Leak reveals details of seven “non-K” Intel Core Ultra 200 CPUs

Rumors indicate that Intel will wait for CES 2025 to reveal its first “non-K” Core Ultra 200 series processors. In other words, we will possibly see the most affordable CPUs of the current Intel generation only in January. But a new leak previews some details of what we can expect.

Known “leaker” @momomo_us published a list of seven “non-K” Intel SKUs. This includes not only the standard Core Ultra 200 series, but also the Core Ultra 200T, which features fewer performance cores to deliver very low TDPs.

Below, the reader can see a transcription of the list for easier viewing:

• Core Ultra 9 285T: 24 cores | 36MB cache | up to 1.4GHz clock speed | 35W
• Core Ultra 9 285: 24 cores | 36MB cache | ate 2.5GHz clock | 65W
• Core Ultra 7 265T: 20 cores | 30MB cache | clock 1.5GHz | 35W
• Core Ultra 7 265F: 20 cores | 30MB cache | up to 2.4GHz clock | 65W
• Core Ultra 7 265: 20 cores | 30MB cache | up to 2.4GHz clock | 65W
• Core Ultra 5 225F: 10 cores | 20MB cache | up to 3.3GHz clock | 65W
• Core Ultra 5 225: 10 cores | 20MB cache | up to 3.3GHz clock | 65W

Processors with an F in their name are variants without an integrated GPU.

Intel Core Ultra 200 line continues to expand

The people at VideoCardz point out that we have rumors of other “non-K” Intel Core Ultra 200 processors that did not appear in the leak at the time. They are the Ultra 245, 235, 215 and 205. This may indicate that these models arrive later, or the “leaker” list is incomplete, as it is not official.

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In any case, adding up all the SKUs expected in the Core Ultra 200 line, including the unofficial ones, we have a total of 16 products. It’s a considerable portfolio and, to help with the comparison, VideoCardz has organized the table below. We reiterate that the table includes information from rumors and leaks, which may be incorrect or subject to change before launch: