Intel Core Ultra Processors

Why Buy Your Intel Core Ultra CPU from Ezpz Solutions?

We aren’t just a regular online storefront—we are dedicated PC builders based right here in Mumbai. Transitioning to the Intel Core Ultra platform means navigating the brand-new LGA 1851 motherboard socket and working exclusively with high-speed DDR5 memory. That is why we offer hands-on, local expertise that massive national retailers simply cannot provide.

• Doorstep Installation in Mumbai: Buying a premium Core Ultra 7 or Ultra 9 but nervous about handling a completely new motherboard socket design? We offer complete Home PC Assembly and Installation, alongside Home PC Parts Upgrades and Testing, across Mumbai and nearby areas. We will bring your new next-gen processor right to your door and install it flawlessly.

• Zero Bottleneck Advice: Building a high-end gaming PC and wondering if the Core Ultra 5 can keep up with your top-tier graphics card? We help you balance your budget so you never overspend on a CPU when that money should go toward your GPU.

• Complete System Health: Making the jump to the newest Intel platform? Alongside hardware upgrades, our technicians offer Home PC Troubleshooting, Home Software Installation, and Home PC Deep Cleaning services to ensure your ultra-modern rig breathes easily and hits its maximum boost clocks.

• 100% Genuine & Warrantied: Every boxed Intel Core Ultra processor we sell is 100% genuine and comes with a full official Indian warranty for complete peace of mind.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Do I need a new motherboard for an Intel Core Ultra processor?

Yes, absolutely. Intel Core Ultra desktop processors introduce the brand-new LGA 1851 socket. They are physically incompatible with older LGA 1700 motherboards (like the Z790 or B760 used by 12th, 13th, and 14th Gen chips). To build a system with a Core Ultra processor, you must purchase a new 800-series motherboard (like a Z890).

Does the Intel Core Ultra platform support DDR4 RAM?

No. With the introduction of the Core Ultra desktop processors, Intel has officially moved on from DDR4. The new LGA 1851 motherboards exclusively support DDR5 memory. If you are upgrading from an older system, you will need to purchase a new kit of high-speed DDR5 RAM to go along with your new CPU and motherboard.

What is the NPU in an Intel Core Ultra processor?

NPU stands for Neural Processing Unit. It is a dedicated piece of hardware built directly into the processor specifically designed to handle AI workloads. Instead of relying entirely on your graphics card or standard CPU cores, the NPU efficiently runs AI tasks in the background like AI noise cancellation, advanced background blurring in video calls, and AI-accelerated effects in Adobe Premiere—without slowing down your game or draining excess power.

What happened to the “Core i” naming scheme (i5, i7, i9)?

Starting with this new generation, Intel has officially dropped the “i” from its branding to mark a massive architectural shift. Instead of Core i5, i7, and i9, the new processors are categorized as Core Ultra 5, Core Ultra 7, and Core Ultra 9. Despite the name change, the hierarchy remains the same: Ultra 5 is the mainstream champion, Ultra 7 is for high-end enthusiasts, and Ultra 9 is the flagship powerhouse.