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Intel Core Ultra 9 285k 'Arrow Lake' Discussion/News ("15th gen") on LGA-1851
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Even if the Ultra had launched as it is rated today, in that video, its cost, overall performance and uncertainty about the socket longevity would not seem enticing for me.
If there is still any reasonable uncertainty about the socket longevity that is.
The cost of some of those motherboards.......
Sigh
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Intel Core Ultra 300S/HX "Arrow Lake Refresh" reportedly back on a table - VideoCardz.com
Core Ultra 300 rumors: resurrection of Arrow Lake Refresh Golden Pig Upgrade, a reviewer and leaker with a strong track record, claims that Intel is once again considering a refresh of Arrow Lake. Intel’s plans for its mobile platform seem to be set for the next 2-3 years and are widely known at...
videocardz.com
I’ll be interested to see if MLID now changes from a single socket platform with his leaks.
It always seemed weird to me that Intel would scrap the refresh. Refreshes are cheap and easy compared to a new architecture (I assume), so seems like a no brainer to buy time.Intel Core Ultra 300S/HX "Arrow Lake Refresh" reportedly back on a table - VideoCardz.com
Core Ultra 300 rumors: resurrection of Arrow Lake Refresh Golden Pig Upgrade, a reviewer and leaker with a strong track record, claims that Intel is once again considering a refresh of Arrow Lake. Intel’s plans for its mobile platform seem to be set for the next 2-3 years and are widely known at...
I’ll be interested to see if MLID now changes from a single socket platform with his leaks.
This. Cost is just too high.
On other news, regarding the ARL-S refresh... if it's only to improve the NPU could make sense 300H series as PTL won't cover all market segments.
I wonder how much AI is impacting the design schedules at Intel, AMD, QC and similar. Mediatek was reporting it design timelines have shrink a lot, from 18 to 6-9 months, I believed NVIDIA reported something similar. So, who know, maybe Intel manages to get something more in there but I doubt it.
In terms of AI Intel has pulled Falcon Shores in favour of going to Jaguar Shores and using Falcon for testing.
It probably has some bearing on the schedule but not sure about the overall impact per division
Any kind of cost saving will not be passed on to the consumer.
How much of Nvidia's problem with Blackwell stem from AI designing chips, not humans ? (Maybe it's still learning)
In German so you'll need to use the browser translate
www.pcgameshardware.de
Core Ultra 9 285K und Co. im Neu-Test: Intel bricht AMD-Dominanz
PCGH testet den Core Ultra 9 285K, Core Ultra 7 265K und Core Ultra 5 245K erneut mit frischen Updates. Kann Intel die AMD-Dominanz brechen?
Nvidia should set up AI to scrape a 12vHP connector data set and redesign it. Maybe a little risky to use GPU acceleration though…
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A positive re-review, looks like the 265K is their pick.In German so you'll need to use the browser translate
Core Ultra 9 285K und Co. im Neu-Test: Intel bricht AMD-Dominanz
PCGH testet den Core Ultra 9 285K, Core Ultra 7 265K und Core Ultra 5 245K erneut mit frischen Updates. Kann Intel die AMD-Dominanz brechen?
In German so you'll need to use the browser translate
Core Ultra 9 285K und Co. im Neu-Test: Intel bricht AMD-Dominanz
PCGH testet den Core Ultra 9 285K, Core Ultra 7 265K und Core Ultra 5 245K erneut mit frischen Updates. Kann Intel die AMD-Dominanz brechen?
Using the min spec RAM for all platforms which doesn't represent how they actually stack up when paired with optimal RAM for each platform. The AL CPUs are still way too expensive for the performance they provide vs previous gen.
Time to brighten the thread up with some pictures:
Asus Z890 Apex
Asrock Z890 OCF
@hlennie These are boards/setup for the Core 200 lineup.
I'm going to go out on a bit of a limb and say the Asrock Z890 OCF is the board you should be looking at for tinkering on the Z890 platform, I've been really very very impressed with it and thus far it has out performed the Apex but the latest Apex bios update may change that.
www.overclockers.co.uk
As for that money compared to the Apex, it's a steal.
I still need to run tests compared to my AM5 platform as I am using my 9800X3D at the mo but you notice the idle/basic web use power pulled from the wall is higher than that of the 285K systems.
Asus Z890 Apex
Asrock Z890 OCF
@hlennie These are boards/setup for the Core 200 lineup.
I'm going to go out on a bit of a limb and say the Asrock Z890 OCF is the board you should be looking at for tinkering on the Z890 platform, I've been really very very impressed with it and thus far it has out performed the Apex but the latest Apex bios update may change that.
Asrock Z890 Taichi OCF (LGA 1851) DDR5 ATX Motherboard
Order Asrock Z890 Taichi OCF (LGA 1851) DDR5 ATX Motherboard now online and benefit from fast delivery.
www.overclockers.co.uk
As for that money compared to the Apex, it's a steal.
I still need to run tests compared to my AM5 platform as I am using my 9800X3D at the mo but you notice the idle/basic web use power pulled from the wall is higher than that of the 285K systems.
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It’s amazing how nice some of the boards are for this platform given its arguable lack of success. Just how much money are Intel giving these board manufacturers in kickbacks?!
I don't think Intel have the money for kickbacks
Yes, I agree about the boards and we should see the Apex for the AM5 but if people are going to buy it or a B650 / B850 that remains to be seen.
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I don't think Intel have the money for kickbacks
Yes, I agree about the boards and we should see the Apex for the AM5 but if people are going to buy it or a B650 / B850 that remains to be seen.
I want an AM5 variant of that OCF! Cool looking board
Unfortunately, it won't happen this time around on AM5.