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Intel website confirms Core Ultra 7 processor 260K specs: 5.4GHz max turbo frequency

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According to Intel's website, the Core Ultra 7 processor 260K, which quietly appeared on the market, was in fact released as early as Q3 2026, and in terms of specifications it is roughly a downclocked version of the Ultra 7 265K. The Core Ultra 7 260K has a max turbo frequency of 5.4GHz, a P-core max turbo frequency of 5.3GHz and an E-core max turbo frequency of 4.5GHz — all 0.1GHz lower than the Ultra 7 265K — while the P-core and E-core base frequencies remain unchanged; its memory support is DDR5 6400MT/s, hinting that it is not part of "Arrow Lake Refresh" and still belongs to the first-generation "Arrow Lake", with inter-die frequency expected to be relatively lower as well. In addition, the Intel Core Ultra 7 processor 260K lacks Stable Image Platform Program eligibility, another difference between it and the Ultra 7 265K.

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Intel's official website confirms Core Ultra 7 processor 260K specs, max turbo frequency 5.4GHz

IT之家 November 14 news: According to Intel's official website page, the Core Ultra 7 processor 260K, which was previously quietly launched, was actually released as early as Q3 2026. In terms of specs, it is roughly equivalent to a lower-clocked version of the Ultra 7 265K.

The Intel Core Ultra 7 processor 260K has a maximum turbo frequency of 5.4GHz, a Performance-core maximum turbo frequency of 5.3GHz, and an Efficient-core maximum turbo frequency of 4.5GHz. All three figures are 0.1GHz lower than the Ultra 7 265K, but the base frequencies of the Performance-cores and Efficient-cores remain unchanged.

At the same time, the processor's memory support is DDR5 6400MT/s, suggesting it is not part of "Arrow Lake Refresh" and still belongs to first-generation "Arrow Lake"; its die-to-die frequency should also be relatively lower.

In addition, the Intel Core Ultra 7 processor 260K lacks Stable Image Platform Program eligibility, which is another difference between it and the Ultra 7 265K.

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