Intel Core i9-13900F

Release & Generation

• Release date: January 2023
• CPU generation name: Raptor Lake
• Context: Part of the Raptor Lake-S desktop lineup; utilizes the Intel 7 process and serves as a high-efficiency alternative to the K series within the LGA 1700 platform lifecycle

Core Configuration & Speeds

• 8 Performance-cores + 16 Efficiency-cores = 24 cores / 32 threads
• Total cache: 36 MB Intel Smart Cache (L3) + 32 MB L2
• Max turbo/boost clock: Up to 5.6 GHz (via Intel Thermal Velocity Boost)
• Base or rated power (TDP/base power): 65 W Processor Base Power; 219 W Maximum Turbo Power

Memory Support

• Supports dual-channel DDR5 (up to 5600 MT/s) and DDR4 (up to 3200 MT/s)

Socket

• LGA 1700; compatible with Intel 600 and 700 series chipsets (e.g., Z790, B760, H770)

Variants

• i9-13900F (Current): Lacks integrated graphics; locked multiplier (no overclocking); 65W base power
• i9-13900: Includes Intel UHD Graphics 770; locked multiplier; 65W base power
• i9-13900K: Includes integrated graphics; unlocked multiplier for overclocking; 125W base power and 5.8 GHz boost
• i9-13900KF: Lacks integrated graphics; unlocked multiplier for overclocking; 125W base power and 5.8 GHz boost
• i9-13900T: Power-optimized variant with a significantly lower 35W base power and reduced clock speeds
• i9-13900KS: Special edition; highest bin with 6.0 GHz boost; 150W base power