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Core Ultra 7 155H vs Core Ultra 9 285K

Core Ultra 9 285K scores higher overall and wins 4 of 5 areas, but Core Ultra 7 155H still wins 1.

Area by area

Core Ultra 7 155HCore Ultra 9 285K
Multi-core potentialCore Ultra 9 285K leads6286
Single-core potentialCore Ultra 9 285K leads5684
CacheCore Ultra 9 285K leads1323
EfficiencyCore Ultra 7 155H leads9229
AI accelerationCore Ultra 9 285K leads2226

Why pick Core Ultra 7 155H

  • Base power (TDP): 28 W vs 125 W

16 cores

Why pick Core Ultra 9 285K

  • Base clock: 3.7 GHz vs 1.4 GHz
  • Cores: 24 vs 16
  • L3 / shared cache: 36 MB vs 24 MB
  • Max boost: 5.7 GHz vs 4.8 GHz

24 cores

Tiebreaker

What matters to you?

Set how much each area matters. The verdict updates instantly and stays on your device.

Your pick

Core Ultra 9 285K

Too close to call on your priorities.

  1. Core Ultra 9 285K50
  2. Core Ultra 7 155H49

If Efficiency mattered a bit more to you, Core Ultra 7 155H would draw level.

Full specifications

Overview
Core Ultra 7 155HCore Ultra 9 285K
SegmentLaptopDesktop
ArchitectureMeteor LakeArrow Lake-S
SocketBGALGA 1851
ProcessIntel 4TSMC N3B
Cores & clocks
Core Ultra 7 155HCore Ultra 9 285K
Cores1624
Threads2224
Core layout6 P-cores + 8 E-cores + 2 LP E-cores8 P-cores + 16 E-cores
Base clock1.4 GHz3.7 GHz
Max boost4.8 GHz5.7 GHz
Cache & memory
Core Ultra 7 155HCore Ultra 9 285K
L3 / shared cache24 MB36 MB
Memory supportDDR5-5600 / LPDDR5X-7467DDR5-6400
Power & graphics
Core Ultra 7 155HCore Ultra 9 285K
Base power (TDP)28 W125 W
Integrated graphicsIntel Arc (8 Xe cores)Intel Graphics (4 Xe cores)
NPU11 TOPS13 TOPS

Green marks the better value where “better” is clear. Specs from each maker’s published pages.