The launch of Intel Core Gen14 processors is still scheduled for the month of October, but the leaks don’t stop and today we have new information that gives us the possible prices of these new CPUs. It points directly to clear rise in price in all models, as we will see below.

To have a clearer differences and price comparison of Intel Core Gen14 with Core Gen13 prices at its launch, I leave you with a list prices of both generations ordered according to the equivalent model according to leak:

• Intel Core i5-13600 KF: $305, Intel Core i5-14600KF could cost $345.
• Intel Core i5-13600K: $330, Intel Core i5-14600K could cost $380.
• Intel Core i7-13700KF: $410, Intel Core i7-14700KF would cost $470.
• Intel Core i7-13700K: $425, Intel Core i7-14700K would be $485.
• Intel Core i9-13900KF: $580, Intel Core i9-14900KF would cost up to $660.
• Intel Core i9-13900K: $600, Intel Core i9-14900K would be $695.

As we can see, the biggest difference we would have between the Intel Core i9-13900K and the Core i9-14900K, because the latter will be 15.83% more expensive. It is important to keep in mind that this leak is not confirmed and that there is always the possibility that Intel will adjust the prices a little better based on the specific market realities, which means that these may not be final.

The price of the lower models, and the “non-K” series Intel Core Gen14, should be similar or slightly higher as with equivalent Core Gen13 models. For example, one of the most anticipated models, the Intel Core i5-14400F, which will have 6 P cores and 4 E cores, will cost around $221, which is the same price as the Intel Core i5 at launch. -13400F.

Intel Core Gen14 are labeled as Restoration of Raptor Lakewhich means they will use the same architectures as Raptor Lake (Core Gen13), Raptor Cove in P cores and Gracemont in E cores. They will also be manufactured on the same Intel 7 node, so the differences between the two generations will be reduced to operating frequencies, which would it could exceed 6 GHz in the most powerful modelssupporting faster DDR5 memory and increasing TDP to keep up with this increase in frequencies.

These processors will be compatible with current motherboards based on the LGA1700 socket and the 600 and 700 series chipsets. You will not need to change the motherboard to install these new processors, but you will You will need to update the BIOS.