Locked Intel Core i5 Raptor Lake will use architecture with Alder Lake cores

We recently talked about nuclei increase which will have the Intel Raptor Lake series of processors. Specifically the Intel Core i5 received an increase in high-efficiency coreswhere in the current generation they went from having none to having 4 on some models and up to 8 on the Intel Core i5-13600K which we will see presented in a few days. But this increase in cores does not seem to be as good in the references that are not unlocked from the Intel Core i5.

According to tell us in 3dCenterthe Intel Core i5-13600, 13500 and 13400 that are blocked will have an architecture equal to the current Intel Alder Lake 12600K, with a configuration of 6 high-performance cores and 4 high-efficiency cores. These references based on Alder Lake cores will feature a smaller CPI against the high-performance cores of the new Raptor Lake. They also have a setting less than 2MB cache shared per cluster, versus 4 MB for the new Raptor Lake on high-efficiency cores.

In this way, the locked Intel Core i5 of the next generation Intel Raptor Lake will have lower clock rates in both high-performance and high-efficiency cores. Something that will make this series difficult for compete with 4 and 6 core AMD that if they will have the new Zen4 architecture of this generation.

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