Intel Prepares "200S Boost" Overclocking Profile for "Arrow Lake-S" Processors

Intel has just announced a new overclocking profile called "200S Boost", designed for its Arrow Lake-S-generation Core Ultra 200S processors. With this innovation, the US company offers performance enthusiasts a way to optimize their CPU safely, without falling outside the scope of the manufacturer's warranty. Intel 200S Boost: Performance [...] Intel article unveils the "200S Boost": an official overclocking profile for its Arrow Lake-S process…

Intel Prepares "200S Boost" Overclocking Profile for "Arrow Lake-S" Processors

Today, Intel introduced a new "200S Boost" factory-approved overclocking profile for the unlocked Intel Core Ultra 200S "Arrow Lake" processors. Namely, the Core Ultra 9 285K, 7 265K/265KF, and 5 245K/245KF SKUs are supported when installed on a compatible Intel Z890 motherboard with one‑DIMM‑per‑channel Intel XMP DDR5 memory. Activating the 200S Boost profile in the BIOS raises the System-on-Chip (fabric) clock from 2.6 GHz to up to 3.2 GHz and…

6 months later, has Intel finally fixed desktop performance?

Intel's most recent desktop launch for the Core Ultra 200S family did not go smoothly. Multiple fixes have been launched to correct course, but results have varied. Now, Intel has a new performance solution: Intel 200S Boost overclocking.

Still in the hope of turning its Core Ultra 200K into race beasts, Intel has been testing all kinds of magic potions for months. Here's a new drink: an overclocking profile named 200S Boost...

Intel has introduced the so-called "200S Boost" for its Core Ultra 200S (Arrow Lake-S) series processors with K/KF-Suffix, which bundles existing OC features and applies them in accordance with the warranty.

Intel deploys the 200S Boost profile for its Core Ultra 200S processors (K models), with a clear objective: to improve performance by intervening on the processor's internal interconnections. Two elements are involved: the Fabric (responsible for exchanges within the tiles) and the Die-to-Die (D2D) link, used for communication between the different physical properties of the architecture. Precisely what had been pointed out to explain why the ov…