Core i5-13400: Reportedly 29% faster than Core i5-12400 in Cinebench

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Core i5-13400: Reportedly 29% faster than Core i5-12400 in Cinebench


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29 percent faster in Cinebench R23 – this is reported by a site from the Far East for the Core i5-13400 compared to the Core i5-12400. At Intel, the 400s are considered the bread and butter model, especially for gamers.

The Core i5-13400 is considered the bread and butter model by Intel: decent gaming performance for little money. But while you probably have to wait until the CES in Las Vegas in early January 2023 until the presentation of the remaining Raptor Lake CPUs, a website is already providing the first measured values. According to the CPU-Z screenshot, the CPU does not appear to be an engineering sample and is said to be (synthetically) 29 percent ahead of its direct predecessor – the Core i5-12400.

It was tested on an Asrock B660M PG Riptide, since B670 mainboards are not yet available. To what extent this and the beta BIOS affect performance is unclear. Ultimately, however, it can only be more distance, since both models were tested with DDR4-3600. So the Core i5-13400 cannot use the DDR5 bonus at all; for this one has a memory-adjusted comparison.



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Source: JAWARA Media








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In India, the Core i5-13400 is already being offered for sale at dealers and there, the equivalent of just under 250 euros, including 15 percent sales tax. In Germany, the predecessor with a graphics unit is currently sold from around 200 euros. According to the screenshot, the Core i5-13400 has 6 P cores and 4 E cores and thus has 16 threads. Like the other Raptor Lake, it will support DDR4-3200 and DDR5-5600.

Source: Jawara Mediavia Reddit

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