More evidence is mounting about clock speeds for Intel Arrow Lake CPUs, and it looks as though the company is taking a much more conservative approach to megahertz with its forthcoming desktop processors. According to the latest leak, the new Intel Core Ultra 9 285K boost clock is significantly lower than that of its current two flagship 14th gen CPUs, which are currently struggling with stability problems in a number of games. While the Core i9 14900K is Intel’s best gaming CPU when it comes to raw multi-threaded performance, it runs at a sky high turbo boost clock speed of 6GHz, which not only makes it run hot, but also requires a lot of power to ensure it regularly hits that frequency. Reports of game crashes on Intel CPUs from this generation are also widespread. With its latest top-end chip, however, Intel is seemingly happy to run it at a lower clock speed, even when it’s boosting. Continue reading Intel is reportedly winding down clock speeds on its new gaming CPUs MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Core i5 14600K review, Best gaming CPU, Core i9 14900K review