The Core Ultra 200S Plus likely won’t beat AMD’s best X3D chips, but Intel promises it's the fastest gaming CPUs it has 'ever ...

With the new Core Ultra 200S Plus CPUs, Intel are looking to reclaim the gaming performance that the original, efficiency-focused 200S family gave up.

Intel’s Core Ultra 200S desktop chips, codenamed “Arrow Lake,” first launched in late 2024, and they were the most significant updates to Intel’s desktop CPU lineup in years. But that didn’t mean they ...

Intel just tipped Core Ultra 200S Plus, a promising, price-aggressive bunch of refreshed "Arrow Lake" desktop processors coming in late March. Here's everything I've learned so far about these new ...

Intel has announced the Core Ultra 200S Plus desktop processors, including the Core Ultra 7 270K Plus and Core Ultra 5 250K Plus, with availability starting March 26, 2026.

Intel has detailed major updates in the quest to improve performance of its ill-fated Core Ultra 200 Arrow Lake processors that were released back in October. The inconsistent performance at times saw ...

The new family of chips, totaling 11 SKUs, expands Intel's embedded and edge portfolio. Each processor takes a uniform approach: an all-P-core design that discards the ...

Intel launches Core Ultra 200S Plus processors on March 26, starting at $199, featuring improved performance and new Binary Optimization Tool (IBOT) for gaming. PCWorld reports these Arrow Lake ...

In a surprise first for the ages, PassMark has revealed that the average CPU performance on desktops and laptops in 2025 has declined year-on-year. Despite new Intel Arrow Lake and AMD Fire Range ...

A week into testing Intel’s new Core Ultra X9, the numbers are in. The CPU performance is steady, and the Arc integrated graphics makes PC gaming viable without a GeForce or Radeon chip.

Intel's Core Ultra 200S Plus desktop CPUs boost gaming/multithreaded performance. Features up to 24 cores & faster DDR5 support.

Under its codename Bartlett Lake, the LGA1700 processor has been rumored for years, and now it's actually appearing – but ...