Intel Core Ultra Computers

Modern computers for gaming, work, and AI applications.

Intel® Core™ Ultra computers are suitable for gaming, everyday work, live streaming, video editing, and other demanding tasks. Exact performance depends on the chosen processor, graphics card, and other components.

Core Ultra processors use cores optimized for different tasks and a dedicated processor section for AI functions. It can accelerate tasks in supported applications, such as audio noise reduction, image processing, and certain creative functions.

Computers in this category are offered with different processors, graphics cards, RAM, and storage options. If you are unsure which package contents are best for you, contact us – we will help you choose.

Who are Intel Core Ultra computers suitable for?

Intel Core Ultra computers are suitable for gaming, working with multiple applications, live streaming, video editing, and other demanding tasks. Gaming performance is also significantly influenced by the chosen graphics card.

How does Intel Core Ultra differ from Intel Core?

Intel Core refers to the well-known i3, i5, i7, and i9 processors. Intel Core Ultra is a newer processor family using a different platform and featuring a dedicated processor section for AI tasks. Specific performance should always be evaluated based on the exact processor model.

What is the difference between Intel Core Ultra 5, Ultra 7, and Ultra 9?

Core Ultra 5 is suitable for gaming and general use. Core Ultra 7 provides more power for streaming, video editing, and working with multiple applications. Core Ultra 9 is designed for complex creative and professional tasks.

What is the NPU in an Intel Core Ultra processor?

NPU is a processor section designed to handle AI tasks. It can be used in supported applications to accelerate video, audio, and other functions. NPU does not replace a dedicated graphics card and does not perform its role in games.

Do Intel Core Ultra processors have integrated graphics?

This depends on the specific processor model. Models with the letter "F" or "KF" in their name do not have integrated graphics, so a dedicated graphics card is required for the computer. Other Core Ultra models for desktop PCs typically have integrated Intel Graphics, but gaming PCs still use a dedicated graphics card.