We have multiple Intel processors in our hands, and our first analysis goes up today featuring the flagship Core i9-13900k.

Leo has finally had time to review the 13700k processor Intel sent to him a while ago. He is impressed. We find out why.

Recent information about Intel’s Arrow Lake-HX series, particularly the Core Ultra 9 275HX, indicates a notable jump in multicore performance compared to previous mobile processors.

Cinebench R23 scores 13700K vs 265K The Core i7-13700K continues to show strong performance, particularly in single-threaded tasks, where its score of 2,079 edges out both the Core Ultra 7 265K (2,037 ...

Reports suggest that AMD’s upcoming Ryzen 9000X3D series may achieve Cinebench R23 scores that are 10% to 28% higher than those of the current 7000X3D models. According to leaks attributed to a ...

The AMD Ryzen 9 5900X and the Intel Core i7-13700K are terrific processors, popular for their computing power and affordable prices.

The 13th gen Intel Core i9-13900K is a powerhouse CPU that offers up a similar experience to the latest 14th-gen chips, and its price makes it worth buying over new SKUs.

The Intel Core i7-13700K and Ryzen 7 7800X3D are both fantastic gaming CPUs. The processors feature enough computing prowess while not costing an arm and a leg.

Intel's Core i9-13900K is a monster of a CPU, but recent instability concerns might make you want to consider some alternatives. Here are our favorites.

Take Cinebench R23, for instance. The Germans found that the Intel Baseline Profile chopped performance by nine per cent. In Y-Cruncher, a test that works out Pi, the performance took an 11% hit.

Overall, the 13700K stands as the best last generation Intel CPU for gaming, though gamers can choose to go for the 13700KF to save a little more money at the cost of the iGPU.

This is where the extra cores of the Core i7-14700K should kick in and sure enough we see a big gap open up in Cinebench R23, with the Intel CPU actually beating AMD's more expensive Ryzen 9 7900X ...