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Compare Intel Core i5-13500 vs Core i5-6600K

The main differences between Intel Core i5-13500 and Intel Core i5-6600K are in CPU Single-Core Performance (+83%), Core Name, Socket and Integrated Graphics.
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Brand
Intel
Brand
Intel
Model
BX8071513500
Model
BX80662I56600K
Release Date
📅 January 2023
Release Date
📅 December 2014
* First availability for purchase, it may not correspond to the actual market launch date.
User reviews
★★★★★
(11 reviews)
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★★★★★
(71 reviews)
CPU Single-Core Performance (Charts)
63rd / 589
(0%)
CPU Single-Core Performance (Charts)
187th / 589
(-83%)
Single-Core Effective Value
78th / 244
Single-Core Effective Value
90th / 244
Workstation Performance (Charts)
72nd / 270
(0%)
Workstation Performance (Charts)
217th / 270
(-414%)
Workstation Effective Value
56th / 263
Workstation Effective Value
212th / 263
Gaming Performance (Charts)
99th / 148
Gaming Performance (Charts)
n/a
Gaming Effective Value
104th / 145
Gaming Effective Value
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TDP
🔌 65 Watts
TDP
🔌 91 Watts
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Pros
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Pros
  • Overclocking capabilities
  • Low power consumption under both idle and load
  • Great performance
Cons
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Cons
  • No heatsink included
  • Not much faster than Haswell
Series
Core i5 13th Gen
Series
Core i5 6th Gen
Core Name
Raptor Lake
Core Name
Skylake
Socket
LGA1700
Socket
LGA1151
Integrated Graphics
Intel UHD Graphics 770
Integrated Graphics
HD Graphics 530
CPU Cores
14
CPU Cores
4
CPU Threads
20
CPU Threads
4
CPU Clock Rate
2500 MHz
CPU Clock Rate
3500 MHz
CPU Turbo Clock Rate
4800 MHz
CPU Turbo Clock Rate
3900 MHz
Efficiency Core Clock Rate
1800 MHz
Efficiency Core Clock Rate
-
Efficiency Core Turbo Clock Rate
3500 MHz
Efficiency Core Turbo Clock Rate
-
CPU Cooler included
Yes
CPU Cooler included
No
Manufacturing Process
10 nm
Manufacturing Process
14 nm
Maximum Supported Memory
192 GB
Maximum Supported Memory
-
Cache L3
24 MB
Cache L3
6 MB
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Comparison and key differences summary

Reasons to buy the Intel Core i5-13500:

  • Hugely better single-core performance, around +83%
  • Monstrously better multithreading performance, around +414%
  • Hugely better workstation effective value.
  • Newer Product, it was released around 8 years later
  • Around 29% lower thermal design power
  • +10 more cores
  • +16 more threads
  • +18 MB L3 Cache
  • Includes CPU cooler

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Reasons to buy the Intel Core i5-6600K:

  • 73% cheaper, you can save $217.39
  • Slightly better single-core effective value.

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