Intel Performance Optimizations Seen Giving Up to an Additional 10 FPS over Stock Settings, Sometimes More on Core Ultra 7 265K Processor

I wouldn't get my hopes up too high. ;)

Sadly, prior to posting this, I saw a bunch of stories throughout the week relating to either datacenter, or mobile/laptop stuff. I'm starting to wonder if they intend to compete for high-end consumer desktop processors ever again. It seems like they intend their consumer CPUs to be mostly mobile-oriented now and are made to be dropped into either desktops or laptops. I could be wrong, as it gets challenging to track all their different SKUs, but at a glance, that's how it looks and for now, the 14900K is the end of the line there.

Although it will be interesting to see what the 285K does when IPO is tested on it.
 
Combining it with Foveros Direct 3D hybrid bonding will allow Intel to leverage in-house technologies and compete with TSMC's SoIC approach. Direct 3D is said to achieve a bonding pitch under 5μm, which is denser than TSMC’s current 9μm SoIC-X, so this could give Intel a huge edge over AMD's current X3D CPUs. It is important to note that AMD's "3D-V Cache" implementation is one of the reasons behind the firm's success in the consumer CPU business, since users are apparently loving the extra L3 cache onboard.
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Hmm... Direct 3D... now where have I heard that term before....
 
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