Intel has released one fix for poor Arrow Lake performance, and has another in the pipeline
Intel’s recently released Arrow Lake processors were notable for the wrong reasons. Performance was found to be more than a little disappointing, particularly for gamers. A fix was promised, and one has been delivered.
The fix takes the form of a not only an update to Windows, but also a BIOS update. But it does not end there. Intel says that it will be releasing a further update in January which will introduce additional performance optimizations.
iBUYPOWER offers Intel Core Ultra 200S series processors in custom gaming PCs
iBUYPOWER, a system integrator known for custom and pre-built gaming computers, has announced that Intel’s new Core Ultra 200S series processors are now available in its gaming PC lineup. Starting today, customers can configure their iBUYPOWER systems with these processors, which come with a three-year labor and two-year parts warranty.
The Intel Core Ultra processors are designed to improve gaming performance with AI-based features and advanced computing capabilities. iBUYPOWER customers can use these processors to optimize their setups, benefiting from AI-powered auto-framing, creative task acceleration, and enhanced data security with three built-in AI accelerators.