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>Our documents suggest that the standard Nova Lake-S 28C processor, configured with a 285W PL1, could deliver up to 16% higher gaming performance than the Core Ultra 9 285K at 250W. The 28C DS configuration, operating at 296W, is projected to deliver up to 33% higher gaming performance. 250-300w CPU’s just to beat the 285k (slower than 14900k, much slower than 9800x3d). https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-nova-lake-s-28c-with-ddr5-8000-projected-to-deliver-16-to-33-higher-gaming-performance-than-core-ultra-9-285k-with-ddr5-6400

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