We’re at present ready for Intel’s Core Extremely 200. Whereas the CPUs have been introduced, together with their motherboards, we’re nonetheless ready for them to go on sale. Within the meantime, right here’s a little bit thought from our colleagues at TechpowerUp: if the Extremely 9 285K is the successor to the Core i9 14900K, would a Core Extremely 9 295K change the Core i9 14900KS?
What if the Core Extremely 9 295K changed the Core i9 14900KS?
The start line for all that is an Intel help web page on its web site, which mentions the Core Extremely 9 295K for instance of a processor that doesn’t include a cooling answer.
For the report, Intel’s nomenclature has raised a number of questions on its desktop vary. In keeping with our colleague, the present nomenclature of the Extremely 200 in XX5K might nicely be just like what Intel was providing with Comet Lake and its Core i9 10900K and 10850K. As a reminder, these two chips have been equal fashions when it comes to variety of cores, with solely the frequency distinguishing them, therefore the completely different names.
What if Intel had carried out the identical with Arrow Lake and left itself a little bit leeway to supply fashions with greater frequencies at a later date? That will make sense. Particularly since @momomo_US discovered a web page in Intel’s help part mentioning a 295K that may very well be the successor to the Core i9 14900KS. Until it’s only a typo, it occurs so typically and to so many individuals.
Briefly, it was a little bit morning reflection that can gas conversations on the native café.
