Not satisfied with the blue faction launching the 13th Generation Intel processors, they are again launching the fastest processor in the world today. Is the Intel i9-13900KS, in which the processor managed to steal start to be the only processor that penetrates the 6 GHz wall out-of-the-box.
Intel i9-13900KS Faster than i9-13900K
The Intel i9-13900KS processor, which was teased recently, seems to be the pioneer of massive-speed processors. Where this speed can even be achieved out-of-the-box without having to overclock which is considered quite risky for most individuals.
Through tom's Hardware, the processor is faster than its younger sibling, the i9-13900K because it is about 10% faster. Even though the specifications are still the same with 24 cores and 32 threads, it seems that this 13th Generation processor is helped by the power limitation above 150 Watts.
Speaking of single-core and multi-core, the Intel i9-13900KS provides a difference of about 4.1% and 10.1% from its younger sibling. If you are interested in owning it, just prepare an allocation of around 20-25% of the official price tag of today's reliable processor from the blue camp, Intel i9-13900K.
AMD Stole a Moment from Intel's 13th Gen
The achievement of the Intel i9-13900KS processor seems to have succeeded in making the blue and red camp stronghold in terms of speed, where the 6 GHz speed achieved by Intel's brand-new processor can be achieved without having to tinker here and there.
It's safe to say that the red camp, aka AMD, is ahead in terms of who can quickly penetrate the 6 GHz limit, without even having to bother adjusting voltages and other technical matters via the motherboard.
Yes, the reliable AMD Ryzen 7 7950X processor can only accelerate up to 5.7 GHz from its base speed of 4.5 GHz. The difference can also be said to be quite massive, losing 5.8% for single-core, and 16.6% for multi-core, which is usually the mainstay of the red stronghold processors.
