Intel Core Ultra 7 265
Non-K Arrow Lake 20-core chip for LGA1851 — strong multitasking without the unlocked K tax.
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Pros
- ✓ 20 cores at a lower MSRP than 265K
- ✓ Much cooler/quieter than 14th-gen i7
- ✓ NPU for local AI workloads
Cons
- – Locked multiplier
- – Needs a new LGA1851 motherboard
- – Gaming gains over prior gen are modest
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