Leak reveals details of the Intel Core Ultra 5 335 and 325, the entry-level Panther Lake

Panther Lake leaks keep appearing, and now we have news about two models that will be among the most affordable in the line. Tests for the Intel Core Ultra 5 335 and Core Ultra 325 on Geekbench are circulating on the internet, revealing details about the models.

Both tests were done on Dynabook X83 devices. The Intel Core Ultra 5 335 appears listed with 8 cores, 4 in one cluster and 4 in another. Previous leaks indicate that there are 4 performance cores and 4 low power cores, leaving the efficiency cores out.

The base clock of the Core Ultra 5 335 appears at 2.2GHz, with the boost going up to 4.567GHz – basically 4.6GHz. The L3 cache is 12MB, which is 4MB more compared to the Core Ultra 5 238V, which could be considered its predecessor.

The Core Ultra 5 325 appears with very similar characteristics. It has the same core configuration and same cache number. The difference is in the clocks. The most affordable model comes with a base clock of 2.1GHz and its boost goes up to 4.46GHz, which will possibly be rounded to 4.5GHz upon release.

Core Ultra 5 335 and 325 are not the most basic models in the Panther Lake line

As we are talking about a benchmark leak, we obviously also have the scores for the Core Ultra 5 335 and 325. However, the tests were done on Geekbench 5, instead of the latest version number 6. Therefore, it is not appropriate to make comparisons with these numbers.

It is worth remembering that these processors will be the entry-level options among the 8-core models at the debut of the Panther Lake line. But, according to unofficial information, we will have two even more affordable CPUs.

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