The Core i7-13700K was recently featured in two different tests and they seem to have been leaked, leaving us with new information. One of the tests shows the processor reaching clock speeds of 6 GHz, with the hybrid mode switched off and only featuring the Performance cores (all 8 of them). The CPU score on this test is 983 points on the single-thread CPU-Z benchmark. This appears to be higher than even the leaked Core i9-13900K which runs at 5.5 GHz with all its Performance cores.
The multi-core thread obviously takes a hit with the small cores disabled, reporting results of 7814 points. The leaked screenshot clearly shows 1.421V voltage and temperature ranging between 25 o 37 degrees Celsius, which clearly hints towards the screenshot being taken after the test was conducted.
The other test features the same CPU but has its hybrid mode enables, meaning that all 16 cores are available. The Performance cores have been clocked at 5.8 GHz whereas the Efficient cores are clocked at 3.7 GHz. The CPU score stands at 947 points on the single-thread test and 12896 on the multi-thread test. The screenshot shows the voltage at 1.5V and the temperatures ranging from 28 to 38 degree Celsius. The motherboard used on this test was the ASUS ROG Strix Z690-A Gaming along with DDR4 memory.
Keeping these scores and results in mind, we can conclude that the CPU increased 10% in performance as compared to the i9-13900K which is clocked in at 5.5 GHz, and 16% higher than the Core i9-12900K at 5.2 GHz.
There is another video posted by Esperonslaie which shows the same benchmark, but unfortunately, the data isn’t so clearly visible. The Cinebnech stress test as well as the overclocking speed of 5.9 GHz takes the CPU voltage to 1.445V. During testing, the temperature shown is 85 degrees Celsius.
— esperonslaie (@esperonslaie) July 31, 2022
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