Intel made the Core i5-13600K 10% more expensive than its predecessor, but kept the prices of the new Core i7 and Core i9

Intel today unveiled its 13th generation Core processors.
The new additions got more cores and higher clock frequencies, but at the same time some models became more expensive.
Here we compare the prices of the new and old Intel processors and compare them to the AMD Ryzen 7000, which went on sale today.As it turned out, Intel raised the price only on the youngest of the presented new products, the Core i5 family processors.
So, if the last generation Core i5-12600KF chip was priced at $264, the new Core i5-13600KF will cost $294.
The difference is a bit more than 11%.
The Core i5-13600K has also become more expensive and was priced at $319, whereas last year's Core i5-12600K received a price tag of $289 - the difference is a bit more than 10%.
Intel ProcessorPrice, $ProcessorPrice, $Core i5-12600KF264Core i5-13600KF294Core i5-12600K289Core i5-13600K319Core i7-12700KF384Core i7-13700KF384Core i7-12700K409Core i7-13700K409Core i9-12900KF564Core i9- 13900KF564Core i9-12900K589Core i9-13900K589And other processors of the new generation kept the same prices, as their predecessors.
The flagship Core i9-13900K, for example, costs $589, and the more affordable Core i7-13700K costs $409.
AMD ProcessorPrice, $ProcessorPrice, $Ryzen 5 5600X299Ryzen 5 7600X299Ryzen 7 5800X449Ryzen 7 7700X399Ryzen 9 5900X549Ryzen 9 7900X549Ryzen 9 5950X799Ryzen 9 7950X699We note, Here we should also mention that AMD Ryzen 7000 series processors are on sale today compared to their predecessors, some models are even cheaper.
The Ryzen 77700X is priced at $399, $50 less than the Ryzen 7 5800X at the start of sales.
And the flagship Ryzen 9 7950X is even cheaper by $100 compared to its predecessor, to $699.