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Intel is expected to launch its 13th gen "Raptor Lake" processors in Fall 2022 — this is everything we know so far.

An AMD Ryzen 7 7700X Engineering Sample has been benchmarked in an unverified leak.

There’s been quite a flood of Raptor Lake leakage in recent times, and this is one of the more impressive nuggets.

This Raptor Lake chip, running on an Asus Maximus Z690 Extreme, offered a base clock of 3.0 GHz, 5.5 GHz boost, and a single core ran as fast as 5.7 GHz during a portion of the test suite.

Intel will be launching its 13th Gen Core processors later this year and engineering samples are starting to do the rounds. We've already seen some early Core i9 13900K performance results from ES1, which had limited performance. Recently, ES3 has appeared, bringing boost clock speeds up to 5.5GHz. Chiphell user Lordzzz (via @9550pro) seemingly has …

The new Core i9-13900K ES3 chip increases the CPU-Z 1T score from 611 to 880, and nT score from 13015 to 15000+. Its max boost clock of 5.5 GHz for 1T and 5.3 GHz for all P-cores is an impressive st

An early look at an Intel Raptor Lake Core i9-13900 Engineering Sample was published by Chinese publication Expreview. The Core i9-13900 was compared to an Alder Lake Core i9-12900K, which had all cores locked at 3.8 GHz to make for a reasonable comparison. The tests showed Core i9-13900 to be about 20% faster than the Core i9-12900K in Cinebench multi-core but performance lagged behind the latter in single-core and gaming benchmarks.

Intel's first Raport Lake processors are expected to launch later this year, and they'll be the last to be made using the Intel 7 process node. From...

Intel's Sapphire Rapids Xeon is set to compete with AMD's Milan-X Epyc CPU family later this year. Intel wants the x86 server market back.

Intel has been quiet regarding its next generation of Xeon Scalable processors, but samples are beginning to float around. This week, one leaker got their hands on one of the upcoming processors and put it to the test in a range of benchmarks. Chinese leaker, @yuuki_ans, ran the engineering sample through AIDA64 cache and memory …