New Intel Core Ultra 7 265K Benchmarks Reveal Faster Performance Than AMD’s 9950X and 7950X

Fresh benchmarks of Intel’s Core Ultra 7 265K have surfaced, showcasing impressive single-core and multi-threaded performance against AMD’s AM5 processors. These new results provide a clearer picture of how Intel’s upcoming CPU stacks up against its competition.

Intel Core Ultra 7 265K Shows 10% Faster Multi-Threaded Performance

Compared to previous leaks, the latest benchmarks indicate the Core Ultra 7 265K has improved performance, particularly in CPU-Z testing. The processor, set to be Intel’s second-fastest model in the Core Ultra 200K series, features 20 cores, 20 threads, a base clock of 3.9 GHz, and a turbo boost up to 5.5 GHz. It includes a 33MB L3 cache and has a default TDP of 125W, with potential boost modes reaching up to 250W for users who need maximum performance.

CPU-Z Benchmarks (Higher is Better):

Power Consumption and Cooling Performance

Aside from raw benchmark figures, temperature and power consumption data have also emerged. During stress tests, the Core Ultra 7 265K runs at 75°C, with idle temperatures hovering around 41°C. In terms of power usage, the chip consumes around 170-190W under load, while lighter tasks like Cinebench R23 benchmarks show the processor maintaining a cool 65°C with liquid cooling.

Cinebench R23 Benchmarks (Higher is Better):

Final Thoughts and Release

The benchmarks suggest that Intel’s Core Ultra 7 265K could be a highly competitive offering in the market, particularly for users seeking strong multi-threaded performance. However, with final reviews pending, it’s best to wait for more comprehensive evaluations before making any purchasing decisions. Intel’s Arrow Lake lineup, including the Core Ultra 7 265K, is expected to launch on October 17th, so stay tuned for more updates.