The 13th-generation Core desktop processor has a maximum of 24 cores (8P 16E), and the thermal design power consumption is 35W, 65W and 125W. Perhaps you can also see, from the information available, the main change from the 13th generation Core to the 12th generation core is that the number of E cores (energy efficient cores) has doubled from a maximum of 8 to a maximum of 16, and the architecture is said to be Gracemont
The 13th-generation Core Raptor Lake processor will still retain support for DDR4. Since Raptor Lake is still the LGA1700 interface, there is a high probability that it can be used perfectly on the current Z690 chipset motherboard, including the subsequent H670, B660, H610, etc., only need to upgrade the BIOS
Power Settings for Raptor Lake 13 Core. It is an upgraded version of the 12th generation, continuing to use the Intel 7 process, which is the previously said 10nm Enhanced SuperFin, continuing the size of the core architecture, continuing the LGA1700 package interface.
According to the latest aeration, the thermal design power consumption of Raptor Lake is divided into 125W, 65W, 35W three grades.
The PL2(accelerated state) power benchmark of 125W file remains unchanged at 188W, and the peak value increases from 241W to 253W, while the PL4 power benchmark and peak value are significantly reduced from 283W and 359W to 238W and 314W, which still looks not low, but it has fallen by 15.9% and 12.5%.