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Intel Core Ultra 9 285k 'Arrow Lake' Discussion/News ("15th gen") on LGA-1851

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Intel Core Ultra 200K launch pushed back by a week, now scheduled for October 24 - VideoCardz.com

Arrow Lake-S a week later than expected Intel has reportedly changed the release date for the Core Ultra 200K series. It is difficult to tell if this is a delay or an official postponement, as Intel never confirmed a release date for Arrow Lake-S. However, the series was rumored to be introduced...
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An odd article about intel changing a release date which hasn't even been officially announced yet and was just a rumour to begin with.
 
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ASRock Z890 motherboard listed with DDR5-9200+ memory OC support - VideoCardz.com

ASRock details Z890 memory support Next-gen Intel Z890 motherboards to feature higher memory OC speeds. Hardware leaker @momomo_us shared a picture from the ASRock website listing the specs for the upcoming Z890 motherboard. The information suggests that the board will support 9200 MT/s and...
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Intel Core Ultra 200K final specs leak: Core Ultra 9 285K boasts 8+16 cores, 5.7 GHz boost, and 250W max power - VideoCardz.com

Intel Core Ultra 200K specs final The Arrow Lake-S marks the beginning of Intel’s new platform. Benchlife, in their usual fashion, is sharing the final specs of the Intel Core CPU series ahead of the launch. The exact date for the specs finalization is likely not this week. Instead, this...
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Intel Core Ultra 200 "Arrow Lake" Desktop CPU Specs Leak: Core Ultra 9 285K & Ultra 7 265K With 250W MTP, Ultra 5 245K at 159W

Intel's Core Ultra 200 "Arrow Lake" Desktop CPU specifications have now been finalized and we are just a month away from the official launch.
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Intel Core Ultra 200 "Arrow Lake-S" to support 10,000 MT/s CUDIMM memory - VideoCardz.com

Intel’s Arrow Lake-S to support for CUDIMM modules up to 10,000 MT/s According to reliable leaker MebiuW, the recent announcement of DDR5 CUDIMM memory is targeting Intel’s next-gen desktop platform. The CUDIMM (Clocked Unbuffered Dual Inline Memory Module) is a variation of standard desktop...
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That's impressive, as that's around 160GB/s in terms of memory bandwidth whereas 6000 is around 96GB/s.
 
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just noticed someone posted the prices already.:p Hope Intel CPU perform well to force AMD to releaes the X3D parts early.
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I think AMDs focus might be Turin, Instinct and laptops and AI things. Lots and lots of AI thingz for the peoplez.
 
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Intel Core Ultra 200 "Arrow Lake-S" to support 10,000 MT/s CUDIMM memory - VideoCardz.com

Intel’s Arrow Lake-S to support for CUDIMM modules up to 10,000 MT/s According to reliable leaker MebiuW, the recent announcement of DDR5 CUDIMM memory is targeting Intel’s next-gen desktop platform. The CUDIMM (Clocked Unbuffered Dual Inline Memory Module) is a variation of standard desktop...
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That's impressive, as that's around 160GB/s in terms of memory bandwidth whereas 6000 is around 96GB/s.
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Good - hopefully it's enough to slow the godawful CAMM memory idea, whose supposed main reason to exist was "because fast memory is hard"
 
Armageus said:
Good - hopefully it's enough to slow the godawful CAMM memory idea, whose supposed main reason to exist was "because fast memory is hard"
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I'm looking forward to the CAMM2 module, as I think it is an interesting idea and they seem to have listed capacities of up to 192GB (Micron will be releasing that one up to 9600M/T which will be using a CKD for those speeds) on it. In terms of memory speed (M/T) is a good concept as it means shorter traces, so, in theory, it should mean higher M/T & improved latency but it will need real-world testing.

As normal, I'll get one for tinkering about which will probably be the Asrock OCF CAMM.2 board.
 
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From personal experience with the current SK Hynix DIMMs, I normally hit a wall of around 8800 / 9000 on the current Z790 platforms and around 8000 on the Ryzen 7000

Above those needs a lot of voltage, faffing around with ODT's, PLL's etc..
 
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From personal experience with the current SK Hynix DIMMs, I normally hit a wall of around 8800 / 9000 on the current Z790 platforms and around 8000 on the Ryzen 7000

Above those needs a lot of voltage, faffing around with ODT's, PLL's etc..
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Try a 8700GE. Ludicrous speed.
 
jigger said:
Try a 8700GE. Ludicrous speed.
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Those are a single SOC, as they are pretty much a laptop chip which is why they can get those high speeds.

I see zero point in buying just to clock it that high when it's rubbish at everything else but that's going off-topic.
 
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Those are a single SOC, as they are pretty much a laptop chip which is why they can get those high speeds.

I see zero point in buying just to clock it that high when it's rubbish at everything else but that's going off-topic.
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Clearly we’re tinkering at different levels.
 
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