Core Ultra 9 285K vs Ryzen 9 9950X: Arrow Lake flagship shines in multi-core test in latest Geekbench listing

[Redaktion]

The flagship Intel Core Ultra 9 285K has stopped by Geekbench for another set of valid single and multi-core benchmark results. The results put the Arrow Lake flagship comfortably ahead of the Ryzen 9 9950X and the Core i9-14900K in multi-core performance.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Core-Ultra-9-285K-vs-Ryzen-9-9950X-Arrow-Lake-flagship-shines-in-multi-core-test-in-latest-Geekbench-listing.883396.0.html

[DaveOne]

www.guru3d.com/data/publish/223/1086745b2cffab624935447dcb3f13bf6bcdb0/1721975045_guru3d.webp

www.guru3d.com/story/amd-ryzen-9-9950x-overclocked-to-6-ghz-shows-multicore-performance-increase/

[Tom777]

Can I play Crysis with max settings on it?

[y00]

Can I play Crysis with max settings on it?

The 2007 version probably yes.

The 2020 remastered version probably not. It's more demanding. I would estimate a mix between high and very high at best. This is a guesstimation based on the fact that the Iris Xe is able to play it at lowest settings 1080p at 20-30fps. Anything higher than the Iris Xe (like the integrated Arc Xe1 in Meteor Lake or the integrated Arc Xe2 in Lunar Lake) will probably allow higher settings.

[jeremy]

says release in a few months but intel stated october 7th.

[stx]

Lets see how it behaves in different kinds of workflow. There is big reduction of L2 cache compared to 14900k.