Frtizchens Fritz are at it once again. The close-up chip professional photographer has simply released infrared pictures of Intel’s Core i9 13900K Central Processing Unit, that die shots provide us with a fairly intimate check Intel’s flagship Central Processing Unit.
Fritz shared a few their shots on Twitter (starts in brand new tab), you could discover the remainder on their Flickr account (starts in brand new tab). That is better to appreciate them on maximum quality since our gallery audience will not do them justice.
The Central Processing Unit photographed within show could be the Raptor Lake B0 die calculating 252mm2. Their gallery discusses Raptor Cove cores, Gracemont groups, and accompanying L2 and L3 caches in a view you do not see all too often in great information.
Fritz also reduces the sizes associated with the small cores below:
- P-Core with 2MB L2$ – 8,080mm²
- P-Core w/o the latest L2$ – 7,429mm²
- P-Core with L3$ – 10,068mm²
- E-Core w/o L2$ – 1,588mm²
- E-Core with L2$ – 2,570mm²
The effective Raptor Lake Central Processing Unit established the other day, and its particular video gaming performance couldn’t disappoint despite being fully a tiny power-hungry chip. Our review (starts in brand new tab) associated with the chip called it the “most impressive CPU cash can purchase now.”
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More recently, Fritz took some remarkable die shots associated with the PlayStation 5’s SoCs (starts in brand new tab) to emphasize the essential difference between the system and desktop CPU. And when you return in their assortment of chip photos, you will discover a good amount of other gorgeous people to gawk at, some going long ago towards beginning of video gaming processors.
Intel is thinking about recently releasing a form of the Core i9 which will 6GHz “out associated with the field” (starts in brand new tab) early the following year, which Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger calls a “huge milestone for customer computing.” Until then, we could simply stay and stare only at that 5.8GHz beast.
