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Hi I misstated, keep confusing myself. My 13400 is a Raptor Lake, as the stepping B0 would indicate. But it has a similar design to the Golden Cove core in Alder Lake, although not exact. This article explained it well. Not every Core i5-13400F is the same: Raptor (B0) vs. Alder (C0) lake Sounds...

My 13400 is probably a 12700, after Intel deactivated two of the P-cores. Which is what my early research led me to believe I should expect to receive. I guess that is why I was surprised when my processor appeared as Stepping/Revision B0. I considered the 13600K just to make sure I got a real...

Yeah, my logic is flawed. If it were 6 x 2 +4 that would be 16MB of level 2 cache, that's more than a 13500. The 13500 has 6 P-cores also at 1.25MB, equal to 7.5MB. Then 8 E-cores, or two clusters (4 E-cores per cluster) at 2MB per cluster, for a total of 11.5MB. My 13400 6 P-cores (7.5MB) plus...

I have a login at Overclock & almost posted there first. Yes, C0 is to use up the leftover Alder Lake, is what I found as well. Thank you

Hi Ghot, Well, it seems contradictory to me. If Stepping B0 equates to Raptor Cove why doesn't CPU-Z Level 2 Cache read "6 x 2MB + 4MBytes"? Thanks

Hey The box my Core i5-13400 came in says it has a Spec Code of SRMBF. According to Intel that spec code means my CPU has Stepping of B0, or Raptor Cove. B0 is Raptor Cove, C0 is Golden Cove, right. That was exciting :D Then I looked at CPU-Z Cache :cautious: Level 2 cache at “6 x 1.25 MB...

Hey, that worked for me too. thanks

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