Arrow Lake

Intel's upcoming Core 200 series mobile processors have leaked, revealing seven new Raptor Lake refresh chips. From the powerhouse Core 270H, which hits 5.8 GHz, to efficient U-series models running at 15W, these processors will complement Intel's Core Ultra lineup when they launch next year.

Intel's upcoming Arc 140T integrated GPU shows impressive muscle, outperforming its Lunar Lake sibling by over 60 percent in recent GFXBench tests. The chip is expected to power Arrow Lake mobile processors in early 2025.

A recent Geekbench 6 listing reveals that the upcoming Intel Core Ultra 9 285 non-K CPU with a TDP of just 65 watts narrowly defeats the outgoing 125 W Core i9-14900K in both single-core and multi-core scores despite featuring fewer threads owing to the lack of hyper-threading support.

Intel's Core Ultra 9 285K was found flexing its muscles in CPU-Z as well as Blender. In both the benchmarks, the Arrow Lake-S CPU outperformed its predecessor, but failed to outclass AMD's Ryzen 9 9950X in the latter test.

Intel's upcoming Core 3 N350 processor shows modest graphics performance in a leaked Geekbench 5 OpenCL score. With 6,191 points, it's on par with older integrated graphics and entry-level discrete GPUs. This suggests Intel may struggle to compete with AMD in the more budget-friendly market segment.

The Intel Arrow Lake CPUs appear to be beastly multi-core chips as an entry in the SiSoftware database for the Core Ultra 7 265K shows a better performance score than the Ryzen 9 9950X. This is an interesting development since the Core Ultra 7 265K lacks hyperthreading.

Intel's latest NPU driver update supports Arrow Lake CPUs and OpenVINO 2024.4 and addresses performance issues in AI applications. The update highlights the growing importance of NPUs in modern computing, with Intel recommending users disable them in the BIOS for potential security reasons.

Intel Panther Lake, a CPU architecture that was supposed to succeed Lunar Lake for laptops, could be coming to desktops next year. According to leaker Moore's Law Is Dead, Panther Lake chips will use Arrow Lake's LGA 1851 socket and pack Cougar Cove P-cores with a double-digit IPC gain.

ASRock's Z890 Taichi motherboard reveals an intriguing RAM speed disparity for Intel's upcoming Arrow Lake CPUs. K-series processors' RAM speeds can reach 9066 MHz, while non-K variants are limited to 7200 MHz.

Intel has launched the Arrow Lake-S desktop platform led the Core Ultra 9 285K. Arrow Lake-S is based on the new LGA1851 socket and offers plenty of new features including Lion Cove P-cores, Skymont E-cores, Xe-LPG iGPU, a 13 TOPS NPU, and up to 192 GB of DDR5-6400 RAM support. The new Arrow Lake lineup is priced similar to Raptor Lake-R with the Core Ultra 9 285K retailing at $589 SEP.

A newly leaked official slide has blown the lid off Intel's entire upcoming Arrow Lake-S desktop CPU lineup, giving us confirmed information regarding the Core Ultra 9, Core Ultra 7, as well as the Core Ultra 5 CPUs, which are expected to boast some serious single-threaded performance gains.

A new leaked Geekbench benchmark result has seemingly exposed the upcoming Core 7 250H laptop CPU as a 14th-Gen CPU in disguise. This may be disappointing to some, but it may mean top-tier performance in a cheaper package.

With the jump to TSMC's 3 nm fabrication process, intel's Arrow Lake-S processor will mainly focus on power efficiency improvements rather than performance gains over the previous gen. The leaked slides show that the Core Ultra 9 285K is slightly lagging behind the i9-14900K in games, but the TDPs are lowered by 80W on average. A similar performance situation is presented versus AMD's previous Ryzen 7000 and current Ryzen 9000 processors.

HP will likely be among the first introduce a gaming system with Intel's upcoming Arrow Lake-S CPUs, up to the highest-end Core Ultra 9 285K. With 24-cores and no support for hyperthreading, Arrow Lake-S is going to be an interesting launch for sure.

Intel's upcoming 'Arrow Lake-S' Core Ultra 9 285K desktop CPU boasts quite the punch in terms of single-threaded performance. Due to its lack of hyper-threading support, however, falls way back in the pack in multi-threaded scores, ending up losing not just to AMD's Ryzen 9 9950X, but also its own predecessor - the Core i9-14900K.

MSI has showcased the MEG Vision X AI, which packs RTX 50-series graphics along with Intel's Core Ultra 200-series processors. The pre-built system is set to be quite the powerhouse, and is expected to hit the shelves in 2025.

Cinebench R23 Multi-Core performance of the upcoming 14-core Intel Core Ultra 5 245K Arrow Lake CPU has leaked. According to the 25,000+ result, the ARL-S chip should comfortably leave the Ryzen 5 9600X and the Ryzen 7 9700X behind. However, the Core Ultra 5 245K seemingly only offers a marginal improvement over the Core i5-14600K.

Intel's desktop CPU roadmap sees major shifts, with the LGA-1851 socket now set to debut with Arrow Lake-S instead of Meteor Lake-S. The company has also canceled plans for a refresh of Arrow Lake-S, suggesting a growing focus on mobile platforms like Lunar Lake and Panther Lake.

According to a rumor that has just surfaced, Intel has reportedly canceled a desktop CPU architecture that was rumored to launch late next year. Assuming this to be true, Intel Arrow Lake CPUs will now be the only chips from Team Blue against AMD's offerings till 2026.

A new leak sheds light on Intel's Arrow Lake-HX lineup for high-end laptops. It has two Core Ultra 9, Core Ultra 7 and Core Ultra 5 SKUs each.

The Arrow Lake CPUs could boast a double-digit single-core performance increase over the Ryzen 9000 Zen 5 as well as 14th-gen Intel chips according to a leaked Cinebench R23 Single-Core result. The leaked result is accompanied by Intel's supposed projections for the single-core gain enjoyed by the ARL processors.

As the fastest model, the Core Ultra 9 285K will feature 8 P-cores and 16 E-cores, followed by the Core Ultra 7 265K with 8 P-core and 12 E-cores, and the Core Ultra 5 245K with 6 P-core and 8 E-cores. There will also be KF variants with no iGPU for the Core Ultra 7 and Core Ultra 5 processors. The iGPU side will only feature the Arc Alchemist solutions from Meteor Lake instead of the new Battlemage versions from Lunar Lake.

Five listings for the yet-unreleased Arrow Lake CPUs have popped up on a Canadian retailer with prices. However, Arrow Lake chips might not release on previously leaked date as Intel seems to have pushed the launch back by a few days.

Intel fans who were hoping for Arrow Lake CPUs to end the gaming hegemony of AMD's X3D chips might be in for a disappointment. According to a recent rumor, Intel Core Ultra 200K processors are not expected to considerably or "really at all" outrun the Ryzen 9000X3D in gaming despite a possible double-digit IPC uplift.

The Cinebench R23 multi-core performance of a 24-core Arrow Lake HX mobile chip has leaked on YouTube and the result is quite interesting. The CPU reportedly delivers Raptor Lake-beating numbers while limited to 120 W.

It looks like the upcoming Intel Core Ultra 7 265K desktop CPU will be quite a performer, with a new set of leaked CPU-Z benchmarks revealing that it matches the Intel Core i9-14900KS in single- and multi-core testing. The Core Ultra 7 still falls short of the Ryzen 9 9950X by a small margin in multi-core testing.

The Acer Predator Orion 7000 gaming desktop is now official. It comes with what appears to be Intel's Arrow Lake CPUs, a GeForce RTX 4090, a 1,200 Watt PSU and a 360 mm AIO cooler

The flagship Intel Core Ultra 9 285K has stopped by Geekbench for another set of valid single and multi-core benchmark results. The results put the Arrow Lake flagship comfortably ahead of the Ryzen 9 9950X and the Core i9-14900K in multi-core performance.

After previously leaking that Intel has canceled Beast Lake, leaker Moore's Law Is Dead has further detailed the situation around the Royal Core project. The leaker has alleged some interesting information regarding the specifications and performance of the Beast Lake and Beast Lake Next architectures.

Intel's next-gen flagship CPU, the Core Ultra 9 285K, has just shown up on Geekbench. It is a 24-core (8 P+ 16 E) CPU with a maximum boost clock of 5.7 GHz, which was tested alongside a high-end Z890 motherboard and DDR5-6400 RAM.

Intel Core Ultra 5 245K Arrow Lake CPU has just made its debut on Geekbench and the results are potentially troubling for AMD Zen 5. The chip is apparently faster than both the Ryzen 5 9600X and the Ryzen 7 9700X by quite a wide margin in the multi-core department while being slower in the single-core test.

Intel Innovation is an annual event that is aimed at developers and partners. The company showcases new products at it, and the Arrow Lake lineup was expected to be revealed on the one scheduled for September 2024. But the event was just postponed, possibly pushing back the launch of Intel Core Ultra 200 series processors to 2025.

A Linux patch has revealed an important detail about Intel's Arrow Lake-H CPUs. It will come with Lion Cove, Skymont and Crestmont cores in one package.

At an event held in China, Intel has reportedly issued some updates regarding the impact of the upcoming BIOS microcode patch for Raptor Lake CPUs, Arrow Lake efficiency, and the release date for Battlemage GPUs. Among other things, Intel has claimed that the microcode patch will have no effect on the turbo clock speeds of 13th and 14th-gen processors.

New benchmarks of Intel's upcoming Core Ultra 9 285K desktop chip have been posted online. In Cinebench R23, the Arrow Lake outperforms its Raptor Lake counterpart by 18%, but the gains are a lot less impressive in other tests.

Intel's upcoming Core Ultra 9 285K processor is rumored to push the boundaries of performance. Leaks suggest impressive clock speeds and core configurations for this Arrow Lake-S flagship. The new chip aims to compete directly with AMD's top-tier offerings, potentially reshaping the high-end CPU market.

Intel Arrow Lake is the next desktop architecture from Team Blue that is set to rival AMD Zen 5. Among other architectural enhancements like new P and E cores, the Core Ultra 200 CPUs might also bring different thermal characteristics than their predecessors as a new leak suggests that Arrow Lake and Panther Lake have increased TJMax limits.

The Intel Core Ultra 9 285K is slated to be the flagship desktop SKU in the upcoming Arrow Lake lineup. Thanks to numerous leaks, the technical specifications of the Arrow Lake series, including the flagship Core Ultra 9 285K, are slowly becoming clear. To that end, we may now know the boost frequencies of the Core Ultra 9 285K with increased E-core boost clock speed and decreased P-core boost frequency.

Intel's Arrow Lake CPUs are slated to arrive in October this month. The top-spec model will feature a 24-core CPU, followed by a 20-core SKU, 14-core CPU, and finally, a 10-core processor. Depending on the model, you could get a 4/3/2-core iGPU or none at all.

A leaked document has shown off what Intel has in store with its 800 series chipsets/motherboards. It includes an integrated Thunderbolt controller and additional PCI3 Gen 5 lanes.

Intel's Arrow Lake laptops are rumoured for a mid-to-late September launch. Some Arrow Lake chips and high-end Z890 motherboards are expected to follow suit in October.

Intel's next-generation Arrow Lake desktop and laptop processors are set to come onto the market in a few months' time. An extensive leak now reveals the most important specs of all four CPU classes in the Arrow Lake family.

The latest Apple MacBook Air 13 with the M3 SoC has dropped to its lowest price yet on Amazon after scoring more than $100 off. As a result, the laptop, which usually retails for around $1,499 for 16 GB RAM and 512 GB of storage, can now be had for substantially less. Needless to say, the MacBook Air 13 M3 becomes an almost perfect daily driver at the discounted rate.

Arrow Lake, Intel’s answer to AMD’s upcoming Zen 5 CPUs, reportedly brings K, non-K, and F series SKUs like its forerunners. In total, there could be 8 different CPUs in the 125 W and the 65 W TDP departments.

A noted X leaker says that Intel has changed its naming scheme for its Arrow Lake desktop processors. Unlike previous generation models, K and non-K variants will have different model numbers. For example, the Core i9 14900K and 14900 successors will now be called Core Ultra 9 285K and Core Ultra 9 275, respectively.