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Core Ultra 9 285K

Core Ultra 9
Current Price
$589.00
Overall Rank
(Consumer CPUs only)
#2
of 234
Overall Rank
#16
of 251
Value Rank
#120
of 207
Gaming Rank
#50
of 251
Productivity Rank
#11
of 251

Core Specifications

Cores
24
Threads
24
P-Cores
8
E-Cores
16
Base Clock
3.7 GHz
Boost Clock (Single)
5.7 GHz
Socket
LGA1851
Lithography
3nm

Cache

L1 Cache
N/A
L2 Cache
N/A
L3 Cache
36 MB (shared)

Power & Thermal

TDP
125W
Base Power
N/A
Max Turbo Power
250W

Memory Support

Memory Types
DDR5
Max Memory
192GB
Memory Channels
2
ECC Support
No

Platform & Connectivity

PCIe Version
5.0
PCIe Lanes
20
Integrated GPU
Yes
Integrated GPU Model
Intel Arc Graphics

Closest Competitors by Performance

Core Ultra 9 285K (Selected)27,763

Quick Stats

Generation
Arrow Lake (Series 2)
Release Date
10/24/2024 - 1 year old
Status
current
Market Segment
Desktop

Performance Scores

Overall
27763
Value47.1
Efficiency222.1

Use Case Ratings

Gaming8.5/10
Productivity9.5/10

Benchmark Scores

Cinebench R23 Single2,320
Cinebench R23 Multi41,558
Geekbench 6 Single3,203
Geekbench 6 Multi22,588
PassMark67,424

Console Comparison

Core Ultra 9 285K
100%
100%
PS5 Pro(Gen 9 Pro (2024))
36%
36%
Xbox Series X(Gen 9 (2020))
36%
36%
PS5(Gen 9 (2020))
34%
34%
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Notes

The Core Ultra 9 285K introduces Intel's new naming scheme and Arrow Lake architecture featuring 24 cores (8 P-cores, 16 E-cores) with advanced tile-based design. This flagship processor represents Intel's architectural shift, offering improved efficiency and performance through disaggregated architecture. Boosting to high frequencies with unlocked multiplier, it targets enthusiasts seeking cutting-edge Intel technology. Built on Intel 20A process node with support for DDR5 and PCIe 5.0, it delivers strong multi-threaded performance for content creation and professional workloads. Perfect for early adopters wanting the latest Intel architecture, offering competitive gaming performance alongside excellent productivity capabilities. The new Core Ultra branding signals Intel's next generation of high-performance desktop processors with focus on efficiency and scalability.