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Intel Officially Announces The Core i9 13900KS With 6.0GHz Max Turbo Frequency

Written by Michael Larabel in Intel on 12 January 2023 at 10:33 AM EST. 32 Comments

Intel today officially announced the Core i9 13900KS as what they claim to be the "world's fastest desktop processor" with up to a 6.0GHz maximum turbo frequency.

The Intel Core i9 13900KS is quite similar to the existing 24-core / 32-thread Core i9 13900K but with the KS model delivering up to a 6.0GHz maximum turbo frequency. The Intel Core i9 13900KS has a 150 Watt base power rating.

Intel is promoting the Core i9 13900KS as a "special edition" processor so supplies may be very well limited. The Intel Core i9 13900KS is expected to be available beginning today at $699 USD. More details on Intel.com.

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