Intel fans are eagerly awaiting the release of the Core Ultra processors. While there’s still some time before the official launch, prebuilt gaming PCs featuring these CPUs, particularly the Intel Core Ultra 285K and 265K, have already surfaced on Amazon. What’s interesting is that these prebuilt systems have popped up even though the CPUs themselves aren’t yet available individually on Amazon.

Intel Core Ultra gaming PCs have appeared on Amazon

At the time of writing, we’ve found five prebuilt gaming PCs featuring new Intel Core Ultra processors that are currently available for pre-order. Four of these are equipped with the Intel Core Ultra 285K, while one features the 265K. They are priced between $2,199 and $4,799, with the higher-end models offering premium hardware, like the RTX 4090 GPU.

You can take a closer look at the prebuilt PCs below. Expected delivery dates for these are between the 24th to the 29th of October.

Should you opt for an Intel Core Ultra prebuilt gaming PC?

The upcoming Intel Core Ultra series is expected to bring significant improvements over the previous 14th-gen lineup. In fact, leaked V-Ray benchmarks suggest that the Intel Core Ultra 9 285K outperforms the 14900K and 14900KF. However, this is based on a single benchmark, and we’ll only know the actual performance once the CPUs are officially released.

The Core Ultra 200 series will also require a new socket, meaning you’ll need a Z890 motherboard. If you have an older motherboard, you’ll need to upgrade to use the new Core Ultra processors. If you’re planning to build a gaming PC with these processors but don’t enjoy building PCs yourself, you might want to consider getting a prebuilt system.

In other news, five CPUs from the Intel 14th-gen lineup, including the 14900K, have dropped to their all-time low prices on Amazon ahead of the Core Ultra lineup launch.

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