Intel to release seven new Core Ultra CPUs following leak exposing upcoming lineup

Intel is reportedly expanding its CPU offerings for its latest generation of desktop CPUs, the Core Ultra lineup, according to a recent leak by @momomo_us shows.

The new leak indicates that Intel is preparing to launch seven new SKUs across the respective Core Ultra 5, 7, and 9 families of CPUs. The leak reveals information about the non-K, T, and F variants of CPUs, with the highest-end Core Ultra 9 285 non-K coming in two variants, a 65W and 35W model. Notably, these two new SKUs match Intel's 285K's but are clocked at lower speeds.

Additionally, the Core Ultra 7 series will be seeing three new additions to the family, with 265, 265F, and 265T SKUs on the way. Each of these CPUs feature the 30 MB of L3 cache, but are separated from each other with different clock speeds, specifically the T-version, which has considerably lower clock speeds compared to the two counterparts. Moving on to the Core Ultra 5 series.

The leak claims two models are on the horizon, the 225 and 225F. Each of these CPUs features 10 cores clocked at 3.3/4.9 GHz (P-cores) and 2.7/4.4 GHz (E-cores). Additionally, these two CPUs have 2 Xe GPU cores and a 65 W TDP, but there isn't a T-version - at least according to the leak.

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