Intel’s most powerful, high-end consumer CPUs fall under the banners of Core Ultra 7 and Core Ultra 9 chips. Where once they were known as Core i7 and Core i9, that nomenclature was retired with ...

Sadly, the answer is no, as I found when running the new Intel Core Ultra 7 265K through its paces. Gaming is only a part of the equation when you're buying a CPU, though, and while AMD may end up ...

Like Core i5 and Core i7 CPUs that came before, Core Ultra 5 and Core Ultra 7 represent different portions of Intel’s CPU stack. Where Core Ultra 3 represents entry-level processors, and Core ...

The Intel Core i7 vs Intel Core Ultra 7 are some of the best processors by the tech giant. Both chips are slightly different, with Core i7 being performance-heavy and the Ultra 7 being more AI ...

Intel’s Arrow Lake desktop processors go on sale later today, officially at any rate – but the CPUs are already available to buy, though we most certainly wouldn’t recommend doing so.

There's a decent 125W TDP and a £100/$80 price cut against the Core Ultra 7 265K at £290/$329. Intel's Z890 and B860 motherboards will support these Intel Core Ultra Series 2 chips out of the box.

It states that compared to an Intel Core i7-1185G7 CPU, a Core Ultra 7 265H processor offers 2.84x higher multicore performance (in Cinebench 2024 tests), 1.39x faster performance (in Procyon ...

Arrow Lake devices will start shipping in March 2025. Digging into the stats, the Intel Core Ultra 7 265U offers superior benchmarking across a range of Cinebench, Geekbench, and Procyon over its ...