Intel’s new Core Ultra 9 285K is finally here ... the gap in specs here is so large that we can make some interesting observations. The main thing that’s different between the two CPUs ...

Intel’s new Arrow Lake architecture, aka the Core Ultra 200S series, brings AI capabilities onto Intel desktops. But the chip doesn’t use the Copilot+ capabilities of Intel’s mobile Lunar ...

The Core Ultra 9 285K doesn’t really have a spot in the current landscape of CPUs. It’s an impressive chip, and certainly an interesting one, but it still doesn’t make a lot of sense to buy ...

But anyone with a Raptor Lake chip isn't going to see any real benefit from these, so they're better off waiting for Nova Lake in 2025 to make the jump. The Intel Core Ultra 9 285K and Intel Core ...

However, it took until January 2024 for these 14th-gen chips to make their way onto new laptops, like the MSI Raider GE78, alongside the debut of the industry's first Core Ultra models ...

Its gaming performance, however, is worse than the Core Ultra 9 285K's, and while some speed and feature improvements help to make up for this, the Ultra 5 is no gaming champion like the Core i5 ...

VideoCardz spotted that someone on eBay in the UK is selling the Core Ultra 7 265K (which is the ... although the ability to make an offer is present – and given that the retail price in the ...

But it lacks the XMX instructions in the Lunar Lake iGPU which make XeSS faster, for example. It adds an NPU, but it's the Core Ultra 100 series (Meteor Lake) laptop NPU 3, with fewer compute ...

With the recent MacBook Pro release, Apple introduced the M4, M4 Pro, and M4 Max chips, but there’s still one more chip in the series left: the M4 Ultra. A recent report gives us a little ...

As long as the Intel Core i9-14900K is still available, the Core Ultra 9 285K doesn’t make much sense for PC gamers. It does get you on the newer Z890 platform, but that’s not worth it ...