“Non-K” Intel Core Ultra 200 CPUs appear listed in store in Canada

As Intel prepares to expand its Core Ultra 200 series of processors with “non-K” models, leaks are becoming more and more common. Now some of the products have appeared ahead of time on the PC-Canada store, famous for its early listings of new computer components.

As usual, Intel marked the debut of the Arrow Lake-S generation with SKUs aimed at enthusiasts. They are high-performance CPUs, unlocked for overclocking, with the letters K or KF in the name to indicate their niche. The intermediate and entry-level versions of this line should begin to appear next year, with their announcement expected for CES 2025.

The listing on PC-Canada was seen by “leaker” momomo_us, and shows five CPUs that have already appeared in a previous leak, which he himself posted.

The new yet unofficial Core Ultra 200 appear with the following prices (in Canadian dollars):

• Core Ultra 9 285: C$ 845,99 (R$ 4.882,63)
• Core Ultra 7 265F: C$ 561,99 (R$ 2.315)
• Core Ultra 7 265: C$ 585,99 (R$ 2.413,86)
• Core Ultra 5 225F: C$ 343,99 (R$ 1.416,99)
• Core Ultra 5 225: C$ 367,99 (R$ 1.515,86)

Intel Core Ultra 200: is it too early to talk about prices?

Attentive readers may have noticed that the values ​​listed for the Core Ultra 200 on PC-Canada don’t make much sense. Some of the models appear even more expensive than the more advanced K variants. Thus, we can estimate that these values ​​are there temporarily, to be replaced by real prices after launch.

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The most interesting thing about the leak is not in these values, but in the models shown. If PC-Canada is moving ahead with registering the page for these products, we can speculate that these will be the first “non-K” Core Ultra 200 to appear in stores. Even more so considering that they were also on the list of names and details that were leaked at the beginning of the month.

Via: VideoCardz