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Reviews of Intel’s new Arrow Lake-based Core Ultra 9 200S-series processor have been lackluster, specifically when it comes to gaming performance, but Intel says that’s not the end of the story. Its new chips should be performing better,

Chipzilla can’t get a break Chipzilla’s share price took a significant hit today, dropping nearly 4.5 per cent as the Cocane Nose Jobs of Wall Street decided that the company’s Arrow Lake launch was a damp squib.

Intel vice president Robert Hallock said on Friday that Intel is investigating what went wrong with its Arrow Lake desktop processor launch, and that it would fix it.

In independent tests, Intel's new flagship Core Ultra 9 285K is not as fast as in the development lab – Intel wants to improve.

Intel has acknowledged that their new Arrow Lake processors, specifically the Core Ultra 200S series, have not met performance expectations, especiall

Intel is hoping it can squeeze more performance out of the processors in future updates. Robert Hallock, Intel's VP and GM of client AI and technical marketing, addressed the concerns about Intel's Core Ultra 200S chips (particularly those about the Core Ultra 9 chips such as the Core Ultra 9 285K) in a recent interview,

AMD's latest gaming processor, the Ryzen 9000 "Granite Ridge" series has seen an unexpected boom in sales. In fact, there's a shortage of the Ryzen 7 9800X3D chips in Europe right now. While the Ryzen 9000 series has plenty of gaming power,