And Zen 4, for that matter. The Core Ultra 9 285K was tested using Intel's recommended Performance power profile of 250 W for PL1 and PL2, and an Icc max value of 347 A.

During a Cinebench 2024 benchmark, the Ultra 9 285K drew 254 watts of CPU package power, while Intel’s Core i9-14900K drew 267 watts for the same task.

Hardware Tech Culture overclocking raptor lake refresh Extreme overclocker makes Intel Core i9-14900KF scream to a record-breaking 9 GHz Processor technically reached 9.1 GHz but couldn't validate ...

Specs The Core i9 14900K specs are near-identical to the previous Intel flagship, the Core i9 13900KS, albeit with higher max turbo frequencies for both the performance cores (P-Cores) and ...

Intel and MSI sent me one of the first laptops to rock the new Intel Core Ultra 9 285H to try it out. After all my testing, I'm confident that few are going to be disappointed by the new H and HX ...

Intel Core i9-14900K and Core i5-14600K specs The Core i9-14900K and Core i5-14600K feel like a flashback. Short of a slight bump to the maximum clock speed, the specs are identical to last-gen ...

Intel is rumored to be launching its newest flagship 14th Gen CPU, the Core i9-14900KS, on March 14. The existence of this CPU has not been a well-kept secret, as we've already seen photos and ...