Intel: Core Ultra 200 launch didn't go as planned. Improvements begin in early December

In a interview by Hot Hardware Robert Hallock discussed several topics regarding the new processors Intel Core Ultra 200S. During the talk, it was discussed how the Feedback from various reviewers has helped the company understand Why the results observed in different media outlets differ from those expected by Intel, especially in the gaming field.

As reported by the portal Videocardz, there is no single factor that is responsible for the low performance of the Core Ultra 200 processors. For example, it has been mentioned that the increase in latency due to the topology it could be causing a decrease in performance during gaming. However, Robert Hallock clarifies that this It is not necessarily the case.

“I think people are interested in knowing what happened. I can’t go into details yet, but we’ve identified a number of multifactorial issues in the OS and BIOS, and I will say that the performance we’ve seen in reviews (through no fault of the reviewers) is not what we expected or intended. The launch did not go as planned. It’s been a humbling experience for all of us, and has inspired a fairly broad internal response to get to the bottom of what happened and fix it.”

-Robert Hallock, Intel (Intel Vice President and General Manager, Client AI and Technical Marketing)

While The representative could not elaborate the configurations or specific adjustments which will be carried out to optimize the performance of the new processors, it is expected that the patches are available between late November and early December.

Source: Hot Hardware