New CPU i5-13400

Description

*Specification*

• Free Delivery

• The Intel Core i5-13400 is based on Intel’s Raptor Lake architecture, which is a refinement of Alder Lake. Raptor Lake uses the Intel 7 process (10nm), which improves both performance and power efficiency compared to older generations.

• Raptor Lake continues to use a combination of Performance cores (P-cores) and Efficiency cores (E-cores). However, the i5-13400 comes with 8 P-cores and 2 E-cores, making it a 10-core CPU. This design is more efficient and offers higher performance in multi-threaded tasks.

• The i5-13400 features 10 cores (8 P-cores and 2 E-cores) and supports 12 threads (due to Intel’s Hyper-Threading Technology), which allows for better multitasking and improved performance in multi-threaded workloads, such as video editing, rendering, and data processing.

• Base clock: The processor operates at a base frequency of 2.5 GHz.

• Boost clock: The i5-13400 can boost up to 4.6 GHz on its P-cores when needed. The E-cores operate at lower clock speeds, but they still contribute to overall performance in multi-threaded workloads.

• The i5-13400 uses the LGA 1700 socket, which is compatible with Intel’s 600-series and 700-series chipsets, such as Z790, B760, and H770 motherboards. It supports both DDR4 and DDR5 RAM, providing flexibility depending on the motherboard you choose.

• The TDP of the i5-13400 is rated at 65W, which is consistent with most mid-range Intel processors. This ensures good power efficiency and requires a relatively standard cooling solution (a mid-range air cooler or all-in-one liquid cooler should be sufficient).

• The i5-13400 comes with Intel UHD Graphics 730, an integrated GPU that provides basic graphics performance for light gaming, video streaming, and general multimedia tasks. The integrated GPU is suitable for users who do not need a dedicated GPU or are building a budget-friendly system.

• The i5-13400 has 20MB of Intel Smart Cache, which helps improve performance by storing frequently accessed data close to the processor cores, thus reducing the latency of accessing data from memory.

• Built on Intel’s 10nm process, the i5-13400 is designed for better power efficiency compared to its predecessors, with a relatively low TDP of 65W. This makes it a good choice for energy-conscious users who need a balance of performance and efficiency.

• Intel Hyper-Threading Technology: The i5-13400 supports 12 threads thanks to Hyper-Threading, which enables better performance in multitasking and multi-threaded workloads.

• Intel Thermal Velocity Boost: When temperatures allow, the CPU can boost to higher frequencies, improving performance under demanding workloads.