Core Ultra 200K lineup confirmed by CPU-Z devs

CPU-Z 2.10 update seems to agree with earlier leaks on the initial Intel desktop lineup.

The flagship Arrow Lake-S processor is indeed said to be the Core Ultra 9 285K. This name, which doesn’t follow the predecessor’s naming scheme, will be similar to the Core Ultra 9 185H mobile Meteor Lake-H processor. Similarly, other SKUs will be divided into Core 9/7/5 tiers, which in the case of models based on Arrow Lake silicon also adds the Ultra moniker.

There are six SKUs in the whole lineup, two for each tier: Core Ultra 9 285K & 275K, Core Ultra 7 265K & 255, and Core Ultra 5 245K & 240. As mentioned earlier, there is no Core Ultra 3 series within the Arrow Lake lineup; however, this doesn’t mean Intel will not be launching Core 3 SKUs featuring Meteor Lake silicon. It is simply too early to tell.

Core Ultra 200K series, Source: CPU-Z

What’s missing in the SKU list for Intel, however, are the core counts, which many would like to see at this point. So far, we only know that the Core Ultra 9 285K is expected to launch with 24 cores (8 P-Cores and 16 E-Cores), but unlike its predecessor, it doesn’t have hyperthreading, hence 24 threads. The rest of the lineup was leaked only once and has not been confirmed or debunked until now.

It should also be noted that Intel’s Core Ultra 200V lineup, which was recently leaked , is also present in this CPU-Z changelog. One SKU is listed with an error (2266V), but the others seem to match the list we shared earlier. This would also confirm that the highest SKUs is Core Ultra 9 288V, as far as leaks go, this would be the only Core 9 SKU in this lineup.

This CPU-Z update follows recent announcements and upcoming launches from AMD, including the Ryzen 9000 series, Ryzen AI 300, and Ryzen 8045 SKUs. It’s worth noting that CPU-Z updates are not frequent, so this update is long overdue.

Source: CPU-Z