Razer Blade 18 with Core i9-13900HX processor appears on Geekbench

According to the latest news from Geekbench and Twitter user @BenchLeaks, Razer is testing a new gaming notebook with a Core i9-13900HX processor.

The model of this notebook is Razer Blade 18 – RZ09-0484. From the naming point of view, the screen is 18 inches. It belongs to the Blade series. This series is positioned in the high-end market and focuses on thinness and performance. In terms of specifications, the number of cores of the Core i9-13900HX is on par with the desktop i9-13900K of this generation, both of which are designed with 8 large cores and 16 small cores. It’s no wonder that Razer stuffed this processor into an 18-inch body. After all, the larger the body, the larger the heat dissipation scale can be designed, which is more conducive to performance.

Judging from the Geekbench 5 running points, the single-core is 2063 points, and the multi-core is 20164 points. Compared with the i9-12950HX, the top 12-generation mobile terminal, with a single-core score of 1861 and a multi-core score of 13711, the single-core score has increased by 10.9%. Thanks to the doubled small-core scale compared with the 12950HX, the multi-core score has increased by 40%. But compared with the desktop-level 13900K’s 2133 points and 23701 points, the single-core is 3% behind, and the multi-core is 17% behind. This is also very understandable, after all, there is still a big gap between the cooling scale of notebooks and desktops.