There is no official confirmation from Intel regarding the debut of the upcoming Core Ultra 200K processors, but they are already being listed by retailers. The entry-level model, the Core Ultra 245KF in tray format, is priced at £275, while the top-tier Core Ultra 9 285K in a boxed version comes in at £566. These new desktop CPUs from the next generation seem to maintain a similar price range to their predecessors.

LambdaTek, a retailer in the UK, has revealed multiple listings for the upcoming Core Ultra 200K desktop processors by Intel. The initial release will include the unlocked K-Series, with the KF variants omitting the integrated GPU. The leading model, the Core Ultra 9 285K, offers 24 cores and can boost up to 5.7GHz, with a price tag of £556 for the tray version (£566 for the boxed edition), VAT inclusive. Curiously, there is no information available currently about a “Core Ultra 9 285KF” model.

The Core Ultra 7 265K and 265KF are 20-core processors capable of reaching 5.5GHz on boost. The tray versions of these CPUs are priced at £367 and £383 (£393 for the boxed versions) respectively. Further down the line, the Core Ultra 5 245K and 245KF offer 14 cores with a boost clock of 5.2GHz. These models are priced between £275 (£286 in boxed form) and £291 (£301 for a boxed unit), depending on the presence of integrated graphics.

Expectations are mounting for the Arrow Lake-S announcement, with rumors hinting at a possible unveiling on October 10th and a subsequent launch a week later. Nevertheless, Intel has not yet verified these dates.

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