Intel’s next-generation Core Ultra 200-series (codenamed Arrow Lake) desktop chips are rumored to arrive in October to compete with the best CPUs. With only a few weeks until the rumored launch, many retailers are likely preparing their backend systems for the arrival of these chips in their inventories and the subsequent launch. As shared by X (formerly Twitter) user Charlie, one European retailer, LambdaTek, has added Intel’s latest desktop chips to its listings. They’re already live on their website, showing us the potential prices of these CPUs.
As is customary for Intel processor launches, the K-series SKUs will launch first. The first wave of Arrow Lake chips includes the Core Ultra 9 285K, Core Ultra 7 265K, Core Ultra 5 245K, and their KF-series counterparts, which lack the iGPU. As with all early retailer listings, we recommend cautiously approaching them. Note that these are not official Intel prices just yet. After all, these numbers might be placeholders that LambdaTek put on its website to make a valid listing.
