According to the latest report, Intel will release the 13th generation Core desktop processor next year to appear on the running platform. Data shows that Intel’s Raptor Lake-S desktop processor has 24 cores and 32 threads, which is a specification of 8 large cores and 16 small cores.
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Moreover, the previous report shows that Intel’s 13th-generation Core Raptor Lake is an improved version of the 12th-generation Alder Lake. It still uses a big little hybrid architecture with large and small cores.
The process is still Intel 7, and the interface is still LGA 1700. In terms of chip design, Raptor Lake’s large core will be upgraded from Golden Cove to Raptor Cove, and the small core will remain Gracemont.
Furthermore, Intel released the K series of its 12th-generation Core desktop processor in October this year, and it is expected that the 13th-generation Core will be released in the same period next year.
