[Hardware]The Intel Core Ultra 2 and its Z890 boards will arrive on October 17

[Dean Ambrose™]

After knowing the specifications of each of the new processors that Intel is going to launch, the most normal thing is that we also know what their launch window will be, and although we knew more or less when they wanted to put them on the market , they had not confirmed anything until now. Currently we already know that the new Intel Core Ultra 2 processors will be launched on October 17, which will be when supply begins, while they will be presented a week before, on the 10th.

The new Intel CPUs seek to offer great performance for systems of all types of ranges, and one of the novelties that the company has been seeking to offer the most is to have a series of cores that are even more powerful than the previous ones they had. , both those of performance and those of efficiency. This is one of the main reasons why many users are waiting for the launch of these processors, and that is that if the improvement indicated by the brand is real, they could offer exceptional performance.

Intel's new processors will arrive in October, this is what we know about them
There is less and less left, practically a month and a half until the new Intel processors are launched, and it is normal that we want to know a little about them to know if they will really be able to surpass the new Ryzen that AMD has

released. Intel assures that the Arrow Lake-S will be able to offer exceptional performance by combining the new Lion Cove performance cores along with the Skymont efficiency cores, since they have focused on improving the power that both architectures are capable of offering.

In the case of Skymont, they assure that performance will improve up to 50% more compared to the E-Cores that had the previous generation processors incorporated, which would imply a fairly large increase in general, taking into account that they are the "slow cores" of the processor. When mixed with the Lion Cove architecture and other types of changes such as eliminating Hyper-Threading, these two architectures should offer reduced consumption and much simpler thermal management, as well as higher performance than current processors.

As we can see, the high-end models may seem to us to fall quite short when it comes to performance cores, but if the company has really managed to increase the performance of the E-Cores so much, they should present quite high power at the level. general, so we just have to wait and test them to be able to start comparing them with models from other companies.

On the other hand, we have another extremely important component that we must remember, and that is that the motherboards that will incorporate the Z890 chipset that will be necessary to use these processors will obviously also be launched on the day the CPUs come out. The main brands that will launch these components will be ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, ASRock, Biostar, and Colorful, with the most recent socket that will arrive from Intel, the LGA 1851.

 

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