Latest significant leak reveals the Intel Arrow Lake CPU lineup
It's become standard practice for Industry insiders to leak products before their launch, raising questions about coincidence. The latest newsworthy leak pertains to Intel's upcoming Arrow Lake lineup of desktop CPUs. The leaked information reveals these CPUs are scheduled to launch on October 10th.
Intel has announced a new lineup of processors, including the Core Ultra 9, Ultra 7, and Ultra 5 models with varying power levels. These models comprise 125W 'K' CPUs, 65W chips, and 35W 'T' variants. The Arrow Lake processors will incorporate Lion Cove P-cores and Sky mount E-cores, raising questions about Intel's choice between its 20A process and TSMC's 3mm process for chip production.
The recent leaks reveal critical specifications for the Core Ultra 9 285K, including eight performance cores, 16 efficiency cores, a 3.7GHz base clock frequency, 5GHz boost clock frequency, and a 125W TDP, as well as an integrated GPU with 64 execution units. The mid-level option, Core Ultra 7 265K, features 8, 12 E cores, a 3.9GHz base clock frequency, 5.2GHz boost clock frequency, 125W TDP, and an integrated GPU with 64 execution units. Lastly, the Core Ultra 5 254K offers a 4.2GHz frequency, a 5.2GHz boost clock frequency, a 125W TDP, and an integrated GPU with 64 execution units.
Intel's new lineup will replace the Raptor Lake product line. This is a significant leap forward in the company’s ongoing competition with AMD, and enhanced features are expected to bring notable improvements in processor performance. The new lineup aims to outperform the current Raptor Lake product line. Are you excited about Intel’s upcoming processors, or are you more interested in what AMD offers?
