Background on Intel 13th Gen Core Series CPUs (Raptor Lake)
13th Gen Intel Core Processors, code named Raptor Lake, are a refresh of their consumer CPU line with increases to both clock speeds and multi-threaded performance. These chips are built using the Intel 7 manufacturing process, which saves a lot of space compared to previous generations and thus allows for more circuitry to be packed into the die. Intel has continued their split chip design with the main "performance cores" for active workloads and "efficiency cores", in greater numbers than the 12th Gen had, running at lower clock speeds for background tasks. In heavily threaded applications, both sets of cores can work together to improve overall processing speed.
Model: Intel CM8071504820705
Specifications
Product Line | Core i7 |
Code Name | Raptor Lake |
Socket | 1700 |
Process | 10 nm |
Total Number of Cores | 16 |
Total Number of Threads | 24 |
Number of Efficient Cores | 8 |
Base Clock Speed | 3.4 GHz |
Hyperthreading | Yes |
Turbo Boost | Yes |
Max. Turbo Boost | 5.4 GHz |
Efficient Core Max Turbo Boost | 4.2 GHz |
All-Core Turbo Boost | 5.3 GHz |
Long Duration Power Limit | 125 W |
Short Duration Power Limit | 253 W |
PCI-E Lanes | 24 |
Max Temperature | 100 C |
Cache | |
Smart Cache | 30MB |
Onboard Graphics | |
Processor Type | UHD Graphics 770 |
Core Speed | 1.60 MHz |
DirectX Version | 12 |
Cores on Die | 32 |
# of Displays Supported | 3 |
Memory Specification | |
Memory Type | DDR5 |
Maximum Frequency | 5600 |
Registered Support | No |
Advanced Technologies | |
vPro | Yes |
Trusted Execution Technology | Yes |
Warranty
3 Years