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

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Intel Lunar Lake CPU Significantly Outperforms Current-Gen Gaming Handhelds, Strong IPC Gains & Great Power Figures

Intel's Lunar Lake CPU has been tested by Geekerwan, revealing superb 15W gaming performance against current-gen handhelds.
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Very impressive and they have most design wins for upcoming handhelds.
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Agreed, and i'm of the opinion that it serves AMD right, this thing has integrated LPGDDR memory and a larger GPU vs the CPU, AMD could have done this years ago but chose not to, playing it safe, and this is what you get for it.

The Z2 Extreme has some work to do, AMD should operate under the assumption that that Intel could bunce back big at any moment so they need to continuously push themselves, they haven't done that, sucks to be you, get a grip on it.
 
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MSI up next with the legendary Unify-X boards

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MSI confirms MEG Z890 UNIFY-X motherboard is coming soon - VideoCardz.com

MSI teases its next-gen overclocking boards, the UNIFY-X returns It is now official. MSI is starting it prelaunch campaign of the highly anticipated UNIFY-X series. The UNIFY-X series was not launched for last-gen products (X670/Z790), but new boards are coming, and MSI is now confirming this...
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Intel Core Ultra 200 embargoes & dates​

  • October 7th – Non Public – Pre-Launch Press Briefing with Robert Hallock and Roger Chandler
  • October 10th – Public – Announcement
  • October 24th – Public – Reviews and Sales
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Intel confirms Core Ultra 200 announcement on October 10th, reviews two weeks later - VideoCardz.com

Intel Arrow Lake-S incoming The next-gen Intel desktop CPUs launching this month. The CPU maker has confirmed the release date of its new desktop CPU series, which also marks the introduction of Intel’s new desktop platform featuring the LGA-1851 socket, succeeding the 3-year-old LGA-1700...
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Asus Z890 Boards

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ASUS next-gen Intel Z890 motherboards pictured: ROG Maximus, ROG Strix, TUF and Prime models - VideoCardz.com

ASUS Z890 Series Pictured New boards for Intel Core Ultra 200K series. In just about a week, Intel will finally disclose its Core Ultra 200 series for the next-generation desktop platform. This will be the first desktop generation from Intel carrying a new naming scheme, already known from...
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That Apex is looking nice :D
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Isn't that 7th non public and then the 10th public part unusual?
Or maybe just something we don't generally notice?

I mean most announcements tend to get the coverage of "here are the slides" with not much more. Does a 3 day gap imply that tech journalists will actually write content rather than just showing slides?

Handhelds? Well, while Intel were seldom interested in semi-custom, so if LNL can cover this market in the default config then that is a loss for AMD.
While PS5 and Xbox consoles SOCs are fully custom, the handhelds seem to be far more generic; it's like neither AMD nor the vendors took the handhelds very serious so LNL eating into that market may get AMD to re-consider that.
 
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KompuKare said:
Isn't that 7th non public and then the 10th public part unusual?
Or maybe just something we don't generally notice?
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It would be the latter, as they will often show a slide deck/marketing pre-public announcement. The same thing has happened with Luna Lake and also on the AMD side as well.
 
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Intel Core Ultra 9 285K tops PassMark’s single thread ranking​


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Intel Core Ultra 9 285K tops PassMark's single thread ranking - VideoCardz.com

Intel Core Ultra 9 285K is now the fastest CPU in single-core PassMark’s ranking The CPU is 8% faster than the fastest Raptor Lake-S. Intel is about to announce its new desktop CPU series, known as Arrow Lake-S. Unofficially, this announcement will take place in just four days, with the fastest...
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Asrock are up next with the epic OCF board

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ASRock Z890 motherboard lineup confirmed - VideoCardz.com

ASRock first to unveil Mini-ITX board with Z890 chipset Taichi, Steel Legend, LiveMixer and Phantom Gaming. ASRock is launching at least 12 boards equipped with Intel’s latest Z890 chipset. This isn’t surprising, given that ASRock was among the few companies to showcase their (almost entire)...
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RavenXXX2 said:
What a fail.
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Arrow Lake seems a misstep so far to me.

EDIT: Though the focus with Arrow Lake wasn't all out performance from the start it has always been about working in new processing features for compute, AI, etc. though I've considered that is still a misstep.
 
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Credit to Intel for doing honest marketing - admitting 14900K is faster in games is pretty wild! Unlike AMD's antics with Ryzen 9000 performance...

80W less for similar performance is a step in the right direction - but not good enough to get excited about, certainly not a generational increase or worth upgrading to compared to Zen 5X3D.

Zen5 X3D is the only logical choice for gamers, I've said previously I think it'll be the performance champion for at least 2 years.
 
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Dave2150 said:
Credit to Intel for doing honest marketing - admitting 14900K is faster in games is pretty wild! Unlike AMD's antics with Ryzen 9000 performance...

80W less for similar performance is a step in the right direction - but not good enough to get excited about, certainly not a generational increase or worth upgrading to compared to Zen 5X3D.

Zen5 X3D is the only logical choice for gamers, I've said previously I think it'll be the performance champion for at least 2 years.
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how do you know its honest marketing, could be worse will need third party reviews
 
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