Intel's Arrow Lake-based Core Ultra 9 processors have faced poor gaming performance reviews, with expectations to improve reflected in a comprehensive update expected by the end of November.
Despite acknowledging their new Arrow Lake chips wouldn't surpass AMD's gaming performance, Intel emphasized that the chips' fundamental design is sound but require fixes.
Intel is taking responsibility for the performance issues of its Arrow Lake chips, stating that the problems do not stem from Microsoft's involvement or other external factors.
Intel's VP Robert Hallock noted that while efficiency gains were observed, testing showed their new chips lagging behind even the previous Raptor Lake generation.
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