Intel Arrow Lake-S Processors Launch Date Announced: Everything You Need to Know About Core Ultra 200 Series

Intel is preparing to launch its latest Arrow Lake-S “Core Ultra 200” desktop processors on October 10, as reported by Benchlife. The new architecture, taking into account Blue’s recent problems, will be of great importance to the company.

Intel Arrow Lake-S

Arrow Lake-S processors are a new generation of chips that introduce a completely new architecture and LGA 1851 socket. Initially, models with the “K” symbol will be introduced, such as Core Ultra 9 285K, Core Ultra 7 265K and Core. Ultra 5 245K. New Z890 series motherboards will also appear with them.

Arrow Lake-S processors will use Lion Cove (P-cores) and Skymont (E-cores) architectures. The systems offer up to 24 cores and 24 threads, and their clock speeds reach 5.7 GHz in the Core Ultra 9 285K model. Despite the TDP limits similar to the previous generation, the actual energy consumption is going to be 100 W lower compared to the previous generation, ie Raptor Lake systems.

Despite the difficult financial situation of the company, Intel continues with its plans to introduce new products to the market. Arrow Lake-S is expected to appear shortly after the launch of Lunar Lake, which is scheduled for September 3. We can expect Intel to reveal more information about the new series of processors soon.

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Text source: Benchlife, wccftech