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Tom’s Hardware
Tom’s Hardware
Technology
Dallin Grimm

Intel hasn't sold a single Arrow Lake CPU at Germany's largest retailer — Core Ultra 200S sales stagnate after just one week

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Press image of Intel Core Series 200S processor on a dramatic blue and black background.

Almost a week after the October 24 release of Intel's Core Ultra 200S (Arrow Lake) desktop processors, Germany's largest PC components online retailer still hasn't sold a single unit. While some Arrow Lake chips have sold out of stock on American sites like Newegg and Amazon, all Intel CPU sales make up just 5% of CPU share at Mindfactory, with AMD raking in 95% of CPU sales on the site.

The Tweet below displays Mindfactory's CPU sales numbers for the past week. None of the five Arrow Lake desktop SKUs—Core Ultra 9 285K, Core Ultra 7 265K/KF, or Core Ultra 5 245K/KF—appear on the chart. In fact, Intel's highest-performing CPU, the Core i5-13400, takes 21st place behind a wall of Ryzen chips. A trio of 14th Gen Core i7s and Core i9s take up the rear, with all of Intel's processors selling around ten units each.

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