

i7-13700K and i5-13600KĮxtremePlayer in their review compared the two processors on a ASRock Steel Legend Z690 motherboard, with two different memory kits since the RaptorLake CPUs still support both DDR4 and DDR5 like the AlderLake architecture did. This is of course on top of more classic generation-to-generation improvements, and both processors rock slightly higher max boost clock speeds, around +5/+8%, and a better memory controller supporting faster DDR5 RAM speeds out of the box. The most noticeable upgrade on this 13th generation over the “Alder Lake” 12th generation is the increase in count of efficient cores for every processor of the lineup, which doubles from 4 to 8 in total, as well as the instruction cache, also being increased, the L2 cache being doubled on both of these processors. The Intel Core 13th gen is based on a hybrid configuration with both performance cores on the “Raptor Cove” architecture and efficient cores using the “Gracemont” architecture. They just tested the Core i7-13700K 16-core and the Core i5-13600K 14-cores upcoming Intel 13th gen Core processors. Start by clicking on the Apple icon in the top-left corner of your Mac’s display.The Chinese hardware reviewer ExtremePlayer recently acquired a sample of Intel 13th gen Core CPUs which are reviewing in Bilibili videos. If you own a MacBook, the RAM is soldered onto the motherboard and isn’t user accessible. But, unlike most Windows machines, it’s nearly impossible to upgrade the RAM in Apple computers. It’s much easier to see how much RAM is in your Mac. RELATED: What Does a PC's BIOS Do, and When Should I Use It? How to Check How Much RAM You Have on Mac Just boot it up, use the keyboard shortcut to enter its BIOS or UEFI firmware (it’s different on each PC), and look for information about the system’s memory or RAM. This is particularly helpful if you’re using a PC without a working operating system. This information is generally displayed in your system’s UEFI firmware or BIOS, too. If you build your own PC, your RAM may not run at its advertised timing until you tweak the timings. RELATED: How Does RAM Speed and Timing Affect My PC's Performance? Download and install CPU-Z, launch it, and click the “Memory” tab to see this information. To see more specific information about your RAM timings on any version of Windows, we recommend CPU-Z.
