CPU-Z benchmark results for the Intel Core Ultra 5 245K Arrow Lake desktop chip have leaked on X (formerly Twitter). The results show a single-core score of 850.6 points and a multi-core score of 10,907.1 points, as shared by popular Chinese hardware leaker ECSM_Official. The single-core number puts the upcoming 245K in between the 14600K/KF’s 852 points and 13980HX’s 842, with the Arrow Lake chip hitting 99.8% of the performance of the Raptor Lake Refresh chip.
However, the Intel Core Ultra 5 245K shows its strength in the multi-core test, where it bests the 14600K/KF’s 9,868 multi-core score by about 10.5%. This puts it at about 90% of the performance of the higher-tier Intel Core i7-14700K, which scores 12,117 points. What’s more interesting is that the 245K doesn’t have hyperthreading, so its 6+8 cores only deliver a total of 14 threads, versus the 14600K’s 20 and the 14700K’s 28.
