Intel H810 chipset: supported CPUs, overclocking, PCIe and USB

The Intel H810 is an Intel chipset for the LGA1851 socket (Intel 800 series, launched Q1'25). Per its specification it supports Core Ultra 200S; CPU overclocking — no, memory overclocking — no; graphics card: PCIe 5.0: 1x16.

12 desktop CPUs from the FPSHQ catalogue are compatible with it (0 of them need a BIOS update); the fastest in games is the Core Ultra 9 285K. Other chipsets of this platform: Intel Z890, Intel B860.

AMD and Intel specifications · checked · sources

Key figures

12
Compatible CPUs in the catalogue
no BIOS update
no
CPU overclocking
Memory overclocking: no
PCIe 5.0
PCIe for graphics card
PCIe 5.0: 1x16
2
USB 10 Gbps
plus up to 0 × 20 Gbps

Intel H810 among LGA1851 chipsets

Official specifications of LGA1851 platform chipsets; switch the parameter.

Intel H810 specifications

SocketLGA1851
SeriesIntel 800
LaunchQ1'25
ProcessorsCore Ultra 200S
MemoryDDR5 · DIMMs per channel: 1 (up to 2 slots)
CPU overclockingno
Memory overclockingno
BCLK overclockingno
PCIe for graphics cardPCIe 5.0: 1x16
PCIe from the chipsetPCIe 4.0 × 8
USB 20 Gbps0
USB 10 Gbps2
USB 3.x ports4
Total USB ports10
SATA 6 Gbps ports4

These are the chipset’s capabilities per its specification; a specific board may have fewer ports and slots — check its specifications. Source: intel.com (ark)

CPUs for Intel H810 boards

ProcessorGaming ScoreBIOSUnlocked
Core Ultra 9 285K7180no BIOS updateyes
Core Ultra 7 265K7030no BIOS updateyes
Core Ultra 7 265KF7030no BIOS updateyes
Core Ultra 9 2856980no BIOS updateno
Core Ultra 7 2656830no BIOS updateno
Core Ultra 7 265F6830no BIOS updateno
Core Ultra 5 245K6710no BIOS updateyes
Core Ultra 5 245KF6710no BIOS updateyes
Core Ultra 5 2456520no BIOS updateno
Core Ultra 5 2356400no BIOS updateno
Core Ultra 5 2256250no BIOS updateno
Core Ultra 5 225F6250no BIOS updateno
In short

Which CPUs does the Intel H810 support and is a board with it worth buying?

The Intel H810 is an Intel chipset for the LGA1851 socket (Intel 800, launched Q1'25). Per its official specification (checked Oct 8, 2026) it supports Core Ultra 200S; CPU overclocking — no, memory overclocking — no; PCIe for the graphics card — PCIe 5.0: 1x16. 12 desktop CPUs in the FPSHQ catalogue are compatible with it, 0 of them need a BIOS update; the fastest in games is the Core Ultra 9 285K. A Intel H810 board is a good fit if your CPU is in this list and its overclocking, USB and PCIe capabilities are enough for you; otherwise compare it with other chipsets of the platform: Intel Z890, Intel B860. A specific board may have fewer ports than the chipset specification — check its specifications.

updated · source: Intel ark: desktop chipsets

Frequently asked questions

Which CPUs does the Intel H810 support?
Per the Intel specification: Core Ultra 200S. 12 desktop CPUs in the FPSHQ catalogue are compatible with it, 0 of them only after a board BIOS update.
Can I overclock the CPU on a Intel H810 board?
No: per the Intel specification the Intel H810 does not support CPU overclocking; memory overclocking — no. To overclock the CPU you need another chipset of this platform that supports it.
Which PCIe version does the graphics card get on a Intel H810 board?
Per the specification: PCIe 5.0: 1x16. The final slot version also depends on the CPU and the specific board — check its specifications.
Which memory do Intel H810 boards support?
Intel H810 boards use DDR5. DDR4 and DDR5 are not interchangeable: if “DDR4/DDR5” is shown, the memory type depends on the specific board model.
Do I need a BIOS update for a new CPU on a Intel H810 board?
For CPUs marked “BIOS update needed” (0 in the FPSHQ catalogue), the board must get firmware that supports them. Boards released after the CPU usually already have it; if in doubt, check the supported CPU list on the board maker’s website.

Methodology and sources

Chipset specifications come from Intel ark (each chipset’s page) and AMD AM4/AM5 chipset pages, checked Oct 8, 2026. Compatibility: socket (for LGA1151 — generation) and the CPU family in the chipset’s support list; “BIOS” — per the chipset maker, firmware with support is required. The FPSHQ tip is a rule, not data: without overclocking — the newest mid-range chipset without a mandatory BIOS update; for overclocking — the newest one with CPU overclocking. Fields missing from the official source are shown as “—”. More about the methodology →

Sources:
FPSHQ Team · Data updated
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