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Tom’s Hardware
Tom’s Hardware
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Aaron Klotz

Core Ultra K prototype appears on CPU-Z, uses Intel 4 process node and hits 5 GHz, lacks AVX-512 support

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A mysterious Core Ultra K series engineering sample has made an appearance on CPU-Z. Алексей on X (Twitter) a screenshot of the mysterious part, with many of the critical system specifications blanked out to hide its true identity. Among the interesting findings is that the chip is listed with a 7nm node, denoting it uses the Intel 4 process, and lacks support for AVX-512. 

The specs reveal that this particular engineering sample is made on the B0 revision of silicon and uses Intel's next-generation LGA 1851 socket. Multiplier specs show that the maximum boost clock is somewhere in the 5GHz range, similar to Intel's outgoing 13th and 14th Gen processors.

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