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Intel Core Ultra 200K CPU Final Specs Leak Ahead Of Reveal

The final specs for the upcoming Intel Core Ultra 200K CPU lineup have been leaked online ahead of an official reveal.

The always leaking site Benchlife has posted the specs of the initial lineup of new processors from Intel. According to the outlet, these latest specs are the ones that have been sent to various board partners as they get their motherboards ready for support.

Intel is rumored to be announcing the new lineup of CPU on October 10 with a release coming two weeks later on October 24. In addition to the Intel Core Ultra 200K CPUs, the new Z890 motherboards are also expected to be revealed.

As far as the specs for the new CPUS goes, they aren’t much different from what leaked back in August. There are some updates with the max boost for the Core Ultra 9 285K being 5.7 GHz as opposed to 5.4 GHz. In fact, it seems as though most of the first lineup of processors for the new generation all have higher max boost speeds than what was originally believed.

You can see the full base specs for the new Intel Core Ultra 200K lineup of CPUs below. And let us know what you think of the upcoming Intel lineup in our new Insider Gaming Forums!

CPUCORES/THREADSBASE CLOCK (P/E CORE)MAX BOOST (P/E CORE)INTEL TVBINTEL TBMT 3.0CACHE (L3 / L2)TDP (BASE / MAX)
Core Ultra 9 285K24/24 (8+16)3.7 / 3.2 GHz5.7 / 4.6 GHzUp to 5.7GHzUp to 5.6GHz36 MB / 40 MB125W / 250W
Core Ultra 7 265K20/20 (8+12)3.9 / 3.3 GHz5.4 / 4.6 GHzUp to 5.5GHzUp to 5.5GHz30 MB / 36 MB125W / 250W
Core Ultra 7 265KF20/20 (8+12)3.9 / 3.3 GHz5.4 / 4.6 GHzUp to 5.5GHzUp to 5.5GHz30 MB / 36 MB125W / 250W
Core Ultra 5 245K14/14 (6+8)4.2 / 3.6 GHz5.2 / 4.6 GHzUp to 5.2GHzN/A24 MB / 26 MB125W / 159W
Core Ultra 5 245KF14/14 (6+8)4.2 / 3.6 GHz5.2 / 4.6 GHzUp to 5.2GHzN/A24 MB / 26 MB125W / 159W

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Dangerman1337

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Will be interesting to see how Arrow Lake architecture will work considering there's no Hyper-Threading in this. Especially how strong Skymont E-Cores are.

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