Meet Core Ultra 9 285K — a modern solution from Intel, which saw the light of day :year_text. The hardware foundation of the die is based on 3 nm manufacturing norms, ensuring high transistor density. The compatible motherboards connector is supported. Computational power is provided by 24 cores (of which 8 are P-Cores and 16 are E-Cores). Multi-threading up to 24 threads is supported. By default, the cores function at 3.7 GHz. Under heavy loads, the frequency can automatically increase up to 5.7 GHz. Moreover, an unlocked multiplier opens up possibilities for further manual overclocking. For fast data exchange, 36 MB of third-level cache memory (L3) is provided. The TDP level for this model is set within 125 W. It's worth noting that under stress tests, maximum power consumption can reach 250 W. In gaming scenarios, this model unleashes its full potential. Thanks to fast cores, the processor won't be a 'bottleneck' even when paired with powerful graphics cards, guaranteeing smooth gameplay.