G-Master Spear 2 Z890i Review Tests Forza Horizon 6 at 4K
The review tests whether a mid-range Core Ultra 5 250K Plus build, positioned between the 245K and 265K, can run Forza Horizon 6 comfortably at 4K.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
ASCII.jp's second look at the Sycom G-Master Spear 2 Z890i benchmarks the BTO PC with a Core Ultra 5 250K Plus and RTX 5070 Ti. The CPU carries 6 P-cores and 12 E-cores, four more E-cores than the Core Ultra 5 245K and two fewer P-cores than the Core Ultra 7 265K. CINEBENCH 2026 scored 7263 pts multi-thread and 566 pts single-thread. The standard configuration sells for 453,130 yen, or 404,150 yen during the Sycom Summer Campaign 2026 through August 31.
Sycom's G-Master Spear 2 Z890i is one of three models in the Spear 2 line, split by supported CPU series. The tested unit pairs the Core Ultra 5 250K Plus with an RTX 5070 Ti, and the question the piece sets out to answer is whether that combination runs Forza Horizon 6 at 4K.
The 250K Plus gains four E-cores over the previous-series Core Ultra 5 245K and loses two P-cores against the Core Ultra 7 265K, with improved D2D clock speeds pushing its gaming performance closer to the 265K. The review also monitors CPU temperature under load with HWiNFO64 Pro. The standard configuration sells for 453,130 yen including shipping, or 404,150 yen during the Sycom Summer Campaign 2026, which runs through August 31.
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