Intel 13th Gen Raptor Lake CPUs Lineup

https://www.xda-developers.com/intel-13th-gen-raptor-lake/#intel-13th-gen-raptor-lake-desktop-lineup

Intel 13th Gen Raptor Lake: Everything you need to know about Intel’s next-gen processors

Desktop CPU	Enterprise + Essentials vPro	Enterprise vPro
S-Series (65W)	i5-13500, i5-13600, i7-13700, i9-13900	N/A
T-Series (35W)	i5-13500T, i5-13600T, i7-13700T, i9-13900T	N/A
S-Series K (125W)	N/A	i5-13600K, i7-13700K, i9-13900K

Mobile CPU	Enterprise vPro	Essentials vPro	Enterprise for Chrome vPro
U-Series	i5-1345U, i7-1365U	i5-1334U, i5-1335U, i7-1355U	i5-1345U, i7-1365U
P-series	i5-1350P, i7-1370P	i5-1340P, i7-1360P	i5-1350P, i7-1370P
H/HX/HK-series	i5-13600H/X, i7,13800H/X,   i9-13900H/X	i5-13500H, i7-13700H, i9-13900HK	N/A

Desktop Lineup

K-/KF-series, T-series, S-series 

Unlocked Desktop Processors                       125W K-series For gamers and enthusiasts who want the most power possible
Processor Number	Processor Cores (P-E)	Processor Threads	Intel® Smart Cache(L3)	Total L2 Cache	P-core Max Turbo Frequency (GHz)	E-core Max Turbo Frequency (GHz)	P-core Base Frequency (GHz)	E-core Base Frequency (GHz)	Unclocked	Processor Graphics	Total CPU PCIe Lanes	Max Memory Speed (MT/s)	Memory Capacity	Processor Base Power (W)	Max Turbo Power (W)	RCP (USD)
i9-13900K	24(8-16)	32	36MB	32MB	Up to 5.8	Up to 4.3	3.0	2.2	✓	Intel® UHD Graphics 770	20	DDR5 5600 DDR4 3200	128GB	125	253	$589
i9-13900KF	24(8-16)	32	36MB	32MB	Up to 5.8	Up to 4.3	3.0	2.2	✓	n/a	20	DDR5 5600 DDR4 3200	128GB	125	253	$564
i7-13700K	16(8-8)	24	30MB	24MB	Up to 5.4	Up to 4.2	3.4	2.5	✓	Intel® UHD Graphics 770	20	DDR5 5600 DDR4 3200	128GB	125	253	$409
i7-13700KF	16(8-8)	24	30MB	24MB	Up to 5.4	Up to 4.2	3.4	2.5	✓	n/a	20	DDR5 5600 DDR4 3200	128GB	125	253	$384
i5-13600K	14(6-8)	20	24MB	20MB	Up to 5.1	Up to 3.9	3.5	2.6	✓	Intel® UHD Graphics 770	20	DDR5 5600 DDR4 3200	128GB	125	181	$319
i5-13600KF	14(6-8)	20	24MB	20MB	Up to 5.1	Up to 3.9	3.5	2.6	✓	n/a	20	DDR5 5600 DDR4 3200	128GB	125	181	$294
65W Desktop Processors                       non-K series
i9-13900	24(8-16)	32	36MB	32MB	Up to 5.6	Up to 4.2	2.0	1.5		Intel® UHD Graphics 770	20	DDR5 5600 DDR4 3200	128GB	65	219	$549
i9-13900F	24(8-16)	32	36MB	32MB	Up to 5.6	Up to 4.2	2.0	1.5		n/a	20	DDR5 5600 DDR4 3200	128GB	65	219	$524
i7-13700	16(8-8)	24	30MB	24MB	Up to 5.2	Up to 4.1	2.1	1.5		Intel® UHD Graphics 770	20	DDR5 5600 DDR4 3200	128GB	65	219	$384
i7-13700F	16(8-8)	24	30MB	24MB	Up to 5.2	Up to 4.1	2.1	1.5		n/a	20	DDR5 5600 DDR4 3200	128GB	65	219	$359
i5-13600	14(6-8)	20	24MB	11.5MB	Up to 5.0	Up to 3.7	2.7	2.0		Intel® UHD Graphics 770	20	DDR5 4800 DDR4 3200	128GB	65	154	$255
i5-13500	14(6-8)	20	24MB	11.5MB	Up to 4.8	Up to 3.5	2.5	1.8		Intel® UHD Graphics 770	20	DDR5 4800 DDR4 3200	128GB	65	154	$232
i5-13400	10(6-4)	16	20MB	9.5MB	Up to 4.6	Up to 3.3	2.5	1.8		Intel® UHD Graphics 730	20	DDR5 4800 DDR4 3200	128GB	65	148	$221
i5-13400F	10(6-4)	16	20MB	9.5MB	Up to 4.6	Up to 3.3	2.5	1.8		n/a	20	DDR5 4800 DDR4 3200	128GB	65	148	$196
T-series Desktop Processors with a 35W TDP
i9-13900T	24(8-16)	32	36MB	32MB	Up to 5.3	Up to 3.9	1.1	0.8		Intel® UHD Graphics 770	20	DDR5 5600 DDR4 3200	128GB	35	106	$549
i7-13700	16(8-8)	24	30MB	24MB	Up to 4.9	Up to 3.6	1.4	1.0		Intel® UHD Graphics 770	20	DDR5 5600 DDR4 3200	128GB	35	106	$384
i5-13600T	14(6-8)	20	24MB	11.5MB	Up to 4.8	Up to 3.4	1.8	1.3		Intel® UHD Graphics 770	20	DDR5 4800 DDR4 3200	128GB	35	92	$255
i5-13500T	14(6-8)	20	24MB	11.5MB	Up to 4.6	Up to 3.2	1.6	1.2		Intel® UHD Graphics 770	20	DDR5 4800 DDR4 3200	128GB	35	92	$232
i5-13400T	10(6-4)	16	20MB	9.5MB	Up to 4.4	Up to 3.0	1.3	1.0		Intel® UHD Graphics 730	20	DDR5 4800 DDR4 3200	128GB	35	82	$221
i3-13100T	4(4-0)	8	12MB	5MB	Up to 4.2	Up to n/a	2.5	n/a		Intel® UHD Graphics 730	20	DDR5 4800 DDR4 3200	128GB	35	69	$134

Mobile Lineup

HX-/H-series, U-series, P-series, N-series 

HX-series                       For Gaming Laptops and Mobile Workstations

Processor Number

Processor Cores

Processor Threads

Performance Cores

Efficient Cores

L3 Cache

Max Turbo Frequency P-cores

Max Turbo Frequency E-cores

Base Frequency P-cores

Base Frequency E-cores

Processor Graphics

Max Graphics Frequency

DDR5 Frequency

Processor Base Power

Max Turbo Power

Intel vPro® eligible

i9-13980HX

24C

32T

8P

16E

36MB

5.6GHz

4.0GHz

2.2GHz

1.6GHz

32EU

1.65GHz

5600

55W

157W

i9-13950HX

24C

32T

8P

16E

36MB

5.5GHz

4.0GHz

2.2GHz

1.6GHz

32EU

1.65GHz

5600

55W

157W

Enterprise

i9-13900HX

24C

32T

8P

16E

36MB

5.4GHz

3.9GHz

2.2GHz

1.6GHz

32EU

1.65GHz

5600

55W

157W

i7-13850HX

20C

28T

8P

12E

30MB

5.3GHz

3.8GHz

2.1GHz

1.5GHz

32EU

1.60GHz

5600

55W

157W

Enterprise

i7-13700HX

16C

24T

8P

8E

30MB

5.0GHz

3.7GHz

2.1GHz

1.5GHz

32EU

1.55GHz

4800

55W

157W

i7-13650HX

14C

20T

6P

8E

24MB

4.9GHz

3.6GHz

2.6GHz

1.9GHz

16EU

1.55GHz

4800

55W

157W

i5-13600HX

14C

20T

6P

8E

24MB

4.8GHz

3.6GHz

2.6GHz

1.9GHz

32EU

1.50GHz

4800

55W

157W

Enterprise

i5-13500HX

14C

20T

6P

8E

24MB

4.7GHz

3.5GHz

2.5GHz

1.8GHz

16EU

1.50GHz

4800

55W

157W

i5-13450HX

10C

16T

6P

4E

20MB

4.6GHz

3.4GHz

2.4GHz

1.8GHz

16EU

1.45GHz

4800

55W

157W

H-series                       For Enthusiast Laptops

Processor Number

Processor Cores

Processor Threads

Performance Cores

Efficient Cores

L3 Cache

Max Turbo Frequency P-cores

Max Turbo Frequency E-cores

Base Frequency P-cores

Base Frequency E-cores

Processor Graphics

Max Graphics Frequency

LPDDR5 Frequency

Processor Base Power

Max Turbo Power

Intel vPro®

i9-13900HK

14C

20T

6P

8E

24MB

5.4GHz

4.1GHz

2.6GHz

1.9GHz

96EU

1.5GHz

6400

45W

115W

Essentials

i9-13905H

14C

20T

6P

8E

24MB

5.4GHz

4.1GHz

2.6GHz

1.9GHz

96EU

1.5GHz

6400

45W

115W

i9-13900H

14C

20T

6P

8E

24MB

5.4GHz

4.1GHz

2.6GHz

1.9GHz

96EU

1.5GHz

6400

45W

115W

Enterprise

i7-13800H

14C

20T

6P

8E

24MB

5.2GHz

4.0GHz

2.5GHz

1.8GHz

96EU

1.5GHz

6400

45W

115W

Enterprise

i7-13705H

14C

20T

6P

8E

24MB

5.0GHz

3.7GHz

2.4GHz

1.8GHz

96EU

1.5GHz

6400

45W

115W

i7-13700H

14C

20T

6P

8E

24MB

5.0GHz

3.7GHz

2.4GHz

1.8GHz

96EU

1.5GHz

6400

45W

115W

Essentials

i7-13620H

10C

16T

6P

4E

24MB

4.9GHz

3.6GHz

2.4GHz

1.8GHz

64EU

1.5GHz

5200

45W

115W

-

i5-13600H

12C

16T

4P

8E

18MB

4.8GHz

3.6GHz

2.8GHz

2.1GHz

80EU

1.5GHz

6400

45W

95W

Enterprise

i5-13505H

12C

16T

4P

8E

18MB

4.7GHz

3.5GHz

2.6GHz

1.9GHz

80EU

1.45GHz

6400

45W

95W

i5-13500H

12C

16T

4P

8E

18MB

4.7GHz

3.5GHz

2.6GHz

1.9GHz

80EU

1.45GHz

6400

45W

95W

Essentials

i5-13420H

8C

12T

4P

4E

12MB

4.6GHz

3.4GHz

2.1GHz

1.5GHz

48EU

1.4GHz

5200

45W

95W

-

U-series                       For Modern Thin & Light Laptops

Processor Number

Processor Cores

Processor Threads

Performance Cores

Efficient Cores

L3 Cache

Max Turbo Frequency P-cores

Max Turbo Frequency E-cores

Base Frequency P-cores

Base Frequency E-cores

Processor Graphics

Max Graphics Frequency

LPDDR5 Frequency

Processor Base Power

Max Turbo Power

Intel vPro® eligible

i7-1365U

10C

12T

2P

8E

12MB

5.2GHz

3.9GHz

1.8GHz

1.3GHz

96EU

1.30GHz

6400

15W

55W

Enterprise

i7-1355U

10C

12T

2P

8E

12MB

5.0GHz

3.7GHz

1.7GHz

1.2GHz

96EU

1.30GHz

6400

15W

55W

Essentials

i5-1345U

10C

12T

2P

8E

12MB

4.7GHz

3.5GHz

1.6GHz

1.2GHz

80EU

1.25GHz

6400

15W

55W

Enterprise

i5-1335U

10C

12T

2P

8E

12MB

4.6GHz

3.4GHz

1.3GHz

0.9GHz

80EU

1.25GHz

6400

15W

55W

Essentials

i5-1334U

10C

12T

2P

8E

12MB

4.6GHz

3.4GHz

1.3GHz

0.9GHz

80EU

1.25GHz

5200

15W

55W

Essentials

P-series                       For Performance Thin & Light Laptops

i7-1370P

14C

20T

6P

8E

24MB

5.2GHz

3.9GHz

1.9GHz

1.4GHz

96EU

1.5GHz

28W

64W

Enterprise

i7-1360P

12C

16T

4P

8E

18MB

5.0GHz

3.7GHz

2.2GHz

1.6GHz

96EU

1.5GHz

28W

64W

Essentials

i5-1350P

12C

16T

4P

8E

12MB

4.7GHz

3.5GHz

1.9GHz

1.4GHz

80EU

1.5GHz

28W

64W

Enterprise

i5-1340P

12C

16T

4P

8E

12MB

4.6GHz

3.4GHz

1.9GHz

1.4GHz

80EU

1.45GHz

28W

64W

Essentials

N-series                       For Entry Level Laptops and Desktops

Processor Number

Processor Cores

Processor Threads

L3 Cache

Max Turbo Frequency E-cores

Processor Graphics

Max Graphics Frequency

LPDDR5/DDR5/ DDR4 Frequency

Max Turbo Power

i3-N-305

8C

8T

6MB

Up to 3.8GHz

32EU

Up to 1.25GHz

4800/4800/ 3200

15W

i3-N-300

8C

8T

6MB

Up to 3.8GHz

32EU

Up to 1.25GHz

4800/4800/ 3200

7W

Intel® Processor N200

4C

4T

6MB

Up to 3.7GHz

32EU

Up to 750MHz

4800/4800/ 3200

6W

Intel® Processor N100

4C

4T

6MB

Up to 3.4GHz

24EU

Up to 750MHz

4800/4800/ 3200

6W

 

vPro: Intel vPro® brand was created in 2007 as a solution for remote IT management and support. Intel vPro® isn't intended for the average consumer, and chances are, if you're shopping around for a personal PC, you won't need to worry about it.
PCs that receive the vPro® brand do not just have a vPro-enabled CPU (Intel Core or Intel Xeon); they also require several supporting features, hence the "platform." Intel lists the following as requirements:

• Specific chipsets
• Management-optimized networking
• High-end memory and I/O components
• Windows 10/11 Pro or Windows 10/11 Enterprise

Intel vPro® is a platform that allows for improved stability thanks to IT-managed system changes, lower IT costs thanks to remote management and troubleshooting capabilities, improved security from features like Intel Authenticate and discrete Trusted Platform Module (dTPM) chips, and better performance thanks to modern networking hardware (like Wi-Fi 6) and ports (like Thunderbolt 3 and 4).

PCIe: PCIe is short for “peripheral component interconnect express” and it's primarily used as a standardized interface for motherboard components including graphics, memory, and storage.

MT/s: MT/s is short for megatransfers (or million transfers) per second and is a more accurate measurement for the effective data rate (speed) of DDR SDRAM memory in computing.

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TDP: TDP stands for Thermal Design Power 열 설계 전력, in watts, and refers to the power consumption under the maximum theoretical load. Power consumption is less than TDP under lower loads. The TDP is the maximum power that one should be designing the system for. This ensures operation to published specs under the maximum theoretical workload.

K/non-K series: This ‘K’ means that the CPU is unlocked for overclocking. A CPU’s base clock (BCLK) is multiplied by its clock multiplier to give us its speed in megahertz (MHz) or gigahertz (GHz). An Intel K CPU is one that allows you to change its clock multiplier on supported motherboards.
For example, if your CPU’s BCLK is 100MHz and its multiplier is 43, then its overall speed is 4,300MHz (4.3GHz). If this is an Intel K CPU then you could raise its multiplier to 45, making its overall speed 4,500MHz (4.5GHz).
Intel K processors are unlocked for overclocking whereas non-K processors are locked. The only way to overclock a non-K processor is by overclocking its BCLK, which is always tricky and risky, and is impossible on many chipsets. Intel K processors, on the other hand, can be overclocked easily on any supported chipset (such as ones on ‘Z’ motherboards).

F/non-F: Intel F processors are usually the same as their non-F counterparts, but they lack integrated graphics, meaning they lack the internal GPUs that non-F Intel CPUs have.

S-series: "Performance-optimized lifestyle" – a little lower performance in exchange for lower power draw.

T-series: "Power-optimized lifestyle" – much lower performance, but also much lower power draw.

HX/H-series: H in Intel Processors means that the CPU is High-Performance Optimised for Laptops. Meaning that H-series CPUs are only found in High-performance Laptops. The HX-series is an extension of the H-series in a physically bigger package and higher power envelope. The HX-series are using desktop silicons with higher core count, but also limited graphics performance.

X: "X" is simply the letter denoting the highest-end desktop CPU available from Intel in that generation.

U-series: U means "ultra-low-power," and that's basically it—they're chips that aren't necessarily the very best in terms of CPU performance, but they're instead low-power designs made with efficiency in mind. They have lower clock speeds, lesser cores, and more importantly, a very low TDP.

P-series: Like the U-series, Intel's P-series are parts found on thin and lightweight laptops. However, power consumption is brought up a bit, and so is performance.
P processors sip a little more power—28W, to be precise. That's almost twice (or even triple!) what a U-series chip requires. As such, power and thermal requirements for these chips are higher, and you'll need beefier cooling.

N-series: Intel replaced Celeron and Pentium brands with something called N Series CPU’s. Put simply, N series CPU’s have no “Performance” cores. They are exclusively “Efficiency” cores.