On September 28, it was reported that at the Intel ON Technology Innovation Summit, Intel CEO Pat Kissinger officially released the 13th generation Intel Core processor. According to him, the 13th generation Intel Core desktop processor uses mature Intel 7 process technology and x86 high-performance hybrid architecture. Compared with the previous generation processor, it has achieved 15% improvement in single thread performance and 41% improvement in multi-threaded performance, helping users better enjoy games, create content and work efficiently. It is reported that the 13th generation Intel Core product family of Intel includes six unlocked desktop processors, with up to 24 cores and 32 threads, and the frequency of Remax is up to 5.8GHz. In addition, to support the 13th generation Core processor, Intel also updated the one click overclocking function Intel Speed Optimizer to help users easily overclock. The Intel Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) 3.0 ecosystem provides a variety of overclocking module options. When used with Intel Dynamic Memory Boost, this function can realize the overclocking of DDR4 and DDR5 memory. With the release of the 13th generation Intel Core desktop processor, Intel will also launch a new Intel 700 series chipset. It is reported that the new Intel 700 series chipset has 28 channels in total, which improves the USB connection speed through more USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 (20 Gbps) ports. DMI Gen 4.0 can increase the throughput from chipset to CPU, helping to quickly access peripherals and networks. In addition, Intel brings forward and backward compatibility. The motherboard of Intel 600 chipset can also enjoy the outstanding performance of the 13th generation Intel Core processor. In terms of sales, the 13th generation Intel Core K series desktop processor and Intel Z790 chipset will be launched on October 20, including boxed processors, motherboards and desktop systems. (Liu Xinshe)