Intel CPU v26.2.0-K

Intel Core Ultra 9 Processor 285K

Benchmarks

Total score 8,476 / 10,000, rank 2 of 2125.

Every score is out of 10,000, relative to the best CPUs. The total also counts the recommended price ($589, Wikipedia: List of Intel Core desktop processors (launch price)); see how scores work.

CategoryScoreMeasured
Single-thread10,000
5,087 points
Multi-thread4,503
67,231 points
3D rendering3,503
monster 262.7, junkshop 175.2, classroom 133.4 samples/min over 746 runs
Gamingestimated10,000

Sources: PassMark (Intel Core Ultra 9 285K, 9270 samples), Blender Open Data

Metadata

PropertyValue
BrandCore Ultra
Intel nameIntel Core Ultra 9 Processor 285K
Processor number285K
CodenameArrow Lake
GenerationCore Ultra Series 2
MicroarchitectureLunar Lake / Arrow Lake (Lion Cove + Skymont)
Performance classCore Ultra 9
SegmentDesktop
Released2024-Q42024
Cores24 (8P + 16E)24
Threads24
Base clock3.70 GHz
Max clock5.70 GHz
Cache36 MB
TDP125 W
Max turbo power250 W
GraphicsIntel Graphics (4 Xe-cores)
NPUNPU 3 (13 TOPS)
SocketFCLGA1851LGA1851
MemoryDDR5-6400DDR5
Recommended price$589
Instruction sets
Features
SourceCurated (recent-cpus.json)

Uses (dependencies)

Used by (0)

Nothing depends on this version.

Other variants of this version

Known vulnerabilities and defects

  • Spectre variant 1 (bounds check bypass) (CVE-2017-5753): Mistrained conditional branches speculatively read out-of-bounds data. Mitigated in software only; every speculative out-of-order core is affected.

Matched by codename; individual steppings may differ.

Changelog

Compared with the base variant: Intel CPU v26.2.0 (Core Ultra 9 285)

Performance

  • ~Total score 7910 → 8476 (+7%)
  • ~Single-thread 9585 → 10000 (+4%)
  • ~Multi-thread 3798 → 4503 (+19%)
  • ~3D rendering 2931 → 3503 (+20%)
  • ~Gaming 9714 → 10000 (+3%)

Specifications

  • ~Base clock: 2.50 GHz → 3.70 GHz
  • ~Max clock: 5.60 GHz → 5.70 GHz
  • ~TDP: 65 W → 125 W
  • ~Max turbo power: 182 W → 250 W
  • ~Recommended price: $549 → $589

Since the previous minor (lower performance class): Intel CPU v26.1.0-K (Core Ultra 7 265K)

Performance

  • ~Total score 7957 → 8476 (+7%)
  • ~Single-thread 9627 → 10000 (+4%)
  • ~Multi-thread 3846 → 4503 (+17%)
  • ~3D rendering 2900 → 3503 (+21%)
  • ~Gaming 9744 → 10000 (+3%)

Specifications

  • ~Cores: 20 (8P + 12E) → 24 (8P + 16E)
  • ~Threads: 20 → 24
  • ~Base clock: 3.90 GHz → 3.70 GHz
  • ~Max clock: 5.50 GHz → 5.70 GHz
  • ~Cache: 30 MB → 36 MB
  • ~Recommended price: $394 → $589

Since the previous major (previous generation): Intel CPU v25.2.0-K (Core i7-14700K)

Breaking changes

  • ~Socket changed from FCLGA1700 to FCLGA1851

Security

  • ✓Fixed: Reptar
  • ✓Fixed: Register File Data Sampling
  • ✓Fixed: Vmin shift instability

Performance

  • ~Total score 7186 → 8476 (+18%)
  • ~Single-thread 8529 → 10000 (+17%)
  • ~Multi-thread 3356 → 4503 (+34%)
  • ~3D rendering 2718 → 3503 (+29%)
  • ~Gaming 8966 → 10000 (+12%)

Features

  • +AVX-VNNI
  • +NPU (Intel AI Boost)
  • +Foveros 3D packaging
  • −Hyper-Threading

Specifications

  • ~Codename: Raptor Lake Refresh → Arrow Lake
  • ~Microarchitecture: Raptor Lake Refresh → Lunar Lake / Arrow Lake (Lion Cove + Skymont)
  • ~Cores: 20 (8P + 12E) → 24 (8P + 16E)
  • ~Threads: 28 → 24
  • ~Base clock: 3.40 GHz → 3.70 GHz
  • ~Max clock: 5.60 GHz → 5.70 GHz
  • ~Cache: 33 MB → 36 MB
  • ~Max turbo power: 253 W → 250 W
  • ~Graphics: UHD Graphics 770 → Intel Graphics (4 Xe-cores)
  • +NPU: NPU 3 (13 TOPS)
  • ~Recommended price: $409 → $589