Almost all specifications of Intel Arrow Lake desktop processors have been revealed
By ForGeeks The GSMArena portal recently posted details about Intel’s new desktop processors. The table summarizes the specifications of 12 of the 14 expected models. The new series of processors will include basic versions of the chips, as well as modifications with different designations: F (without integrated graphics), K (with overclocking support) and T (with reduced power consumption).
The flagship model of the new lineup will be the Intel Core Ultra 9 285K processor. It will have a heat package of 125W and a maximum clock speed of up to 5.4GHz in turbo boost mode. The base version of the chip will be limited to a TDP of 65W, while the T-modification will have an even lower TDP of just 35W.
All new models will support Turbo Boost 2.0 technology, which allows you to increase the frequency of a single P-core. The Ultra 7 and Ultra 9 models will also be able to utilize Turbo Boost Max 3.0 for all performance cores.
In addition, Thermal Velocity Boost technology will allow processors to boost frequency under certain temperature conditions, such as when the chip temperature is below +70°C.
Additional Thermal Velocity Boost technology will allow processors to boost frequency under certain temperature conditions, such as when the chip temperature is below +70°C.
It’s worth noting, however, that all new products won’t support hyperthreading, according to insiders. Intel’s desktop processors are expected to be officially unveiled on October 10.
One of the new processors is expected to be unveiled on October 10.
