Intel Ultra 7 265 Desktop Processor (30M Cache, up to 5.30 GHz, FCLGA18W) Box

Features

• Core Count and Cache:

  • 30MB Cache is quite large, indicating a powerful processor with significant resources for managing data. This is typical of higher-end Intel processors like the Core i7 and Core i9 families.

  • High cache sizes are designed to increase the processor’s efficiency by reducing data access latency and speeding up processing tasks, especially for demanding applications like gaming, video editing, and content creation.

• Clock Speed:

  • Up to 5.30 GHz Turbo Boost: This suggests an extremely fast processor that can handle high single-core performance. The 5.30 GHz boost is very typical of high-end Intel processors (like the Core i9-13xxx series), which excel in single-threaded applications such as gaming or other applications that do not rely heavily on multiple cores.

• Socket Type:

  • FCLGA18W could be a mistake or mislabeling, as Intel processors for recent generations typically use LGA 1700 sockets (like the Intel Core i9-13th Gen series). LGA 1700 is the socket type for Intel’s Alder Lake and Raptor Lake processors, so it’s likely that this processor would require an LGA 1700-compatible motherboard.

• Overclocking:

  • If the “K” or “KF” suffix were included (which is not in your current description), it would indicate that this processor is unlocked for overclocking, allowing users to manually increase clock speeds for even higher performance. While the Ultra 7 265 does not explicitly mention this, processors in this range often come with overclocking capabilities.

• No Integrated Graphics (KF models):

  • If the processor is a KF variant (which lacks integrated graphics), it would need a discrete GPU for any video output. Many high-performance CPUs like Intel Core i9 and Core i7 KF models don’t include integrated graphics to prioritize higher performance and reduce power consumption.

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