Intel’s next-generation Core Ultra series of desktop processors is taking shape, with the latest leaks revealing tantalizing details about the upcoming ‘Arrow Lake-S’ family. Following the sighting of an engineering sample (ES) of the flagship Core Ultra 9 285K, we now have a glimpse of the Core Ultra 7 265K in its qualifying sample (QS) form.
The Core Ultra 7 265K, as pictured by leaker ‘harukaze5719’, is a 20-core behemoth (8P+12E) with a maximum boost clock speed hitting a scorching 5.5GHz. While the QS processor simply displays ‘INTEL CONFIDENTIAL NA Q33K’, the final retail versions will carry the familiar ‘Core Ultra 5 265K’ branding.
The Core Ultra 7 265K is just one piece of the upcoming ‘Arrow Lake-S’ puzzle. Intel’s roadmap also includes the powerful Core Ultra 9 285K and the Core Ultra 5 245K, both offering impressive core counts and clock speeds. Here’s a closer look at each processor:
Intel Core Ultra 9 285K:
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Cores:
24 (8P+16E)*
Base Clock:
3.7GHz (P-Cores), 3.2GHz (E-Cores)*
Boost Clock:
5.7GHz (P-Cores), 4.6GHz (E-Cores)*
All-core Boost:
5.4GHz (P-Cores), 4.6GHz (E-Cores)*
L3 Cache:
36MB*
Power Rating:
125W (PL1)Intel Core Ultra 7 265K:
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Cores:
20 (8P+12E)*
Base Clock:
3.9GHz (P-Cores), 3.3GHz (E-Cores)*
Boost Clock:
5.5GHz (P-Cores), 4.6GHz (E-Cores)*
All-core Boost:
5.2GHz (P-Cores), 4.6GHz (E-Cores)*
L3 Cache:
33MB*
Power Rating:
125W (PL1)Intel Core Ultra 5 245K:
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Cores:
14 (6P+8E)*
Base Clock:
4.2GHz (P-Cores), 3.6GHz (E-Cores)*
Boost Clock:
5.2GHz (P-Cores), 4.6GHz (E-Cores)*
All-core Boost:
5.0GHz (P-Cores), 4.6GHz (E-Cores)*
L3 Cache:
24MB*
Power Rating:
125W (PL1)Intel is gearing up to launch the Core Ultra 7 265K ‘Arrow Lake-S’ desktop CPU, along with four other SKUs, on October 24th. However, we’ll get a comprehensive look at the ‘Arrow Lake-S’ family on October 10th, giving us a more detailed understanding of these exciting new processors.
