Intel launches new 13th gen laptop chips at CES 2023

Joel Loynds

It’s all go at CES 2023, as Intel has announced a wide array of new mobile-focused CPUs from their 13th generation, Raptor Lake.

At CES 2023, Intel announced that they’re bringing the incredible performance of their Raptor Lake CPUs to laptops. The company will be launching the HX, H, P, and U ranges, which all correlate to the market they’re targeting.

HX is for your gaming laptops, and you’ll probably see these in the upcoming refreshes for major brands like Gigabyte or Razer.

H is a little lower on the totem pole, offering less power, but still, a major consideration when purchasing your next laptop. P and U are often found inside consumer-grade or budget-focused laptops. These will still provide a decent output but don’t expect too much more than some casual, light gaming on these.

The flagship chip for this branch of CPUs will be the Intel i9-13980HX, which comes with a maximum of 5.6Hz turbo frequency, as well as 24 cores. It’s a rejiggered version of the same die that is used on desktop CPUs, with a total of 16 efficiency cores backing up the eight performance ones.

Intel will still support DDR4 RAM on laptops too, with slight confusion over laptops to continue for the rest of the generation while DDR4 is phased out.

Of course, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.2, and Thunderbolt 4 will be available on these laptops, manufacturer depending.

The performance differences are 11 percent faster than the 12th generation. Outside of the HX, the H versions will offer 14 total cores, as well as a small increase in speeds.

You won’t see much out of the gaming laptop space at CES just yet, as the consumer tradeshow mainly focuses on the bigger picture rather than niches. More laptops will be announced featuring the P and U series CPUs, which will offer an increase in performance for those still on older, office-focused laptops.

According to Intel, with all the brands combined, you can expect to see over 300 different designs across gaming and consumer-focused laptops.

Intel 13th gen laptop CPU specs

You can find all the specs from all their various branches below:

CPUCores (P/E)Base ClockTurbo FreqGPU coresMin/Max Power
Core i9-13980HX24 (8+16)2.2 GHz5.6 GHz32 EU55 / 157W
Core i9-13950HX24 (8+16)2.2 GHz5.5 GHz32 EU55 / 157W
Core i9-13900HX24 (8+16)2.2 GHz5.4 GHz32 EU55 / 157W
Core i7-13850HX20 (8+12)2.1 GHz5.3 GHz32 EU55 / 157W
Core i7-13700HX16 (8+8)2.1 GHz5.0 GHz32 EU55 / 157W
Core i5-13650HX14 (6+8)2.6 GHz4.9 GHz16 EU55 / 157W
Core i5-13600HX14 (6+8)2.6 GHz4.8 GHz32 EU55 / 157W
Core i5-13500HX14 (6+8)2.5 GHz4.7 GHz16 EU55 / 157W
Core i3-13450HX10 (6+4)2.4 GHz4.6 GHz16 EU55 / 157W
Core i9-13900HK14 (6+8)2.6 GHz5.4 GHz96 EU45 / 115W
Core i9-13905H14 (6+8)2.6 GHz5.4 GHz96 EU45 / 115W
Core i9-13900H14 (6+8)2.6 GHz5.4 GHz96 EU45 / 115W
Core i7-13800H14 (6+8)2.5 GHz4.0 GHz96 EU45 / 115W
Core i7-13705H14 (6+8)2.4 GHz3.7 GHz96 EU45 / 115W
Core i7-13700H14 (6+8)2.4 GHz3.7 GHz96 EU45 / 115W
Core i7-13620H10 (6+4)2.4 GHz3.6 GHz64 EU45 / 115W
Core i5-13600H12 (4+8)2.8 GHz4.8 GHz80 EU45 / 95W
Core i5-13505H12 (4+8)2.6 GHz4.7 GHz80 EU45 / 95W
Core i5-13500H12 (4+8)2.6 GHz4.7 GHz80 EU45 / 95W
Core i5-13420H8 (4+4)2.1 GHz4.6 GHz48 EU45 / 95W
Core i7-1370P14 (6+8)1.9 GHz5.2 GHz96 EU28 / 64W
Core i7-1360P12 (4+8)2.2 GHz5.0 GHz96 EU28 / 64W
Core i5-1350P12 (4+8)1.9 GHz4.7 GHz80 EU28 / 64W
Core i5-1340P12 (4+8)1.9 GHz4.6 GHz80 EU28 / 64W
Core i7-1365U10 (2+8)1.8 GHz5.2 GHz96 EU15 / 55W
Core i7-1355U10 (2+8)1.7 GHz5.0 GHz96 EU15 / 55W
Core i5-1345U10 (2+8)1.6 GHz4.7 GHz80 EU15 / 55W
Core i5-1335U10 (2+8)1.3 GHz4.6 GHz80 EU15 / 55W
Core i5-1334U10 (2+8)1.3 GHz4.6 GHz80 EU15 / 55W
Core i5-1315U6 (2+4)1.2 GHz4.5 GHz64 EU15 / 55W
Core i5-1305U5 (1+4)1.6 GHz4.5 GHz64 EU15 / 55W
Processor U3005 (1+4)1.2 GHz4.4 GHz48 EU15 / 55W

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E-Commerce Editor. You can get in touch with him over email: joel.loynds@dexerto.com. He's written extensively about video games and tech for over a decade for various sites. Previously seen on Scan, WePC, PCGuide, Eurogamer, Digital Foundry and Metro.co.uk. A deep love for old tech, bad games and even jankier MTG decks.