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Wikipedia[2] gives October 24, 2024 for Arrow Lake-S desktop; HX mobile parts are listed January 6, 2025.
Roadmap table giving this generation's codename, first release date and process node.[1]
Intel's release introducing the Core Ultra 200S family on 10 October 2024, with retail availability from 24 October 2024.
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| Claim | Intel's test |
|---|---|
| Up to 58% lower CPU package power | 1x1 Zoom call with background blur on the NPU |
| Up to 165 W lower system power | Average system power playing Warhammer: Space Marines 2 |
| Up to 36 platform TOPS | No baseline or footnote stated |
Intel-measured 'up to' figures; the release gives no baseline for the 36 platform TOPS. · source
