Intel Core Ultra 5 245K
Arrow Lake mid-range chip — 14 cores on LGA1851 with solid efficiency and NPU support.
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Pros
- ✓ Efficient for its performance tier
- ✓ New platform with PCIe 5.0
- ✓ Good 1440p gaming value
- ✓ Includes NPU
Cons
- – Fewer threads than prior-gen i5 (no hyperthreading)
- – Requires new LGA1851 board
- – iGPU is basic
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