Asus said the Core Ultra 9 285K in question was overclocked to an incredible 7,488.8 MHz using the ROG Maximus Z890 APEX motherboard – nearly 1.8

Intel's Core Ultra 9 285K is an undeniably impressive CPU, but it's still tough to recommend given some inconsistent performance. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Intel's Arrow Lake-based Core Ultra 200S series processors for high-performance desktop systems have arrived and we've taken them for a spin around

Intel ’s new Arrow Lake desktop processors (Core Ultra 200S range) are just out, and inevitably that means overclockers are already pushing the flagship to its limits, which thus far has resulted in an overclock of 7.5GHz for the Core Ultra 9 285K.

Intel’s Core Ultra 9 285K is the first enthusiast desktop CPU with a built-in NPU, or a neural processing unit, for accelerating AI tasks. It’s also the first CPU that’s bui

The Core Ultra 9 285K processor excels in some areas but definitely not all. Tough competition from AMD and Intel's 14th-gen lineup leaves us wanting more.

Intel’s Arrow Lake processors have arrived—and they’re quite different than Team Blue’s last generation of desktop chips.

Intel will certainly be happy to see the back of its turbulent year surrounding its "Raptor Lake Refresh" and "Raptor Lake" desktop processors. Its family of successor chips (dubbed "Arrow Lake" during development and now known as the Core Ultra 200S series) has arrived to get Intel's ship back on course,

Intel's new flagship Core Ultra 9 285K processor loses to the Core i9-14900K, 13900K, and AMD Ryzen 9 9950X, 7800X3D, and even the Ryzen 7 7700X in gaming.