Details about Intel's upcoming Arrow Lake-HX enthusiast CPU family have surfaced, showcasing the Core Ultra 9 285HX as the flagship model featuring up to 24

Intel decided to ditch hyperthreading for the upcoming Arrow Lake processors, and based on a new set of leaks, it may have been for the best.

Intel's Core Ultra 9 285 processor will come in a fairly simplistic square prism box with a design language similar to that of the packaging for the Core i9 14900K. While the over

Geekbench results appear for the Core Ultra 9 285K and Core Ultra 7 265K, showing an increase in performance over the Core i9 14900K.

A couple of DDR5-10000 CUDIMMs running in a dual-channel mode will offer a peak memory bandwidth of 160 GB/s, which is quite significant. By contrast, two DDR5-9600 modules provide a peak DRAM bandwidth of 96 GB/s.

Core Ultra 200 series CPU specifications have been purportedly finalized. Five SKUs will debut on launch day. Core counts remain the same, but clock speeds are dropping compared to Raptor Lake Refresh.

Leaked specs include Intel Core Ultra 9 285K, Intel Core Ultra 7 265K, Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF, Intel Core Ultra 5 245K, and Intel Core Ultra 5 245KF models. t has been said that Intel could launch at least 16 variants in the Core Ultra 200 series but these five are now expected to arrive on October 24.

We've already spotted Intel's next-gen Arrow Lake CPUs after they were accidentally posted on a UK etailer website. Now we can flesh out the full details even further, including pretty much every important spec for all five launch models of Intel's latest desktop CPU,