You could try installing the Dynamic tuning driver [9.0.11900.51013].
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Intel Core Ultra 9 285k 'Arrow Lake' Discussion/News ("15th gen") on LGA-1851
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You could try installing the Dynamic tuning driver [9.0.11900.51013].
I'll check later, not at my gaming PC currently.
EDIT: Managed to install 51013 from the Z890 page but has no useful updates for the Z790 and doesn't expose CP2077, etc. optimisations which I guess are AL specific.
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Thank the lord for watercooling so I don't have to listen to that fan racket
good score on the 285k from Sugi though 
Thank the lord for watercooling so I don't have to listen to that fan racket
1.474 vcore I wouldn't give it much life to this cpu especially with 3 nm tsmc I have a 9700x that I oc all heart and my limit that I authorize is 1.25 maximum the 285k at 1.475 I don't even give it 1 years old and this cpu is a degrader
yeah thats really bad numbers for IntelAfter 1 week it managed to sold...
Intel Core Ultra 5 245KF >5
Intel Core Ultra 7 265K >5
Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF >5
Intel Core Ultra 9 285K >10
Looked at AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, the most popular CPU sold over 75,560 units since it went on sale.
but also bad numbers for AMD, for a worldwide release they sold 75k @ 400 quid, whats that like 3 mil?
Soldato
75k at one German retailer.
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so Ive googled the 9800X3D and cant see the price of this chip?
I assume it will be faster than the 7800X3D?
I mean the 7800X3D is £400
The 7950X3D is £600
This is a tough choice between these two, no?
The newer 9950X is £560
But the above CPUs are faster than the new Ultra 9 which is £550
I wonder what ppl are doing now in terms of choice
Soldato
Waiting would probably be the best choice.
Well, the 7800X3D is the best CPU for stable framerates in games. As expected, early benchmarks indicate the same for the 9800X3D, which is a very similar chip, but clocked higher.
I think the overclocking could be impressive on this chip, especially with high end cooling.
I think if the 7800X3D comes down to £300, it will probably be the best value gaming CPU for years to come, giving the 12700K /KF some competition. Not accounting for the release of Zen 6 CPUs… I suppose it will depend on if they can produce them in very large quantities.
It comes down to cost for most, 16 cores are mostly worth it for production / CPU intensive tasks, rather than gaming.
I think the overclocking could be impressive on this chip, especially with high end cooling.
I think if the 7800X3D comes down to £300, it will probably be the best value gaming CPU for years to come, giving the 12700K /KF some competition. Not accounting for the release of Zen 6 CPUs… I suppose it will depend on if they can produce them in very large quantities.
It comes down to cost for most, 16 cores are mostly worth it for production / CPU intensive tasks, rather than gaming.
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I’m curious to see whether there will be new applications for the NPU over the next 1-2 years. Apparently it can be used to help with game streaming:
www.pcworld.com
If AMD can intergrate an NPU into their own h/w, it will steal Intel’s thunder, somewhat.
What the heck is an NPU, anyway? Here's an explainer on AI chips
All PCs will soon have neural processing units. Learn everything you need to know about NPUs and whether you need to care or not.
www.pcworld.com
If AMD can intergrate an NPU into their own h/w, it will steal Intel’s thunder, somewhat.
I’m curious to see whether there will be new applications for the NPU over the next 1-2 years. Apparently it can be used to help with game streaming:
What the heck is an NPU, anyway? Here's an explainer on AI chips
All PCs will soon have neural processing units. Learn everything you need to know about NPUs and whether you need to care or not.
If AMD can intergrate an NPU into their own h/w, it will steal Intel’s thunder, somewhat.
I think Intel already does that if you have an Intel GPU. Let's say you have an Arc770 and you stream, the stream will utilise the iGPU and NPU on the Intel CPU to do the stream. Dont think it works without the Intel GPU, but could be wrong
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Even the shill in chief himself doesn't like arrow lake. He says arrow lake dips like ryzen does, he says arrow lake is less smooth in windows, he says he considers arrow lake unusable or un-recommendable due to the terrible stock performance (his words) unless you are absolutely going to tune it and pump money into ram and even then he says tuning the system is not as easy as prior intel platforms and requires a guide for someone who isn't very experienced at tuning
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In all the reviews we see that the core ultra 200s are bad I don't understand why people are trying to buy them here
Most likely to make content\reviews from them or just to tinker with.
There is people out there that like buying new, shiny processors for overclocking, testing and generally to see what they are like
NPUs atm are just hype. They're entirely too weak to be actually useful (outside of on marketing materials).I’m curious to see whether there will be new applications for the NPU over the next 1-2 years. Apparently it can be used to help with game streaming:
What the heck is an NPU, anyway? Here's an explainer on AI chips
All PCs will soon have neural processing units. Learn everything you need to know about NPUs and whether you need to care or not.
If AMD can intergrate an NPU into their own h/w, it will steal Intel’s thunder, somewhat.
9800X3D and potentially future 9700X3D has killed any potential DIY market for this CPU outside some use cases. My guess is that Intel will focus on OEM and laptops, as I do think they are fine corporate chips. Not expecting even prices decreases.