Today, Intel and AMD are neck and neck with their latest designs, offering the greatest CPU performance we’ve ever seen in mainstream components. The latest generation CPUs from both camps ...

To summarize our list: AMD is the way to go, at least for the current generation. While Intel’s 13th- and 14th-gen Raptor Lake processors are great in benchmarks, the widespread stability issues, poor ...

The Core Ultra 9 285H is an unannounced mobile processor from Intel based on the Arrow Lake architecture. Intel hasn't said ...

To kick off the Arrow Lake generation, now called Intel Core Ultra ... The more apt comparison for gamers is the Ryzen 7 ...

By comparison, the Core Ultra 245K and ... the new CPUs will have a lower power draw than the 14th Generation Raptor Lake CPUs. Intel also claimed that the Core Ultra 200S could perform better ...

In this compare, Intel actually takes a lower power ... Beyond Lunar Lake, lies Arrow Lake, Intel’s next generation desktop platform processor offering that the company notes will now be ...

As for how Intel’s latest CPUs compare with the previous generation, the company showed single-digit boosts for four content creation benchmarks and double-digit improvements across four others.

The big picture: Intel's Arrow Lake Core Ultra 200K desktop CPUs begin shipping next week ... regarding performance gains compared to 14th-gen Raptor Lake and AMD Zen 5 Ryzen 9000.

These points address software support, platform enhancements, specs, how the chips compare to previous generations and AMD’s EPYC CPUs, how they can reduce energy consumption, and Intel’s ...

The new Intel 200S processor family brings the same ... to CGMagazine as we review the new 200S range and compare it against the previous generation of 14th-gen processors and AMD’s latest.