GIGABYTE confirms the full list of Intel Raptor Lake processors. The 13th generation Core series will contain 22 different chips

On October 20, Intel will officially present the 13th generation of the new Core series processors. First, we will get acquainted with the upper units with an unlocked multiplier. We’ll have to wait a little longer for the remaining models from the lower price shelves (maybe even a few months?), but today we already know what specific modules will be included in the new chipset family. All by GIGABYTE.

The 13th-generation Core series will include 22 models, including all-new designs, as well as those based on last year’s architecture. To be completely happy, we only lack the peak clock speeds for processors with a blocking multiplier.

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The mentioned manufacturer has already added motherboards with the Z790 chipset to its portfolio, which means that now we are able to see the full list of supported processors. The list includes both Alder Lake and Raptor Lake models. As it turns out, the 13th-generation Core series will have 22 models, including all-new designs, as well as those based on last year’s architecture. Interestingly, this is detailed in the table on the GIGABYTE website.

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To our complete happiness, we’re only short on peak clock speeds for processors with a blocking multiplier, but hopefully the exact clocks will appear on the network in the coming weeks. It should be noted that these are not all Lake Raptor models that will see the light of day. As we know, the flagship Core i9-13900KS is on the way as well, hitting clock speeds of 6.0GHz out of the box, although this model is likely to debut only in 2023. It’s possible that Intel will also make a dedicated unit For a specific market only. More recently, such a “raisin” was the Core i5-12490F model, available only in China.

Source: GIGABYTE, VideoCardz