When a new generation of electronic device is launched, be it a smartphone, tablet, hard drive, cards, graphics, processor or any other, it is usually associated with an increase in its price, even if it can decrease over time. However, not all manufacturers follow this trend.
The latest example is found in the new range of Ryzen 9000 processors already available on the market, a range that has arrived on the market at a lower price than the processors Ryzen 7000 from AMD, something that, without a doubt, speaks very well AMDsince they could have maintained or even increased prices to have a larger profit margin since they are also releasing the Zen 5 architecture.
If AMD has done things very well, Intel, once again, is going in the wrong direction. Each new generation of processors that Intel launches on the market is more expensive than the previous one. With the presentation of the range of processors Ultra 200K Core Intel’s latest leak only confirms that Intel really does love money.
Intel’s Core Ultra 200K will be more expensive
After unveiling the second-generation Core Ultra processor lineup for laptops earlier this month, Intel’s new Core Ultra 200 processor lineup for desktops is expected to be announced in October, with pricing being one of the questions on many users’ minds, especially after AMD’s decision to make the Ryzen 9000 series cheaper.
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September 6, 2024 • 11:18 p.m.
The price in pounds sterling and dollars at today’s exchange rate and excluding taxes, of the Intel Core Ultra 200K range will be as follows:
- Intel Core Ultra 9 285K – 471.86 pounds – 558.64 dollars
- Intel Core Ultra 7 265K – 327.35 pounds – 387.55 dollars
- Intel Core Ultra 5 245K – 250.86 pounds – 296.99 dollars
- Intel Core Ultra 7 265KS – 314.60 pounds – 372.45 dollars
- Intel Core Ultra 5 245KS – 238.11 pounds – 281.90 dollars
According to the first leaks related to these processors, which this time come from the LambdaTeck site, which already lists this new Intel range, these will be more expensive than their predecessors. Based on this website, the Intel Core Ultra 9 285K Processor It will be 5.26% more expensive than the Intel Core i9-14900K. It Intel Core Ultra 7 265K Processor will increase by 5.13% compared to the Intel Core i7-14700K. It Core Ultra 5 245K It will increase by 3.44%, equivalent to the Intel Core i5-14600K.
Regarding the KS range, the price of the Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF Processor It will be 8.07% more expensive than its equivalent, the Intel Core i7-14700KF. It Korea Ultra 5 245 KF It will be 6.12% more expensive than its equivalent, the Intel Core i5-14600F.
Goodbye to instability problems
Intel said a few days ago that this new generation of processors was saying goodbye to the stability issues which continues to present the 13th and 14th generations of its processors, despite the various BIOS updates that it has sent to manufacturers.
Intel claims that these problems will not recur because they use a new architectureso the instability problem of Vmin offset This will not happen again. The very delicate situation he finds himself in Intel After presenting the latest economic results, it is not ready to make a similar mistake, so, at first, we must hope that this problem, which has affected two generations of its processors, will not happen again.
