Thursday, October 24th 2024

Intel Core Ultra Series 2 "Arrow Lake-S" Desktop Processors Start Selling

Intel today formally launched its Core Ultra Series 2 "Arrow Lake-S" desktop processors in the new Socket LGA1851 package, along with compatible motherboards by partners based on the new Intel Z890 chipset. Launching today are models targeting the gaming PC and overclocker crowds, all models launching today are unlocked, and ready for overclocking. Leading the pack is the Core Ultra 9 285K (8P+16E, 36 MB L3 cache), priced at USD $590, followed by the Core Ultra 7 265K (8P+12E, 30 MB L3 cache), priced at $390; and the Core Ultra 5 245K (6P+8E, 24 MB L3 cache), priced at $310. The 265KF and 245KF are variants without iGPU, priced $15 lower than the 265K and 245K, respectively. You can read all about these chips in our detailed reviews linked below.

Intel Core Ultra 9 285K Review | Intel Core Ultra 7 265K Review | Intel Core Ultra 5 245K Review
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10 Comments on Intel Core Ultra Series 2 "Arrow Lake-S" Desktop Processors Start Selling

#1
Space Lynx
Astronaut
raptor lake beats it in gaming and 7800x3d destroys it... so make sure you read reviews first before you buy lads and lasses
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#2
Zyll Goliat
So far what I saw on the reviews they look like a mess....performance is all over the place...instability issues.....heck even power saving does not look that impressive especially when you realize what kind of performance you actually getting.....
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#3
SOAREVERSOR
Space Lynxraptor lake beats it in gaming and 7800x3d destroys it... so make sure you read reviews first before you buy lads and lasses
Most computing, especially productive computing, is not gaming. So that doesn't matter when it comes to areas outside of moms basement.
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#4
Space Lynx
Astronaut
SOAREVERSORMost computing, especially productive computing, is not gaming. So that doesn't matter when it comes to areas outside of moms basement.
well all I care about is gaming, and I am international at the moment gaming daily still, enjoy your cliche's computing bro
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#5
FoulOnWhite
Space Lynxraptor lake beats it in gaming and 7800x3d destroys it... so make sure you read reviews first before you buy lads and lasses
What if you don't just game?
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#6
Space Lynx
Astronaut
FoulOnWhiteWhat if you don't just game?
that's completely fine, but no reason to say gamers live in their mom's basement now is it?
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#7
kondamin
Was I expecting to much expecting it to be on sites like dell and Lenovo in pre builds on launch day?
And holy ***** what happened to prices why do I have to pay €800 for a minimal 16 GB trash ram and 512GB m.2 drive Ryzen 8500g system

this is should be 600 tops ffs
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#8
Dr_b_
Whats the argument for this thing even in non gaming scenarios?
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#9
Sunlight91
Shouldn't the headline be they are offered for a sale?
In my view selling implies that someone actually buys it.
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#10
Scrizz
Sunlight91Shouldn't the headline be they are offered for a sale?
In my view selling implies that someone actually buys it.
Which people have...
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