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Core i9-13900K vs Core i9-14900KF

An overall editorial verdict is not available for this pair yet. Your priorities and current prices can change the better choice.

Start with the tradeoffs

Consider Core i9-13900K for

  • 24 (8P + 16E) CPU cores and 32 threads
  • Listed L3 cache: 36 MB

Tradeoff: System and motherboard support must match the LGA 1700 platform.

Consider Core i9-14900KF for

  • 24 (8P + 16E) CPU cores and 32 threads
  • Listed L3 cache: 36 MB

Tradeoff: System and motherboard support must match the LGA 1700 platform.

Scores and judgments are editorial. Specdex does not run an in-house benchmark lab. Manufacturer claims and independent measurements may use different test conditions.

Specifications side by side

Arrows indicate a higher capacity, higher power rating, or lower weight/time for comparable simple quantities. They do not establish overall product quality. Unknown values remain unavailable.

Core i9-13900K versus Core i9-14900KF specifications
SpecificationCore i9-13900KCore i9-14900KF
Cores24 (8P + 16E)24 (8P + 16E)
Threads3232
Base clock3.0 GHz (P) / 2.0 GHz (E)3.2 GHz (P) / 2.4 GHz (E)
Boost clock5.8 GHz6.0 GHz
L3 cache36 MB36 MB
TDP125 W base / 253 W max125 W base / 253 W max
SocketLGA 1700LGA 1700
ClassDesktopDesktop (no integrated graphics)

Core i9-13900K

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Core i9-14900KF

Prices & availability

US launch / reference: $442. This is not a current retailer offer.

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