Intel 13th Gen Core i5-13600K and Core i9-13900K Review

Blender

Published: 20th October 2022 | Source: Intel | Price: £379.99 and £699.98 | Author: Tom Logan

Intel 13th Gen Core i5-13600K and Core i9-13900K Review

Blender

Unlike some famous, eye-wateringly expensive, rendering solutions, Blender is a free program that is still extremely powerful. If you ever find yourself wondering why 3D elements take so long to create in films or games, a moment with Blender will show how much performance you need to perform even the simplest tasks. We have our own custom blend render available in both 1080P and 4K which is a stern test. The 4K resolution will bring even the hardiest setup to its knees.

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21-10-2022, 06:04:41

Peace Ð
These results seem so weird, I don't know what to think. Is there a possibility of error?



OCs being slower than default settings, 13600K being stronger than 13900K and both sometimes being slower than their 12th Gen counterparts when it comes to minimum FPS.


I am in drooling over both new gens of CPUs and I HAVE to get one, but I hope Intel can get some optimization done. Will have to wait for additional reviews though, but currently, the 13600KF seems like a nobrainer.Quote

21-10-2022, 09:32:52

AngryGoldfish
The 13600K is a beast!Quote

21-10-2022, 11:51:50

AlienALX
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Originally Posted by AngryGoldfish View Post
The 13600K is a beast!
Yup. GN just hailed it as taking the throne. They also did whole platform costs too, and the 13600k was $140 odd cheaper to get running.Quote

21-10-2022, 19:29:09

AngryGoldfish
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Originally Posted by AlienALX View Post
Yup. GN just hailed it as taking the throne. They also did whole platform costs too, and the 13600k was $140 odd cheaper to get running.
Yeah, a 5800X3D is more expensive by about €50, weaker in multithreaded tasks, slower in single-threaded tasks, and about on par, roughly, in gaming. A B660 ITX motherboard is pretty much exactly the same price as an AM4 B550 equivalent. So, for me and what I'd like to do, the 13600KF would be better value.

Still, I should probably just get a 5600 and be done with it. Quote
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