Yet another leak to add on top of the leaky pipe of information for Intel’s upcoming Core Ultra processors – the Arrow Lake-based lineup has been revealed by leaker @Jaykihn0, though it seems like another leaker from Benchlife forums has gotten ahead and released a similar list.
Core Ultra Desktop CPUs Galore
Both sources have mostly identical information on the models that will be available in the coming months, though Benchlife’s leak suggests there are two more models – the Core Ultra 5 245 and 235 – which was omitted from Jaykihn’s list. The lineup ranges from 10-core (6P+4E) all the way up to 24-core (8P+16E), with different sub-variants that comes with unlocked power, ditches the integrated graphics, lower power limits, or a combination of such.
As most of the leaks suggested by now, the flagship chip will be the Core Ultra 9 285K with 5.7GHz boost clock (via Thermal Velocity Boost), and it retains the same 125W PBP (processor base power) as before. However, reports indicate that Core Ultra 9 models will get increased power limits via Extreme power profiles, which maxes out at 295 watts.
The Benchlife leaker also suggests that Intel will be launching Arrow Lake chips on October 10th this year, which is one month later than the Innovation 2024 event that was originally planned but subsequently postponed.
Source: Videocardz
Pokdepinion: Nothing out of the ordinary from the naming at least (I’m slightly concerned at AMD’s next gen desktop processor names).
