INTEL
PROCESSOR COMPARISON & PROCESSOR SPEED
INTEL PROCESSORS GENERATION
1)
Intel
Pentium (1993 – 1999)
2)
Intel
Pentium Pro (1995 – 1998)
3)
Intel
Pentium MMX (1996 – 1999)
4)
Intel
Pentium II (1997 – 1999)
5)
Intel
Celeron (1998–present)
6)
Intel Xeon
(1998–present)
7)
Intel
Pentium III (1999 – 2003)
8)
Pentium
4 (2000 – 2008)
9)
Pentium
4 (2000 – 2008)
10) Pentium M (2003 – 2008)
11) Pentium D/EE (2005 – 2008)
12) Intel Core (2006 – 2008)
13) Intel Pentium Dual-Core (2006 – 2009)
14) Intel Core 2 (2006 – 2011)
15) Intel i3 (2010)
16) Intel i5 (2009)
17) Intel i7 (2008)
18) Intel i7 (Extreme Edition) (2011)
INTEL CPU
GENERATION
1) Intel
Celeron
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Celeron
G4950 (2/2 Core)
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Celeron
G4930 (2/2 Core)
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Celeron
G4930T (2/2 Core)
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Celeron
G4920 (2/2 Core)
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Celeron
G4900 (2/2 Core)
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Celeron
G4900T (2/2 Core)
2) Intel
Pentium
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Pentium
Gold (2/4 Cores)
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Pentium
Gold G5620 (2/4 Cores)
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Pentium
Gold G5620T (2/4 Cores)
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Pentium
Gold G5600 (2/4 Cores)
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Pentium
Gold G5500 (2/4 Cores)
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Pentium
Gold G5500T (2/4 Cores)
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Pentium
Gold G5420 (2/4 Cores)
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Pentium
Gold G5420T (2/4 Cores)
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Pentium
Gold G5400 (2/4 Cores)
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Pentium
Gold G5400T (2/4 Cores)
3) Intel
Core i3
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Core
i3-8350K (4/4 Cores)
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Core
i3-8320 (4/4 Cores)
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Core
i3-8320T (4/4 Cores)
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Core
i3-8300T (4/4 Cores)
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Core
i3-8120 (4/4 Cores)
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Core
i3-8120T (4/4 Cores)
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Core
i3-8100 (4/4 Cores)
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Core
i3-8100T (4/4 Cores)
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Core
i3-8020 (4/4 Cores)
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Core
i3-8020T (4/4 Cores)
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Core
i3-8000 (4/4 Cores)
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Core
i3-8000T (4/4 Cores)
4) Intel Core
i5
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Core
i5-8650K (6/6 Cores)
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Core
i5-8650 (6/6 Cores)
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Core
i5-8600K (6/6 Cores)
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Core
i5-8550 (6/6 Cores)
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Core
i5-8500 (6/6 Cores)
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Core
i5-8500B (6/6 Cores)
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Core
i5-8500T (6/6 Cores)
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Core
i5-8420 (6/6 Cores)
-
Core
i5-8420T (6/6 Cores)
-
Core
i5-8400 (6/6 Cores)
-
Core
i5-8400B (6/6 Cores)
-
Core
i5-8400T (6/6 Cores)
5) Intel Core
i7
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Core
i7-8700K (6/12 Cores)
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Core
i7-8700 (6/12 Cores)
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Core
i7-8700B (6/12 Cores)
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Core
i7-8700T (6/12 Cores)
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Core
i7-8670 (6/12 Cores)
-
Core
i7-8670T (6/12 Cores)
6) Intel Core
i9
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Core
i9-9900T (4.40 GHz) (8 Cores)
-
Core
i9-9900 (5 GHz) (8 Cores)
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Core
i9-9880H (4.80 GHz) (8 Cores)
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Core
i9-9980HK (5 GHz) (8 Cores)
-
Core
i9-9900K (5 GHz) (8 Cores)
-
Core
i9-8950HK (4.80 GHz) (6 cores)
INTEL PROCESSORS
COMPARISON
Core i3 vs Core i5 vs Core i7
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Most Intel CPUs
you'll see on laptop And Desktop are i3, i5 & i7.
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Core i3 is the
slowest, i5 is in the middle and i7 is fastest.
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The i5 model is more
than Reliable for a regular, user who is not doing intensive graphics work, or
gaming.
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Both Core i5 and Core
i7 support turbo boost, which allows the clock speed to go higher based on the
task, and Hyper-Threading, which gives you two unique threads for each core.
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Core i3 does not
provide either of those features. In addition, Intel's 8th Gen Core platform is
available in Core i5, Core i7 and Core i9.
INTEL PROCESSORS LIST BY SPEED
PROCESSOR
|
BUS SPEED
|
Intel Celeron
|
66 MHz, 100 MHz, 133 MHz, 400 MHz, 533 MHz,
800 MHz
|
Intel Atom
|
400 MHz, 533 MHz, 667 MHz, 2.5 GT/s
|
Intel Pentium
|
50 MHz – 66 MHz
|
Intel Pentium MMX
|
60 MHz – 66 MHz
|
Intel Pentium Pro
|
60 MHz, 66 MHz
|
Intel Pentium II
|
66 MHz, 100 MHz
|
Intel Pentium III
|
100 MHz, 133 MHz
|
Pentium 4
|
400 MHz, 533 MHz, 800 MHz, 1066 MHz
|
Pentium 4
|
800 MHz, 1066 MHz
|
Pentium M
|
400 MHz, 533 MHz
|
Pentium D/EE
|
533 MHz, 800 MHz, 1066 MHz
|
Intel Pentium Dual-Core
|
533 MHz, 667 MHz, 800 MHz, 1066 MHz
|
Intel Pentium (2009)
|
800 MHz, 1066 MHz, 2.5GT/s, 5 GT/s
|
Intel Core
|
533 MHz, 667 MHz
|
Intel Core 2
|
533 MHz, 667 MHz, 800 MHz, 1066 MHz, 1333
MHz, 1600 MHz
|
Intel Core i3
|
1066 MHz, 1600 MHz, 2.5 – 5 GT/s
|
Intel Core i5
|
2.5 – 5 GT/s
|
Intel Core i7
|
4.8 GT/s, 6.4 GT/s
|
Intel Core i7(Extreme Edition)
|
2.5GT/s – 6.4 GT/s
|
Intel Core i9
|
8 GT/s
|
what is the latest intel CPU?
-
Intel's next
generation of desktop processors company announcing its new
9th Gen Core chips. Intel revealed its new Core i9-9900K,
which Intel says is “the best gaming processor in
the world.
what is most powerful Intel CPU?
-
The Intel® Core™ i9 X-series processor is most powerful ever.
Which one is better i5 or i7?
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For most people,
a Core i5, is going to be the most sensible choice especially since the
latest-generation i5s are typically comparable to the previous one’s i7.
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While there are a
lot of factors in determining overall system performance, a Core i5 processor
won’t usually end up bottlenecking your day-to-day performance. Most people,
including gamers, will find a Core i5 perfectly adequate.
-
A Core i7 CPU,
makes sense only for users who don’t mind paying a premium for more power or
for users who often run demanding software like video games at high framerates,
perform video editing, or render 3D objects. If the best performance is what
you’re looking for, its Core i7.
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Intel i5 and
Intel i7 are, simply put, processor brains for fitting inside a laptop or a
desktop computer. This i5 or i7 chipset isn't the only component that
determines the computer's speed, but it is the most important one as far as
performance goes.
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Both Intel i5 and
Intel i7 refer to families of processors, so you'll come across a lot of
different model names and numbers. As Intel refreshes its chips, It keeps the
i5 and i7 labels, so when you're making a choice between them it's important to
know their year of release and generation codename as well as the numbering.
-
Intel i7 chips
are typically more powerful and will cost you more money than Intel i5 chips.
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