That said, one of the US listings is at $340, so it’s at least cheaper than the $410 we can see the Core Ultra 7 265K is priced at Newegg. Officially, it’s still on pre-order at US (and UK) retailers, but that will change later today Thursday October 24, when the ‘go’ button is hit to make sales live.

Here's where you can find the cheapest prices we can find on Intel's brand new Core Ultra Series 2 chips - the 9 285K, 7 265K and 5 245K.

Checked our review of the Intel Core Ultra 5 and looking for something a little more potent? The Intel Core Ultra 7 265K is a high-performance processor that sits near the top of Intel’s new

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Reviews for the Intel Core Ultra 200S Series are just hours away from being published, yet someone in the UK has decidedly broken the unveiling date with the

Cores (P+E): 8+16 Threads: 24 Base clock: 3.7 GHz (P-core) Boost clock: 5.7 GHz (P-core) L3 Cache: 40 MB L2 Cache: 36 MB Unlocked: Yes Max usable PCIe lanes: 24 Graphics: Intel Graphics (4 Xe cores) Memory support (up to): DDR5-6400 Processor Base Power (W): 125 Maximum Package Power (W): 250 Recommended customer price: $589/£549

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