The Core Ultra 9 285K achieved an impressive 5,268 points in PassMark's single-threaded benchmark, putting it ahead of ...
Intel's new flagship is looking to take the performance crown, with single-core benchmark results showing an 11% lead over ...
Intel is set to unveil its latest desktop CPU lineup, the Arrow Lake-S series, with the Core Ultra 9 285K leading the charge. Scheduled for announcement in the coming days, the Core Ultra 9 285K ...
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Core Ultra 9 285K is slower than Core i9-14900K in gaming, according to leaked Intel slide — Arrow Lake consumes less power, thoughAlleged leaked Intel slides reveal performance metrics for chipmaker’s looming Core Ultra 200 (Arrow Lake) processors.
Nevertheless, the result supports another test with the non-K variant of the CPU. The Intel Core Ultra 9 285 also showed ...
The information comes courtesy of tipster HXL, who posted what appears to be an official Intel slide detailing the specs of ...
A further post on X, from another regular leaker, HXL, shows a slide for Arrow Lake’s overall IPC gain (Instructions per ...
Intel will debut its Arrow Lake-S desktop CPU family with the flagship Core Ultra 9 285K processor, with 24 cores and 24 threads (no Hyper-Threading) and CPU boost clocks of up to 5.5GHz.
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Intel's Core Ultra 9 285K packaging leaksthe 24-core Core Ultra 9 285K, 20-core Core Ultra 7 265K, and 14-core Core 5 Ultra 245K. The new processors will be compatible with next-generation motherboards based on Intel's Z890 chipset and ...
(As opposed to the Core Ultra 9 285K, which is the unlocked 24-core processor that can be overclocked, with a TDP of 125W for PL1). The Intel Core Ultra 9 285 will have the same core configuration ...
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