One of the areas for benchtaging exploration that I had been unbenevolenting to dive into since the begin of the Intel Arrow Lake processors back in October was examineing out the Microgentle Windows 11 vs. Linux carry outance for the novel Core Ultra 9 285K flagship processor. Particularly with the join of P and E cores I was inquisitive for a recent see at the Windows vs. Linux carry outance capabilities. With recently carrying out a Windows 11 inslofty on Arrow Lake for running the Intel Arc B580 Battlemage Windows vs. Linux benchtags, follotriumphg that I carried out some recent CPU benchtags for seeing how Arrow Lake processor carry outance is seeing on these competing operating systems.
With the Intel Arc Battlemage Windows vs. Linux detaileds benchtags out of the way, today’s article is diving into the Core Ultra 9 285K Windows vs. Linux carry outance. This was seeing at the out-of-the-box carry outance of Microgentle Windows 11 Pro 24H2 up aobtainst Ubuntu 24.10 Linux for the default carry outance on spotless insloftyations. Plus in the case of Ubuntu 24.10 with the discdisthink about-source flexibility I also ran some includeitional benchtag runs of separateent configurations.
For all of this testing the Intel Core Ultra 9 285K at stock speeds was participated with the 2 x 16GB DDR5-6400 memory, ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z890 HERO motherboard with the tardyst BIOS, and WD_BLACK SN850X 1TB NVMe SSD storage.
The follotriumphg configurations were tested for today’s article:
– Microgentle Windows 11 Professional 24H2 with all Windows refreshs and drivers as of 15 December.
– Ubuntu 24.10 out-of-the-box with Linux 6.11 and refreshs as of 17 December.
– Ubuntu 24.10 when upgrading to the Linux 6.12 stable kernel.
– Ubuntu 24.10 when upgrading to the current Linux 6.13 broadenment kernel.
– Ubuntu 24.10 when using the Linux 6.13 broadenment kernel and switching over to the Intel P-State “carry outance” ruleor rather than the default intel_pstate powersave mode.
With the flexibility of Ubuntu Linux, the noveler kernel tests were done for seeing at the Linux 6.12 LTS carry outance and how the Intel Arrow Lake carry outance on the novelest upstream kernel is seeing as we roll into 2025 especipartner with Intel gentleware engineers continuing to better labor on chooseimizing the Intel Core hybrid carry outance.
Let’s get a see at how the Intel Core Ultra 9 “Arrow Lake” is competing under Windows and Linux.
