Intel Core Ultra 9 285K 24-core 3.7-5.7 GHz Socket 1851
Community reviews
Discover what the community of DropReference thinks
No reviews yet
Technical specifications
- Chipset
- icu9-285k
- Graphics
- true
- Manufacturer
- Intel
- Series
- Intel Core Ultra 9
- Socket
- LGA1851
Price comparison (Selected region: 
)
| Seller | Condition | Promotion | Price | Shipping | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
500€ New | |||||
504€ New | |||||
529€ Updated 8 min ago New | |||||
550€ New | |||||
552€ New -21% | |||||
552€ New | |||||
575€ Just updated New | |||||
580€ New | |||||
580€ Updated 2 min ago New -3% | |||||
599€ New | |||||
609€ New | |||||
623€ New | |||||
649€ New | |||||
679€ New | |||||
719€ New |
Product rating
Information
- No information available
Pros
- •Very interesting model for streaming and/or editing. However, if you are only gaming, there is no need to get this one, it's overkill.
- •This CPU includes integrated graphics. You can boot and get a display without a dedicated GPU — handy for troubleshooting, office use, or if you plan to add a graphics card later.
- •Unlocked model (Intel K / KF series): you can push clocks if your motherboard and cooling allow it. Only useful if you actually plan to overclock — otherwise a non-K model is often enough.
Cons
- •Intel Core Ultra processors are generally not very interesting, whether in terms of price or performance. You often find better options among classic Intel or AMD.
Price history
The price history does not include Amazon offers.
Tracked merchants:
Your reviews
(0)
0 reviews posted
Your reviews
(0)
0 reviews posted
0 out of 5
5
0
4
0
3
0
2
0
1
0
No reviews yet
This product doesn't have any reviews yet. Be the first to share your experience!