Intel’s Core Ultra 200 S ‘Aero Lake’ processors did not express happiness for our PC gamers last year. It (can emphasize the partnerULD) All are going to change, however, Intel has just released a refreshing claim that the current General Desktop CPU claims to improve gaming performance.
Activation Intel 200S promotes Overclacking Profile Apparently, thanks to the increase in “” fabric, dye, and memory frequency “as a result of promoting efficiency for low delays like gaming. And all this will be available from Intel without tie up your boxed processor’s warranty.
In particular, the (interi) fabric and the dying frequency increases by 2.6 GHz and 2.1 GHz, respectively, which increases to 3.2 GHz. The DDR5 memory frequency will allow up to 8000 MT/s (4,000 MHz), which is higher than 6,400 MT/S (3,200 MHz).
This is good news because when we experienced them, the basic ultra -200 S chips did not impress us for gaming. They just pull power, of course, and they are not bad in productive works (though they face a fierce competition from AMD’s Raisen 9000 series chips), but gaming is very bad.
This is more rotating profile, dominant. Gaming, will run back to the entire ‘Super Low Power’, which will be lifted a bit and will be allowed to dial the juice ometer.
We will not know that unless we experience it ourselves (and on this note, see this place), but with the help of these chips, according to my estimates, whatever helps to close these chips will be worth it. For example, Intel Core Ultra 5 245K, when gaming is talked about, the previous generation’s Intel and Raizen chips are also significantly behind the mid -market.
Tom’s hardware our colleagues have seen the initial look at the update and have seen it around 7 % increase in sports From this boost overclumping profile.
Hopefully this official profile will produce better results than the updates we have seen so far. Firmware and software updates released by January were very disappointing, at least. In our nick words, he talked about the few sports he experienced: “Intel’s reforms and Microsoft’s Windows updates have barely made a difference and in some cases, it has significantly damaged things.”
Then the fingers crossed. This update should soon be included in a tonne z 890 boards. Intel is on the list of the following Mother Boards whose partners have already tested for the profile:
- Asrock Z890 Taichi OCF
- Asrock Z890 Taichi
- Asos Rogue Maximas Z 890 Hero
- Color Igame Z890 Flu V20
- Colorful Battle-X Z890m-plus v20
- Giga Bite Z 890i Oreos Ultra
- Giga Bite Z 890 Oraoos Master
- Giga Bite Z 890 Eagle
- Maxson ICRA FT Z 890 Vertex
- Maxon Terminator Z890-A WiFi
- MSI meg Z890 ACE
Similarly, Intel is on the following memory kits that partners have experienced:
- Adita Lancer RGB DDR 5-8000 32GB (2x16GB) CL 38
- Course Venegance RGB 48GB (2x24GB) DDR 5 Kadmam 8000 MT/SCL 38
- Course Venegance RGB 48GB (2x24GB) DDR 5 Drum 7200 MT/SCL 36
- G.Skill TRISTENT Z5 RGB DDR5-8000 CL38 32GB (2x16GB)
- G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB DDR5-8000 CL38 48GB (2x24GB)
- Team Group T -Force Extra DDR 5 8000 MHz 48GB (2x24GB), CL 38
- V -color Minx Exphiny RGB DD DR 5 48GB (24GB X 2) 8000 MHz CL 38
Note that these lists are not complete with mader boards and memory kits that will work with a profile. For example, G.Skill has already released More wide list Of its compatible memory.
Intel assures us that “eligible Intel Core Ultra will maintain a three -year limited warranty provided by Intel of the 200S series” but it only applies to boxed processors, namely the processors purchased separately, not as part of the OEM or third -party construction system. About this, Intel says:
“If your PC was purchased by a system builder or OEM, your warranty and cooperation for this warranty are specially provided by the system builder or OEM.
I have reached some OEMS and seller for comment. Hopefully they will honor all the current guarantees whether the new Overlocking profile is active. Intel certainly considers it quite safe, and many partners have already experienced it is also a good sign. The fingers crossed.