18 hours Ago By Anthony Garreffa
Intel's new high-end Arrow Lake-HX laptop processors aren't far away, with the new Core Ultra 9 275HX processor spotted on Geekbench, check it out: The new Core Ultra 9 275HX processor was spotted inside of a new Razer Blade 18 gaming laptop with 24 cores and 24 threads, boosting at up to 5.3GHz and sporting 36MB of L3 cache. The Core Ultra 9 275HX will be one of the higher-end models of the new Core Ultra 200HX family, with the flagship Core Ultra 9 285HX taking the top spot.
Intel has dropped Hyper-Threading (HT) from its Arrow Lake CPUs in both desktop and laptop form, with the Core Ultra 9 275HX featuring a lower boost clock than the 285HX, with the 275HX featuring a base clock of 2.7GHz and boost clock of up to 5.3GHz with a maximum boost of 5.
5GHz. We should also expect an Xe-LPG integrated GPU with 64 EUs and a boost clock of up to 2.0GHz.
Intel is expected to unveil its new Core Ultra 200HX series CPUs at CES 2025 in just a couple of weeks time. We can expect the following Arrow Lake-HX processors: This means that Intel Core Ultra 200 and Core 200 series are split into the following: While these new Core Ultra 200HX series "Arrow Lake-HX" enthusiast laptop CPUs sound great, the naming schemes are getting out of control (on both sides). I've compiled a list of what CPUs are on the market now, and the ones coming in the next few months and it's going to be hella confusing for consumers: The same goes for AMD: Read more: https://www.
tweaktown.com/news/100631/intel-core-ultra-200hx-arrow-lake-laptop-cpus-9-285hx-has-24-cores-up-to-5-5ghz/index.html.
