The Intel Core Ultra 9 285 appeared on Geekbench with a frequency of 5.6 GHz and a power of 65 W.

Intel is a company best known for its processors, although more recently it has also been making dedicated graphics cards. As for them, we know that Intel Xe2 Battlemage will appear soon, but before they appear on the market, a new generation of processors will already appear on the market. We thought we knew everything about Intel Arrow Lake, but now it turns out that Intel Core Ultra 9 285

with 24 cores and a maximum frequency of 5.6 GHz, although in this case This is a 65W variant. as we see on Geekbench.

Although graphics cards have become a staple PC component for many people, especially gamers, processors are still important and fundamental to a computer. They are responsible for executing all types of tasks, and not only those where a GPU can be used as an alternative, but we are talking about programs that only use the CPU. Moreover, in video games CPU performance will affect the minimum and average FPS.therefore, it is important not to become a bottleneck due to a processor that is not up to par.

The Intel Core Ultra 285 appears on Geekbench, reaching a maximum frequency of 5586 MHz.

Just as we saw new AMD processors a little over a month ago, we now need to prepare for the release of Intel processors. Arrow Lake will be launched specially October 24 provided that there will be no changes on the said date as there have already been several delays. Regarding these processors, we know that models such as Core Ultra 9 285K, Core Ultra 7 265 KB and Core Ultra 5 245 KBbut there will also be options that will appear in a few months. For example, we now have the Core Ultra 9 285 processor, which has appeared on Geekbench and shows how it supports 24 cores and 24 threads of the K variant, a maximum frequency of 5586 MHz and performance.
Base frequency 2.5 GHz.

This processor is quite interesting because its TDP is only 65 W. (PL1),

although from a points perspective it wasn’t too surprising. WITH 3081 points in single-core mode and 14,150 points in multi-core modelags behind current generation processors.

Core Ultra 9 shows below-expected performance

Comparing it with the Intel Core i9-14900, which it will compete with, it achieves 2910 points
in single core and 17,509 points in multi-core mode. This means that the new Intel Core Ultra 9 285 processor is 6% faster in single player modebut this 23% slower in multi mode. This result is completely different from what we saw Core Ultra 9 285K in V-Raybecause that time with 5.3 GHz beats Intel Core i9-14900KS by 21%. In fact, if the evaluation was done at 5.7GHz, which is the maximum frequency achieved, this new Core Ultra was almost at the same performance level as the Ryzen 9 9950X, the most powerful processor AMD released recently.

Whereas the K versions of these processors will be released in a few weeks and variants like this Core Ultra 9 285 will go on sale. early 2025we’ll likely see performance improvements over time leading up to its release.