Sources say Intel Arrow Lake-S processors include 13 models, no Ultra 3 version

According to news from this site on May 6, according to Taiwanese media Benchlife.info, Intel Arrow Lake-S (Core Ultra 200 desktop version) processor will include 13 SKU, there are only three levels of models: Ultra 9/7/5.

Combined with previous news on this site, the relevant CPU information is organized as follows:

Core Ultra 9 200 Series

8 performance core 16 energy efficiency core (24 cores 24 threads) design, including The 125W version (that is, the "unlocked" version) and the 65W version (that is, the standard version without suffix) are expected to be named Ultra 9 285K and Ultra 9 275 respectively.

Core Ultra 7 200 Series

8 Performance core 12 energy efficiency core (20 cores 20 threads) design, including 125W version and 65W version, which are expected to be named Ultra 7 265K and Ultra 7 255 respectively.

Core Ultra 5 200 Series

6 Performance core 8 energy efficiency core (14 cores 14 threads) design, including 125W version (expected to be named Ultra 5 245K), 65W version;

6 Performance core 4 energy efficiency core (10 cores 10 threads) design, including 65W version.

Reports indicate that a total of 8 products are planned for the Core Ultra 200 desktop processor at the 125W and 65W levels (it is not clear whether the Ultra 5 240F variant is included);

and 35W. Five processors are also planned for the power consumption level (i.e. the original "-T" low-power version), bringing the total number to 13.

At the same time, this report further supports the view of source @xinoassassin1 that Intel will use Ultra 5 as the entry level of Arrow Lake-S and will not launch Ultra 3 models.

The Core Ultra 200 desktop processor will use the LGA 1851 socket and be equipped with a new 800 series motherboard. It only supports DDR5 memory, and the native support frequency of DDR5 is increased to 6400MT/s.

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