Here are some suggestions for Intel processors.

[金明诚]

1. 1.Why doesn't Intel unlock the overclocking features for all processors like AMD? Users may choose not to use overclocking, but the option should exist. It is recommended that Intel remove the frequency and memory overclocking restrictions for non-K processors to better compete in the low-end market. Additionally, the overclocking functionality for B-series motherboards should be unlocked, allowing users to overclock processors and memory with B-series motherboards.
2. Intel has removed hyper-threading from some processors, leading to obvious regression in rendering, decompression, and certain productivity fields—for example, the 285K performs worse than the 14900K in these aspects. Since this generation of processors has lower power consumption and temperature, why not add hyper-threading to make up for this disadvantage? AMD has gained significant multi-threading performance through hyper-threading.
3. Intel's renaming strategy is quite confusing. The Core i series has a profound influence in China, but after the renaming, few users are familiar with the new names. It is suggested that the Core Ultra naming be reserved exclusively for thin and light laptops.
4. Hoping that future Intel processors will make breakthroughs in both multi-core and single-core performance, and that quad-channel memory technology can be applied to high-end processors.

These are sincere suggestions from a loyal Intel user.

[Mike_Intel]

Hello 金明诚,

Thank you for posting in Intel community Forum.

Thank you for taking time to provide these suggestions.

We appreciate your effort to enumerate them.

I will be forwarding these suggestions to the correct team.

If you have questions, please let us know. Thank you.

Best regards,

Michael L.

Intel Customer Support Technician

[Mike_Intel]

Hello 金明诚,

I hope you are having a good day.

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Best regards,

Michael L.

Intel Customer Support Technician