Taking into account that nothing is official, the itemizing signifies that the Core Extremely 9 285 is a 24-core processor comprised of 8 P-cores and 16 E-cores. That is the identical make-up because the Core Extremely 9 285K. Likewise, the thread rely is identical at 24 threads, as Arrow Lake does away with Hyper Threading.
Based on the most recent look on Geekbench, the non-Okay Core Extremely 9 285 additionally encompasses a 5.6GHz turbo clock. If we assume that represents the max turbo frequency (by way of Thermal Velocity Increase), then we’re wanting a 100MHz distinction in high velocity between the Core Extremely 9 285 and and Core Extremely 9 285K, the latter of which might ramp as much as 5.7GHz.
What actually separates the 2 chips, nonetheless, are the dearth of an unlocked multiplier on the non-Okay mannequin, and a a lot decrease TDP—the Core Extremely 9 285 checks in with a 65W TDP, whereas the Core Extremely 9 285K comes out of the gate with a 125W TDP (and a max turbo energy ranking of 250W).
Picture edited to suit pertinent particulars in a single screenshot (no values or particulars modified)
With all that mentioned, the Core Extremely 9 285 posted a single-core rating of three,245 and a multi-core rating of 20,078 in its newest look on Geekbench. The outcomes have been obtained in a Gigabyte motherboard with 32GB of DDR5-5600 RAM and Home windows 11 Professional 64-bit.
If we plug the scores into our personal graph of Geekbench outcomes, this is how the Core Extremely 9 285 stacks up…
A greater comparability could be to the non-Okay Core i9-14900, and sadly, we have no hands-on outcomes to check towards. Nevertheless, Geekbench maintains a listing of common scores for varied CPUs, and in keeping with the database, the Core i9-14900 settles in with a 2,902 single-core rating and 17,484 multi-core rating.
