Following the official announcement of the application during IFA 2024 held in Berlin, Germany this yearCodenamed "Lunar Lake", the processor is called Core Ultra 200VThe news of the launch of the notebook computer model was also announced earlier, and the Core Ultra 200S desktop processor code-named "Arrow Lake" was also announced.Coming Soon NewsLater, Intel announced today (10/17) that the Core Ultra 200S desktop processor will enter the market on October 10, and will also be used in desktop computers and motherboards launched by brands such as ASUS, Acer, MSI, GIGABYTE, ASRock, and BIOSTAR.
Continuing the architecture design codenamed "Lunar Lake", Intel's Core Ultra 200S series desktop processors codenamed "Arrow Lake" are also produced using TSMC's 3nm process, with the substrate made using Intel's 18A process technology, and are produced in conjunction with Intel's Foveros 3D packaging technology.
In terms of performance, Intel boasts that the processor code-named "Arrow Lake" will be able to reduce power consumption by up to 30%, improve multi-core computing performance by more than 10%, and even more than double display performance. It also further enhances artificial intelligence computing capabilities and cooperates with more than 2 software companies to correspond to more than 100 artificial intelligence application functions and support more than 300 artificial intelligence models used in the market.
Combined with the previously released laptop processors codenamed Lunar Lake and known as the Core Ultra 200V, and the newly released desktop processors codenamed Arrow Lake S, officially known as the Core Ultra 200S series, Intel expects that more than 4000 million "AI PCs" will enter the market by the end of this year, thereby accelerating the development of more artificial intelligence applications.
In addition to launching desktop processors code-named Arrow Lake S and officially called the Core Ultra 200S series, Intel has also confirmed that it will launch performance-based laptop processors code-named Arrow Lake H and Arrow Lake HX early next year, which are expected to be used in gaming laptops or creative laptops.
The first wave of Core Ultra 200S series processors, codenamed Arrow Lake, will have five specifications, including the Core Ultra 5 24K, which provides 24 cores, corresponding to 5.7 threads and a maximum operating clock of 9GHz; the Core Ultra 285 20K, which provides 20 cores, corresponding to 5.5 threads and a maximum operating clock of 7GHz; and the Core Ultra 265 14K, which provides 14 cores, corresponding to 5.2 threads and a maximum operating clock of 5GHz. All three processors are equipped with a quad-core GPU and an NPU that can correspond to 245 TOPS computing performance.
In addition, Intel also launched the Core Ultra 7 265KF and Core Ultra 5 245KF without integrated GPU design, mainly removing the design of integrated quad-core GPU.
At the Taiwan event, Intel and industry players including ASUS, MSI, ASRock, BIOSTAR, GIGABYTE, and Acer showcased products using the Core Ultra 200S series desktop processors. These products are expected to enter the market in due course. Meanwhile, laptops equipped with Core Ultra 200S series processors have already been launched.
