As the launch of Intel’s next-generation CPU, Raptor Lake, approaches, new benchmark information has recently been leaked.
The leaked benchmark is a geek benchmark of the mainstream i5-13600K. In the benchmark information, a total of two pieces of information were confirmed: 1,980 points for single-core, 14,425 points for multi-core, and 2,012 points for single-core and 16,054 points for multi-core.
The problem is that, in terms of the high score, the performance was almost the same as the R9 5950X, the best CPU lineup for general consumers of the competitor AMD, and regarding 20% faster than the R9 5950X for single core.
Accordingly, a total of two benchmark information was confirmed, and some are analyzing whether one of the two benchmarks was in a pure state and the other was applied with additional OC.
On the other hand, if the leaked benchmark information is true, the performance is comparable to the multi-core R9 5950X, so there is a lot of interest in how the next-generation CPU competition will be.
