Ultra 7 265KF Core Processor, up to 5.50 GHz
20,500 EGP – 21,500 EGP
- Total Cores20
- # of Performance-cores8
- # of Efficient-cores12
- Total Threads20
- Max Turbo Frequency5.5 GHz
- Intel® Turbo Boost Max Technology 3.0 Frequency ‡5.5 GHz
- Performance-core Max Turbo Frequency5.4 GHz
- Efficient-core Max Turbo Frequency4.6 GHz
- Performance-core Base Frequency3.9 GHz
- Efficient-core Base Frequency3.3 GHz
- Cache30 MB Intel® Smart Cache
- Total L2 Cache36 MB
- Processor Base Power125 W
- Maximum Turbo Power250 W
- Intel® Deep Learning Boost (Intel® DL Boost) on CPUYes
- AI Software Frameworks Supported by CPUOpenVINOâ„¢, WindowsML, DirectML, ONNX RT, WebNN
- CPU LithographyTSMC N3B
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CPU Specifications
265kf ultra 7 265kf
Total CoresÂ
20
# of Performance-cores
8
# of Efficient-cores
12
Total ThreadsÂ
20
Max Turbo FrequencyÂ
5.5 GHz
Intel® Turbo Boost Max Technology 3.0 Frequency ‡Â
5.5 GHz
Performance-core Max Turbo FrequencyÂ
5.4 GHz
Efficient-core Max Turbo FrequencyÂ
4.6 GHz
Performance-core Base FrequencyÂ
3.9 GHz
Efficient-core Base FrequencyÂ
3.3 GHz
CacheÂ
30 MB Intel® Smart Cache
Total L2 Cache
36 MB
Processor Base PowerÂ
125 W
Maximum Turbo PowerÂ
250 W
Intel® Deep Learning Boost (Intel® DL Boost) on CPUÂ
Yes
AI Software Frameworks Supported by CPU
OpenVINOâ„¢, WindowsML, DirectML, ONNX RT, WebNN
CPU LithographyÂ
TSMC N3B
The Intel Core Ultra 7 265K Arrow Lake forms the gateway to the enthusiast processor segment from team blue. With today’s processor launches, the desktop segment enters a truly new generation of Intel processors, which require a new Socket LGA1851 motherboard.
The 265K succeeds a long line of desktop processors that had been considered flagship until the Core i9-9900K came along, bringing the Core i9 extension over from HEDTs.
The “6” in the 265K shouldn’t be odd, the Core i7-2600K Sandy Bridge used this digit.
The Core Ultra 7 265K squares off against the AMD Ryzen 9 9900X given its roughly-$400 pricing, but comparisons can also be made to the 9700X.
The Core Ultra 7 265K retains the core configuration of its immediate predecessor—8P+12E,
which means you get all eight Lion Cove performance cores present on the Arrow Lake-S silicon,
and 12 out of 16 Skymont E-cores. A lot has been said about Skymont since its debut with the Lunar Lake mobile processor.
Intel has given this E-core a 50% generational leap in IPC over Crestmont, and more than 30% compared to the Gracemont cores in Raptor Lake,
considering the moderately high clock-speeds, they should contribute in a big way to multithreaded productivity workloads that scale across all cores.
Unlike on Lunar Lake, the Arrow Lake E-cores and P-cores sit on a common CPU complex, sharing a ringbus and an L3 cache.
The 265K is configured with 30 MB L3 cache (a slight reduction from the 33 MB on the i7-14700K).
Each of the 8 P-cores comes with 3 MB of dedicated L2 cache (a slight increase from the 2.5 MB of Raptor Cove P-Cores),
while the E-cores, organized in clusters of 4 cores each, has 4 MB of it per cluster.
- Total Cores20
- # of Performance-cores8
- # of Efficient-cores12
- Total Threads20
- Max Turbo Frequency5.5 GHz
- Intel® Turbo Boost Max Technology 3.0 Frequency ‡5.5 GHz
- Performance-core Max Turbo Frequency5.4 GHz
- Efficient-core Max Turbo Frequency4.6 GHz
- Performance-core Base Frequency3.9 GHz
- Efficient-core Base Frequency3.3 GHz
- Cache30 MB Intel® Smart Cache
- Total L2 Cache36 MB
- Processor Base Power125 W
- Maximum Turbo Power250 W
- Intel® Deep Learning Boost (Intel® DL Boost) on CPUYes
- AI Software Frameworks Supported by CPUOpenVINOâ„¢, WindowsML, DirectML, ONNX RT, WebNN
- CPU LithographyTSMC N3B
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