
The Core Ultra 7 270K was too good, so Intel scrapped the flagship Core Ultra 9 290K Plus — benchmarks of the 290K prototype find slim 2% faster performance in gaming and applications
<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi1gJBVV95cUxOZlRrNXpITWFVVzRMTzFsZkVyaWNxZmVsZE5hRUh1aG9YOUQ4eHZnUHI4SUZNSFNEcEdEaG1veHRCYk5vc3AzWWZGaWkwd0ZKZ1lDdUJyeFBvT0p3aDJpRE1XMk1yTXQ4aWtuZ25vM0lXVFFzUVBFcWZwX2tYeEYxS1FoLTVaeHFOMFNoc0p0Q1BiTDFsRkgxMi1DcU5saklhc2dkOWVoTnhQRU9uLWZzclkxbkp3ZVhjd1hnNVVDZ2NOOGN2b0J4S2JScHYtdkp1VXh1VFF6NFh1TzktZ1JCelAzcG5IVGUtRERRY1NLWWdtZXhNQUVFaHF5N0RlNHUwVW5TTzJfc1FtbnlZRVM3d0xQdGhSckU5YXMySjRTS0lITVZMc2dKVzJ1TWR3UVRGSTY4dmdtR3llNHo3cmNIc1pscEk5Tm9VemU1SHo2U05PY0hqOVE?oc=5" target="_blank">The Core Ultra 7 270K was too good, so Intel scrapped the flagship Core Ultra 9 290K Plus — benchmarks of the 290K prototype find slim 2% faster performance in gaming and applications</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Tom's Hardware</font>

