1. Introducing the Intel Core i7-13700K2. The new Core i7 looks like a cheap Core i93. Cinebench R23 Performance, Power and Temperature4. Blender, HandBrake and 7-Zip5. Gaming Performance6. Closing Thoughts7. View All Pages

KitGuru was impressed by Intel's Core i7-12700K which delivered plenty of stomp at a reasonable price. In today's review of the Core i7-13700K we expected this mid-range CPU might deliver more of the same but instead have been amazed to discover it can actually beat the mighty Core i9-12900KS.

Time stamps

00:00 Start
00:36 The technology
02:50 The setup
05:58 BIOS / Blender
07:19 Cinebench R23
07:48 Efficiency
09:26 Power and Temps
09:45 Differences in boards
10:09 Result discussion
11:36 Blender V3 Classroom
12:41 Handbrake conversion H.264/H.265
13:29 7ZIP Benchmark
13:48 3DMark CPU Profile
14:11 Gaming benchmarks
15:46 Leo’s closing thoughts

In recent times KitGuru has reviewed the Intel Core i9-13900K HERE and the Core i5-13600K HERE while over on the AMD side of things Luke has reviewed all four models of Ryzen 7000. Today we are reviewing the Core i7-13700K which will wrap up the first wave of releases from Intel's 13th Gen and AMD Zen 4.

Specification:

• P-Core Base Frequency: 3.0GHz
• E-Core Base Frequency: 2.5GHz
• Socket: LGA1700
• Intel Smart L3 Cache: 30MB
• L2 Cache: 24MB
• Processor Cores: 16 (8P + 8E)
• Processor Threads: 24
• Memory Support: DDR4-3600MHz & DDR5 5200-6000MHz
• Intel Turbo Boost Max Technology 3.0 Frequency: 5.4GHz
• P-Core Max Turbo Frequency: 5.3GHz
• E-Core Max Turbo Frequency: 4.2GHz
• CPU PCIe Lanes: 20
• Unlocked: YES
• Chipset: Intel 600 & 700 Series Compatible
• Graphics: Intel UHD 770
• Base Power: 125W
• Maximum Power: 253W

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