’s territory that should be treated with a bit more caution than normal. Intel i9-13900K ES1 and ES3 InformationES1ES1 really can’t perform properly.
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