Intel Core Ultra 9 285K takes first place in PassMark single-core test

Rumors point to a launch of the new Intel Core Ultra 200 series of desktop processors in a few days. Some processors that come stompingat least that’s what they want us to see in the evidence that has been leaked to know, prior to the reviews, what performance this fifteenth generation of Intel processors will have. We have seen how in single-core tests, it seems that these new processors They are leaderssomething that we see again in the PassMark test from the top of the range.

He Intel Core Ultra 9 285K has managed to position itself as the fastest CPU in the PassMark ranking in the test of single core. The test has obtained 5,268 points in the test, compared to 4,869 of the Intel Core i9-14900KS who led this position. A score that, doing the math, gives us 8.20% faster in single-core tasks with respect to current more powerful also from Intel. This score is achieved thanks to the new Lion Cove cores which this new top-of-the-range Core Ultra 200 will have.

The opposite face is the score multi core, something that has been affected by the elimination of double threads known as Hyperthreading. A score that has remained below of many references, reaching the rank 154 of this ranking.

From the PassMark test itself they also remind us that This unit is a test unit and that the margin of error can be high for a commercial version. We hope know these data first hand when Intel lifts embargo for testing these processors.

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