Intel Core Ultra 9 185H processor specifications revealed: 5.1 GHz main frequency, 16 cores with 22 threads, outperforming i9-13900H in performance!

The powerful performance of the Core Ultra 9 185H processor is attributed to its advanced process technology and architecture design. This processor adopts Intel's most advanced process technology, with high-performance core frequency and excellent energy consumption ratio, providing powerful support for various computing tasks. In addition, its new architecture design also makes the processor more efficient in handling complex and large amounts of computing tasks.

In terms of core configuration, the Core Ultra 9 185H is equipped with 16 cores and 22 threads, which gives it significant advantages in multitasking and multi-core computing. Compared to the previous generation i9-13900H, the Core Ultra 9 185H has achieved significant improvements in multi-core performance, which undoubtedly will bring users a smoother and more efficient experience.

From the data, it can be seen that this CPU will be packaged in Socket 2049 FCBGA with a TDP of 45W. According to previous reports, only the Ultra 9 series is based on 45W TDP, while the remaining Meteor Lake processors are based on 28W TDP.

In addition, this processor has a doubling frequency of x4.0~x51.0, with a maximum core frequency of 5.1 GHz. It integrates 6 P cores, 8 E cores, and 2 LP E cores, with a total of 16 cores and 22 threads.

In terms of performance, the Core Ultra 9 185H achieved a single core score of 767.2 and a multi-core score of 8096.9 in the latest CPU-Z 2.08 version (benchmark version 17.01.64). IT Home found that the current CPU-Z Benchmark includes Core i9-13900H (14 cores/20 threads, 5.4GHz) with single and multi-core ratings of 860 and 7452, respectively.AIDA64 memory testing shows that it has a latency of 133.4 ns, which is relatively high. It is worth noting that the testing platform uses LPDDR5 memory and may run at speeds of 7467 or 7500 MT/s.

In addition, the Core Ultra 9 185H also supports overclocking function, allowing users to fine tune the processor frequency according to their own needs for better performance. This feature is very practical for users who want to deeply customize their hardware.