Both laptops are powered by Intel's 12th and 13th Gen Core i5 processors, which feature multiple cores and threads to handle multitasking efficiently. They are equipped with 16GB of RAM and 512GB ...

With that lower power budget, clock speeds are also slightly reduced. Where the last-generation Intel Core i5-14600K had a max Turbo speed of 5.3GHz, the Core Ultra 5 245K only boosts up to 5.2GHz.

I had high hopes for Arrow Lake, and of the two current-gen processor lines ... even need the performance of the Intel Core i9-14900K or even the Intel Core i5-14600K, so I’d be fine with ...

Still, it's primarily a modern-day counterpart to Intel's 14th Gen Core i5-14600K, which launched at $319, so the price makes sense. Whether it's worth a motherboard upgrade to adopt the new ...

Opus IVStm, the leader in intelligent vehicle support solutions, proudly introduces DriveSafe2, the next-generation diagnostic tool created to enhance performance for collision repair professionals ...

Depending on how you do it, it can be a minor pain to get Windows 11 up and running on a computer that doesn't natively support it. But once the OS is installed, Microsoft's early warnings about ...

To find out, we've tested the Core Ultra 9 285K and Ultra 5 245K, which Intel promises offer ballpark similar gaming performance and improved content creation performance versus existing 14th-gen ...

In our tests, the 265K isn’t just slower in games than the Ryzen 7 7800X3D, but also Intel’s 14th-gen lineup ... we’ve found Intel’s Core i5 Raptor Lake and Alder Lake chips to be ripe ...

The base tile was built on Intel’s 22nm FinFET fabrication, which first went into service with 3rd Gen Core ... similarly built Core Ultra 5 245K and the last-gen Core i5-14600K.

The Core Ultra 5 245K falls short in gaming, compared to the competition and previous generation of Intel chips ... Ultra 5 245K is much better than the i5 14600K in content creation workloads.

The 14600KF for just $230 is an awful lot of gaming CPU for the money and the slight risk that Intel hasn't totally resolved those 13th and 14th Gen issues is arguably well priced in at that level.