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Intel announced 18 new processors as part of its Raptor Lake Refresh at CES 2024, including the enthusiast-level Core i9-14900K with 24 cores and a P-core boost of up to 5.6Ghz. The company also introduced the i7-14700F, i5-1440F, and i3-14100F processors, with prices ranging from $109 to $524. While these new chips offer improved performance, they are not groundbreaking compared to the competition's offerings.
Benchmarks of Intel's upcoming 14th Gen Core i5-14600 CPU have been leaked, revealing that it offers similar performance to its predecessor, the i5-13600. The CPU features 14 cores, 20 threads, and a max turbo clock of 5.2 GHz. It has a maximum turbo power of 156.10 watts and achieved a core clock of 4.8 GHz across all P-Cores and 3.9 GHz across all E-Cores. The CPU was tested in Cinebench and CPU-Z, scoring 1992 points in single-core and 22768 points in multi-core tests in Cinebench, and 837.7 points in single-core and 9395.4 points in multi-core tests in CPU-Z. The 14th Gen Non-K CPU lineup is expected to be released in January 2024.
Intel has confirmed that there are no plans to support Application Optimization (APO) on their 12th and 13th Gen Core CPUs, including the Raptor Lake Refresh and Alder Lake series. APO technology, which prioritizes P-Cores and optimizes E-Cores for game-intensive tasks, has shown significant performance improvements in select games. However, the support for APO remains limited, with only two games currently compatible. While the lack of APO support may not be a major concern at present, gamers using older LGA1700 CPUs may feel left out if Intel continues to expand software support for APO.
Intel has unveiled its 14th Gen Core desktop processors, a refresh of the Raptor Lake architecture, with increased clock speeds and core counts. The lineup includes the flagship Core i9-14900K, the enthusiast-class Core i7-14700K, and the mainstream Core i5-14600K. The processors feature P-cores and E-cores, fit into the same socket as previous generations, and are compatible with 600 and 700 series chipsets. Intel has introduced performance optimization modes for gamers and an AI-assisted overclocking tool. The processors are priced competitively, with the Core i5-14600KF starting at $294 and the Core i9-14900K at $589.
Intel has announced its 14th Generation Core desktop processors, codenamed Raptor Lake Refresh. The lineup includes the flagship Core i9-14900K, which can boost up to 6 GHz, and the Core i7-14700K with 12 E-cores and 8 P-cores. The i5 series, including the Core i5-14600K, remains largely unchanged. Intel has preserved the pricing from the previous generation and introduced an AI Assist feature for overclocking. The chips are compatible with existing 600 and 700-series motherboards and will be available on October 17th, with prices ranging from $319 to $589.
Intel is set to release its 14th Gen desktop processors, including the flagship Core i9-14900K with a boost frequency of 6GHz out of the box. The new processors, known as Raptor Lake Refresh, will maintain the same pricing as the 13th Gen. The Core i7-14700K will feature a significant increase in efficiency cores, offering improved performance for creator tasks and gaming. Intel's 14th Gen lineup also includes a refreshed Core i5. The processors will be compatible with Intel 600- and 700-series motherboards and support DDR5 5600 and DDR4 3200 memory speeds. The Core i9-14900K will be priced at $589, with the Core i7-1700K at $409 and the Core i5-14600K at $319.
Intel's upcoming 14th Gen Core "Raptor Lake Refresh" desktop CPUs will maintain the same pricing as the 13th Gen series, according to leaked slides. The lineup includes the Core i9-14900K with 24 cores, the Core i7-14700K with 20 cores, and the Core i5-14600K with 14 cores. The CPUs will feature impressive clock speeds and support for DDR5-5600 memory. All models will have a default TDP of 125W, with higher power limits for boost clocks. The official embargo on this information is set to be lifted soon.
OverclockersUK, a major UK retailer, accidentally listed the prices of Intel's upcoming Raptor Lake Refresh CPUs ahead of their official launch. The leaked prices include £579 for the 24-core Core i9-14900K, £399 for the 20-core i7-14700K, and either £320 or £300 for the 16-core i5-14600K models. These prices represent a slight increase compared to the current prices for the 13th Gen Core models. The official announcement for the new CPU series is scheduled for October 16th, along with updates to Intel Z790 motherboards from manufacturers like ASUS, Gigabyte, MSI, and ASRock.
A leak from a Canadian retailer reveals that Intel's upcoming Raptor Lake Refresh CPUs will have an average price increase of about 4% compared to their 13th Gen counterparts. The listings on Canada Computers show prices ranging from 0% to 7% higher for the new SKUs, with the Core i5-14600KF priced the same as its predecessor at $399 CAD. The Core i9-14900K model is notably missing from the list. Intel is set to officially launch the new desktop CPUs on October 17th, but pricing and detailed specifications have been kept under wraps, leaving enthusiasts relying on unverified rumors and speculation.
The Intel Core i9-14900K, part of Intel's Raptor Lake Refresh lineup, has made its first appearance in a CPU-Z test. With a notable increase in clock speed and a boost capability of 6.0 GHz, the 14900K CPU is reported to be 8-10% faster than the Core i9-13900K. The significant improvement in multi-core performance can be attributed to the doubled E-Core count. Rumors suggest that Intel will announce its Core K-CPUs as part of the 14th Gen Core series at an upcoming event, with the launch of the Raptor Lake Refresh expected to follow next month.
Benchmark results have surfaced for Intel's upcoming 14th Gen Core series CPUs, including the flagship Core i9-14900K and the Core i7-14700K with 20 cores. The benchmark shows the Core i9-14900K to be 14 to 20% faster than the Core i7-14700K on average. However, it is noted that the CPU is not running at its full potential and is outperformed by current-gen CPUs. The new desktop CPU series is rumored to be officially unveiled in September and launched in October.
Alleged benchmarks of Intel's upcoming 14th Gen Raptor Lake-S Refresh "Core i7-14700K" CPU have leaked, revealing a 15% performance increase over the previous 13700K model. The CPU features 20 cores and higher clocks, utilizing the Intel 7 process node and an 8+12 configuration for a total of 28 threads. The benchmarks show improved multi-core and single-threaded performance, with marginal gains in clock speed. The Raptor Lake-S Refresh CPUs are expected to be compatible with existing motherboards and offer better compatibility with high-spec memory kits. The release is anticipated in October 2023.
Intel is reportedly planning to launch its 14th Gen Core series, codenamed "Raptor Lake Refresh," in mid-October, according to Chinese media outlet Enthusiastic Citizen. The launch is expected to occur between October 17 and 23, following the usual pattern of splitting Core-K and non-K models. The new CPUs will be compatible with existing LGA1700 motherboards, except for the Core i7-14700K, which may require a new firmware. The report also mentions a future desktop platform called Arrow Lake, featuring new designs and a different socket. Intel is said to be aligning its consumer Core product naming and platform with AMD's Ryzen series.
Leaked slides reveal that Intel's upcoming mobile platform, Meteor Lake, will feature CPU cores ranging from 5 to 14, with the higher-end SKUs retaining the current architecture. The GPU upgrade for Meteor Lake will include the cutting-edge Xe-LPG architecture, while the Raptor Lake Refresh will have a limitation of 32 units. The Xe-LPG architecture offers advancements in power and area optimizations, support for advanced DX12U graphics, and a 33% increase in graphics core capabilities. More details are expected to be unveiled at Intel's Innovation event in September.
Intel is reportedly planning two major product refreshes in the next 12 months, including the Raptor Lake Refresh for the client desktop platform and the Sapphire Rapids Refresh for the Xeon W2500/W3500 series. The Raptor Lake Refresh is expected to launch in October 2023 and will be supported by all Intel 600 and 700 motherboards, while the Sapphire Rapids Refresh is expected to arrive in early 2024. The previously planned Meteor Lake-S has been canceled, with no true client desktop update until at least Q4 2024 when Arrow Lake-S is expected to arrive.