Listing web store seems to show prices and specs Intel Raptor Lake processors

Details have surfaced of what would become the Intel Raptor Lake processors. A leaker has shared the screenshot of an online store, which contains six models. The fastest of these is the Core i9-13900K, which is available at the web store for 941 Canadian dollars.

The fastest Core i9 models in the line have boost clocks up to 5.8GHz, according to the table that Momomo_us put online. In addition, those models have 36MB L3 cache, where the previous generation has up to 30MB L3 cache. There have been reports about this before, which now appear to be confirmed. The CPUs get extra E-cores, for a total of up to 24 cores. Intel previously confirmed that the Raptor Lake CPUs will get extra E-cores compared to their predecessors. The Core i7 models get boost clocks of up to 5.4 GHz and the Core i5 CPUs up to 5.1 GHz, according to the web store.

The prices quoted in dollars are significantly above those of the previous generation. The Core i9-13900K would cost converted 744, excluding VAT. Including 21 percent VAT, that CPU would cost around 900 euros. The price of the 12900K was around 700 euros at release. Intel previously confirmed that it will raise its prices, in some cases by 10 to 20 percent or more. The chipmaker says it does this because of inflation. Intel has had a difficult quarter, with revenues that were lower than previously expected.

Rumor has it that Intel plans to announce the Raptor Lake CPUs on September 28. The company then holds an Innovation event. The release would follow in the week of October 17. In our AMD Ryzen 7000 vs. Intel Raptor Lake preview, we previously discussed in detail what we can expect from the new generations of processors.