Intel Core Ultra 7 Desktop Processor 265K – 20 cores (8 P-cores + 12 E-cores) up to 5.5 GHz

Specifications:

• Cores/Threads:
  • 20 cores total:
    • 8 Performance cores (P-cores) for high-performance tasks.
    • 12 Efficient cores (E-cores) for handling background tasks and multitasking efficiently.
  • Likely supports 24 threads (P-cores support Hyper-Threading, while E-cores do not).
• Clock Speeds:
  • Base and boost clocks up to 5.5 GHz (likely the max turbo frequency for P-cores).
  • E-cores will have lower base and boost clocks for power efficiency.
• Architecture:
  • Built on Intel’s advanced process node (likely Intel 4 or Intel 7).
  • Features a hybrid architecture with Performance (P) cores and Efficient (E) cores for optimized power and performance.
• Cache:
  • Large L3 cache (exact size TBD, but likely 30MB+).
  • L2 and L1 cache sizes optimized for both P-cores and E-cores.
• TDP (Thermal Design Power):
  • Expected to be in the range of 125W-150W, typical for high-end desktop processors.
• Integrated Graphics:
  • Likely includes Intel’s latest Xe-LPG or Xe-HPG integrated GPU for basic gaming and productivity tasks.
• PCIe and Memory Support:
  • Supports DDR5 memory and PCIe 5.0 for high-speed connectivity and future-proofing.
• Overclocking:
  • Unlocked multiplier (indicated by the “K” suffix), allowing for easy overclocking.

Use Cases:

• Gaming: Excellent for high-FPS gaming, especially when paired with a dedicated GPU.
• Content Creation: Ideal for video editing, 3D rendering, and other CPU-intensive tasks.
• Multitasking: Handles heavy multitasking with ease, thanks to the hybrid core design.
• Productivity: Great for software development, virtualization, and other professional workloads.