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This Item  Intel Core i9-13900KS Desktop Processor 24 cores (8 P + 16 E) 36MB Cache, up to 6.0 GHz |  |  |  |  |  | |
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| core count | 1 | 16 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| cpu socket | BGA 443 | LGA 1700 | PGA LGA1700 | LGA 1151 | PGA LGA1700 | PGA LGA1700 |
| cpu speed | 1 GHz | — | 5.4 GHz | — | 4.7 GHz | 4.7 GHz |
| cpu family | Xeon Dual Core | core i9 | core i9 | core i7 | core i3 | core i3 |
| L2 cache | — | 12 MB | 32 MB | 30 MB | 5 MB | 5 MB |
| wattage | 150 watts | 125 watts | 65 watts | 65 watts | — | 60 watts |
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| Processor Cores (P-cores + E-cores) | 24 cores (8 P-cores + 16 E-cores) | 24 cores (8 P-cores + 16 E-cores) | 16 cores (8 P-cores + 8 E-cores) | 16 cores (8 P-cores + 8 E-cores) | 14 cores (6 P-cores + 8 E-cores) | 14 cores (6 P-cores + 8 E-cores) |
| Processor Threads | 32 | 32 | 24 | 24 | 20 | 20 |
| P-core / E-core Base Frequency (GHz) | 3.0 / 2.2 | 3.2 / 2.4 | 3.4 / 2.5 | 3.4 / 2.5 | 3.5 / 2.6 | 3.5 / 2.6 |
| Max Frequency GHz (not overclocked) | 5.8 GHz | 6.0 GHz | 5.4 GHz | 5.4 GHz | 5.1 Ghz | 5.1 Ghz |
| Intel Smart Cache (L3) Size | 36MB | 36MB | 30MB | 30MB | 24MB | 24MB |
| Total L2 Cache | 32MB | 32MB | 24MB | 24MB | 20MB | 20MB |
| Memory Speed | DDR5 5600, DDR4 3200 | DDR5 5600, DDR4 3200 | DDR5 5600, DDR4 3200 | DDR5 5600, DDR4 3200 | DDR5 5600, DDR4 3200 | DDR5 5600, DDR4 3200 |
| Onboard Processor Graphics | Intel UHD Graphics 770 | Intel UHD Graphics 770 | Intel UHD Graphics 770 | n/a - discrete graphics required | Intel UHD Graphics 770 | n/a - discrete graphics required |
| Total CPU PCI Express Lanes | 20 | 20 | 20 | 20 | 20 | 20 |
| Chipset Compatibility and Socket | Intel 600 and 700 Series Chipset, LGA1700 Socket | Intel 600 and 700 Series Chipset, LGA1700 Socket | Intel 600 and 700 Series Chipset, LGA1700 Socket | Intel 600 and 700 Series Chipset, LGA1700 Socket | Intel 600 and 700 Series Chipset, LGA1700 Socket | Intel 600 and 700 Series Chipset, LGA1700 Socket |
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13900ks is a beast!
Previously I had the AMD 7950x and it was pretty fast, don’t get me wrong. However, this 13900ks is a lot snappier even browsing around in windows 11. Programs launch faster and games are buttery smooth @ 4k ultra details, when paired with an Nvidia 4090. I also love the fact that the ks is a “binned” CPU, which overclocks more easily and typically handles faster DDR5 memory in the range of 7800-8400Mhz depending on how good the memory controller is in your 13900ks sample. Regardless, you will probably be able to hit 7800-8000 at the least. This purchase is actually my 2nd 13900ks and I ended up getting a better binned version this time. With an overal(Asus) SP of 113, P Cores 123, e cores 93, and memory controller was 83. Im currently running a G.Skill 32GB(2x16GB) 7800mhz DDR5 kit with XMP turned on in the BIOS. I have been able to bump it up to a stable 8000mhz by bumping up the Memory Controller voltage to 1.4v and the VDD/VDDQ voltage to 1.5v using the same timings that were on my 7800 XMP kit CL36. With the CPU and a Corsair h170i 420mm AIO with 6 fans in a push pull configuration, I was able to get a stable CPU overclock of 60/60/58/58/58/58/58/58 on the (8) P cores, but I’m pretty sure I can bump the 1-3 core workloads higher. It’s when using a workload that requires all 8 P cores that I run into some stability issues with my current cooling trying to push it past 5.8Ghz using all 8 p cores. I leave my E cores all synced at 4.3Ghz stock to help give me more P core Overclock headroom. Another overclock method that works really well, is easy and stable, is to turn on the Asus AiOverclock. Given that I have used both an MSI and Asus Z790 motherboard, I highly recommend the Asus ROG brand line for a Z790 compatible motherboard for this 13900ks. They update their BIOS version frequently and there quality is typically very good on there products that are produced in higher numbers. The absolute ideal motherboard for Overclocking and using the fastest DDR5 ram would be the Asus ROG Maximus Z790 APEX(2-DIMM) motherboard. If you just can’t get your hands on one maybe go with the (4-DIMM) Asus ROG Maximus Z790 Hero motherboard. You should be able to reach up to 7600mhz DDR5 on it. Whatever you do don’t settle on a motherboard, because it’s the center of the system and can be upgraded later. I started with an MSI Meg Z790 Ace and wish I had started with an Asus. The MSI ran a lot hotter with the same clock speeds and only supported up to 7200mhz DDR5 using 2x16GB sticks. The motherboard attached in the review photo is the Asus ROG Maximus Z790 APEX, a thermal Grizzly 12/13th gen contact frame to make the cpu more level for the heatsink cooler that goes on top and of course the 13900ks that’s a little dirty from previously applied thermal paste I just wiped off. Sorry for the long winded review, but this has been my favorite CPU that I’ve owned. It’s super fast and you can tinker with it for an easy overclock for fun.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2023
Style: Computer ProcessorVerified Purchase
Previously I had the AMD 7950x and it was pretty fast, don’t get me wrong. However, this 13900ks is a lot snappier even browsing around in windows 11. Programs launch faster and games are buttery smooth @ 4k ultra details, when paired with an Nvidia 4090. I also love the fact that the ks is a “binned” CPU, which overclocks more easily and typically handles faster DDR5 memory in the range of 7800-8400Mhz depending on how good the memory controller is in your 13900ks sample. Regardless, you will probably be able to hit 7800-8000 at the least. This purchase is actually my 2nd 13900ks and I ended up getting a better binned version this time. With an overal(Asus) SP of 113, P Cores 123, e cores 93, and memory controller was 83. Im currently running a G.Skill 32GB(2x16GB) 7800mhz DDR5 kit with XMP turned on in the BIOS. I have been able to bump it up to a stable 8000mhz by bumping up the Memory Controller voltage to 1.4v and the VDD/VDDQ voltage to 1.5v using the same timings that were on my 7800 XMP kit CL36. With the CPU and a Corsair h170i 420mm AIO with 6 fans in a push pull configuration, I was able to get a stable CPU overclock of 60/60/58/58/58/58/58/58 on the (8) P cores, but I’m pretty sure I can bump the 1-3 core workloads higher. It’s when using a workload that requires all 8 P cores that I run into some stability issues with my current cooling trying to push it past 5.8Ghz using all 8 p cores. I leave my E cores all synced at 4.3Ghz stock to help give me more P core Overclock headroom. Another overclock method that works really well, is easy and stable, is to turn on the Asus AiOverclock. Given that I have used both an MSI and Asus Z790 motherboard, I highly recommend the Asus ROG brand line for a Z790 compatible motherboard for this 13900ks. They update their BIOS version frequently and there quality is typically very good on there products that are produced in higher numbers. The absolute ideal motherboard for Overclocking and using the fastest DDR5 ram would be the Asus ROG Maximus Z790 APEX(2-DIMM) motherboard. If you just can’t get your hands on one maybe go with the (4-DIMM) Asus ROG Maximus Z790 Hero motherboard. You should be able to reach up to 7600mhz DDR5 on it. Whatever you do don’t settle on a motherboard, because it’s the center of the system and can be upgraded later. I started with an MSI Meg Z790 Ace and wish I had started with an Asus. The MSI ran a lot hotter with the same clock speeds and only supported up to 7200mhz DDR5 using 2x16GB sticks. The motherboard attached in the review photo is the Asus ROG Maximus Z790 APEX, a thermal Grizzly 12/13th gen contact frame to make the cpu more level for the heatsink cooler that goes on top and of course the 13900ks that’s a little dirty from previously applied thermal paste I just wiped off. Sorry for the long winded review, but this has been my favorite CPU that I’ve owned. It’s super fast and you can tinker with it for an easy overclock for fun.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2023
Style: Computer ProcessorVerified Purchase
Coming from the 80286 CPU to this day I have all ways making computer Intel Core i9-13900KS is a game changer i have stop gaming and use for office use only real staple with Win Pro. My first window was win 3.11 I would say I am in computer geek from it start to become a household item.
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