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I believe the 13700K were better than the previous generation's 12900K..this isn't the case with the 14th gen. 14600k == 13600k, with an incredibly small increase in the frequency of the turbo boost. Hardware wise, it's the same. It's basically a slightly overclocked 13600k, but with no real world, or benchmark performance difference.
However, there may be one upside in that Intel may only provide updates & bug fixes to the 14th gen CPUs and not the previous generations. I don't think there's any real limitation for them not to update the 13th gen except for inticing people to buy the 14th gen since the chips are for all intents & purposes, identical.