13th Gen Raptor Lake CPUs Could Feature Significant Cache Size Increases

13th Gen CPUs could feature significant cache size increases.

Intel might add more L2 cache.

It’s not easy to release faster CPUs each year for a company, Two relatively easier ways to go about it.

Either increase clock speeds or add more cache, Intel focuses on clock speeds while AMD works on increasing cache.

They claimed 15% more performance gain by simply adding more L3 cache.

They are going to increase L2 cache rather than L3 in Raptor Lake CPUs.

68M cache is going to be the total amount of cached packed in the 13th Gen CPU, Leaked on twitter.

A full Alder Lake die has a total of 44MB cache.

They might increase the total amount of available cache from 44MB to 68MB accounting to the rumors.

A Twitter user made up a picture of the cache structure of a hypothetical i9 13900k.

If that’s correct the L2 cache will increase to 2MB for each P core and 4MB for rach E core cluster.

L2 will increase to 32MB for all cores and 36MB L3 cache for all cores.

L2 cache offers a lot more bandwidth with lower latency compared to L3.

Games can take advantage of that increase, if software is coded to take full advantage.