Intel Core Ultra 9 285K
Arrow Lake flagship on the new LGA1851 socket — 24 cores, tile-based design, and improved efficiency over 14900K.
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Pros
- ✓ Much lower power draw than 14900K
- ✓ New LGA1851 platform with PCIe 5.0 everywhere
- ✓ Strong multi-threaded performance
- ✓ NPU for AI workloads
Cons
- – Gaming gains over 14900K are modest
- – Requires new motherboard (LGA1851)
- – No hyperthreading on E-cores/P-cores
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