The Overclock3D portal mistakenly published tests of the Core Ultra 285K, 265K and 245K models, but the review was quickly deleted. But the information managed to spread.
In Cinebench R24 tests, the new processors performed slightly better than their predecessors, while their performance was at the same level in Cinebench R23.
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But in games the results were disappointing – the top 24-core Core Ultra 9 285K model performed at the level of the Intel i5-14600K, which clearly did not meet user expectations.
According to experts, the main reason for such poor results is long memory latencies.
Source: Ferra
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