The introduction of the Intel Arrow Lake Core Ultra 200S CPUs has stirred up quite a bit of debate. On one side, these new processors don’t really offer significant performance improvements and actually lag behind in gaming performance. On the flip side, Intel has indeed kept its word regarding a substantial boost in efficiency. Mixed Reviews […]
Intel Arrow Lake Review: Core Ultra 200S CPUs’ Efficiency vs. Gaming Read More »
Yesterday, on October 25th, Intel introduced the Core Ultra processors, also referred to as the Arrow Lake-S CPUs. Shortly after, retailers began listing this new generation on their websites. Even though reviews about gaming performance are mixed, the top model, the Core Ultra 9 285K, appears to be performing well in sales. Quick Sell-Out in Japan
Intel Core Ultra 285K Sold Out, Restock Expected This Weekend Read More »
Intel has recently introduced its Arrow Lake-S series of desktop CPUs, and true to Intel’s style, there are some unique features. This time, the x86 giant has opted for a focus on efficiency, claiming that its new lineup delivers performance similar to the previous Raptor Lake-R models while consuming significantly less power. Benchmark Leaks Surface As
Intel Core Ultra 9 285K Beats i9-14900K by 11%, Lags vs Ryzen 9 9950X Read More »
Intel’s new Arrow Lake-S series of desktop CPUs is under a lot of pressure to compete against AMD’s strong push in the CPU market. We had some clues about what to expect, but a recent leaked slide has revealed the complete lineup, confirming what we can look forward to. What’s Included in the Lineup The slide
Intel Arrow Lake-S: Core Ultra 9 285K, 7 265K, 5 245K Specs Confirmed Read More »
Intel’s Arrow Lake-S performance details have been leaked by a Chinese news source just days before its official release, and the results aren’t particularly impressive. The top-tier Core Ultra 9 285K appears to be slower than Intel’s fastest current generation Raptor Lake-R. Additionally, AMD’s Ryzen 7000X3D series outperforms it in demanding gaming situations. The lone positive
Core Ultra 9 285K vs i9-14900K: Power Use and Gaming Speed Read More »
Intel is about to launch its new Arrow Lake-S series of desktop CPUs very soon. The top model in this series, the 24-core, 24-thread Core Ultra 9 285K, is expected to offer significant improvements in single-thread performance, according to some recently leaked PassMark scores. Product Details Leaked A leaked product page for HP’s Omen 35L pre-built
24-Core Core Ultra 9 285K CPU Leaks for Gaming PC Read More »
Intel recently unveiled its Meteor Lake processors at the close of last year, with anticipation building around the upcoming Arrow Lake desktop CPUs slated for release later in the year. Leaks have revealed the initial Arrow Lake CPUs to be named Core Ultra 9 285K, Core Ultra 7 265K, and Core Ultra 5 245K. Lower Clock
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