Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Even though there’s almost nothing left in the P-cores
There’s still performance to be squeezed out of the Arrow Lake 285K
There’s a couple hundred MHz headroom for the E-cores.
And there’s 800 MHz up for grabs with the NGU.
Then, 1.7 GHz more for the D2D.
Last but not least, we can quite easily run very high memory speeds.
Together with optimizing the memory timings
We get up to +40% extra performance
Even though there’s almost nothing left in the P-cores
There’s still performance to be squeezed out of the Arrow Lake 285K
There’s a couple hundred MHz headroom for the E-cores.
And there’s 800 MHz up for grabs with the NGU.
Then, 1.7 GHz more for the D2D.
Last but not least, we can quite easily run very high memory speeds.
Together with optimizing the memory timings
We get up to +40% extra performance










