Core Ultra 7 265F
Its official specs as Intel publishes them, each number with its source and the day it was checked.
Specifications
| Cores and clock | |
|---|---|
| Cores | 20[1] 8 performance (P) + 12 efficient (E) |
| Threads | 20[1] |
| Base clock | 2.4 GHz[1] Of the performance cores (P-cores), as Intel lists it |
| Max boost clock | 5.3 GHz[1] |
| L2 cache | 36 MB[1] |
| L3 cache | 30 MB[1] |
| Power | |
| Base power (TDP) | 65 W[1] |
| Maximum turbo power | 182 W[1] |
| Max operating temperature (Tjmax) | 105 °C[1] |
| Memory | |
| Memory type | DDR5[1] |
| Max official DDR5 speed | 6,400 MT/s[1] |
| Platform | |
| Socket | LGA1851[1] |
| PCIe generation | PCIe 5.0[1] |
| Launch year | 2025[1] |
| Rendering (Blender benchmark) | |
| Blender score | 359[2] Median of 12 runs, Blender 4.5.0 |
During a power cut
The Core Ultra 7 265F's maximum turbo power is 182 W. At 220 V, through a power supply with the lowest 80 PLUS badge[3], that comes to 222 W from the wall: 1.13 A on top of what the rest of the computer draws. From a 12 V battery through an inverter, it takes 21.8 A.
Not counted here: the rest of the computer (motherboard, RAM, storage, fans) and the screen, which have no official figure. Add what you know of them under "Other devices".
Change log
- Added Blender score: 359
- Page published.