Some of the first images of a de-lidded Intel Core Ultra 9 285K "Arrow Lake-S" processor surfaced on the web, confirming a disaggregated chiplet-based processor design. Intel pivoted to chiplet based processors with its Core Ultra "Meteor Lake," allowing it to build specific IP blocks of the processor on different foundry nodes, ensuring the ones that don't need the most advanced nodes can make do with slightly older ones, thereby maximizing Intel's yields for that advanced node. The die shot reveals a similar level of disaggregation to "Meteor Lake" than that of the more recent Core Ultra 200V "Lunar Lake" mobile processor.
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Image Leaks of Intel Core Ultra 9 285K Confirm Chiplet-based Design Similar to Meteor
8th October 2024, 09:07
Image Leaks of Intel Core Ultra 9 285K Confirm Chiplet-based Design Similar to Meteor 
