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Intel Core Ultra 9 285k 'Arrow Lake' Discussion/News ("15th gen") on LGA-1851
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Nope, this is still using the MC 110 code, 112 Shamino should drop it this week for Asus all being well.
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That sounds like 'it was fixed, but it's still bad"
I did say it was stock with XMP set
Is it true that running with 8-P cores and the E-cores disabled, results in a significant improvement in performance on Arrow Lake CPUs?
As suggested here:
If so, how does a 285K with just 8-P cores enabled, compare to a 14700K or 14900K in games like Cyberpunk 2077, or Baldur's Gate 3?
As suggested here:
If so, how does a 285K with just 8-P cores enabled, compare to a 14700K or 14900K in games like Cyberpunk 2077, or Baldur's Gate 3?
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If this is true, I think it could cost Intel's CEO his job. It's about TSMC, and the price Intel had to pay to fab. their latest CPUs on TSMC's 3nm:
www.thefpsreview.com
"A Bit Rude": Intel Had to Pay 40% More to TSMC for Printing New Chips After CEO Insulted Taiwan
TSMC, the world's most valuable semiconductor company, was planning to offer Intel a generous discount as part of its chip-printing deal for new 3-nanometer processors—a whopping 40%, to be exact—but TSMC ended up retracting the offer after Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger called out Taiwan, telling...
www.thefpsreview.com
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RSR's CP2077 results above are in the ballpark of what I get with a 14700K but they have a 4090 Vs my 4080 Super which suggests AL is holding back the 4090.
The GPU has little bearing on that test tbh
If this is true, I think it could cost Intel's CEO his job. It's about TSMC, and the price Intel had to pay to fab. their latest CPUs on TSMC's 3nm:
"A Bit Rude": Intel Had to Pay 40% More to TSMC for Printing New Chips After CEO Insulted Taiwan
TSMC, the world's most valuable semiconductor company, was planning to offer Intel a generous discount as part of its chip-printing deal for new 3-nanometer processors—a whopping 40%, to be exact—but TSMC ended up retracting the offer after Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger called out Taiwan, telling...
To be fair he isn’t wrong. I would imagine there is more to it than that.
I agree not really crazy, as here is my KS and the best part its not even full beans.really not crazy it's core ultra my 9700x
I seem to get the best results with the 7900XTX assuming it has a lower overlead at 1080P
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I agree not really crazy, as here is my KS and the best part its not even full beans.
That’s the fastest I’ve seen. Nice
I've seen another which is just shy of 350 on a 14900KF
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6.2, 8200?
Na, oddly it was on DDR4 around 6.2+ I think.
Mine was running 59 / 47 / 50 - 8266C36, I do have headroom to take over 6.0+