Understand how the computer's Intel Core i3, i5 and i7

 

Many people like Intel. The products made by the company are very cool. But the scheme with the name of the product is very ambiguous.

Like Core i3, Core i5, Core i7. The question of what will be the Core i7 497 GK may be coming to your mind. What do these annoying names mean?

Before knowing these things, a normal person may wonder why a different product name is required for a processor. Isn't it just labeling the details of how many GHz is running in it?

For example, when the Pentium 4 went public, we saw Pentium 3 with the same model and parallel capabilities. Pentium 3 was much faster.

Because it could do more work on each bike than the Pentium Four. But as a customer, we expect a product with a high score to be good. That is the problem.

Because not all megahertz and gigahertz are created equal. Therefore, the product cannot be rated on the basis of core performance. That is not the basis of how fast a processor is.

But ratings have also made it possible to measure processor efficiency. Graphics and processor maker AMD introduced its performance naming rating scheme in early 2000.

AMD began offering its processor a four-digit model number. Which AMD began to provide on the basis of the performance of the clock speed compared to the Intel CPU.

But it did not change anything. All of them were still indirectly named based on their clock speed. This is before Intel unveils its Core series.

One lineup of the CPU dramatically surpassed its predecessor model, which was operating at low hours. He then abandoned the megahertz competition.

Because Intel wanted to shift its marketing from frequency. As a result, we have these model numbers today.

Core i3 is a basic option. It has two processing cores, which are hyper-threading.

It has a small cache for good multitasking. It consumes very little energy.

It is of lower quality than the Core i5 and is cheaper. So most of us like Core i5.

Generally speaking, the i3 has two cores and the i5 has four cores. The number of cores is usually one digit less than its model number.

For example, the i3 has two cores, the i5 has four cores and the i7 has six cores. But this formula does not always apply.

Because mobile core i5 s has two cores and one hyperthreading. Most desktops have four cores and zero hyper-threading.

But the common denominator is improved onboard graphics and turbo boost. It is used to temporarily increase performance when there is a lot of load on the system.

When it comes to weight in the system, the Core i7 S comes to mind. First of all, all Core i7 Ss have hyper-threading. So that it can carry heavy loads.

The Core i7 can run from anywhere with the help of two processing cores. It can support two to eight sticks of memory from anywhere.

It also has a thermal design power of 10 watts to 130 watts or TDP. There are so many types it's hard to say.

There is a reason behind this. Compared to the lower tier processor, the Core i7 S has more cache, faster turbo boost and better onboard graphics.

Similarly, Core i7 is the best processor ever made by Intel. But there is also a disadvantage. That means it is very expensive.

In fact, the model number of these processors shows that this is the only segment between good, very good, and excellent. Besides, these numbers have no meaning.

So if you are buying a laptop, desktop and then look at its features. See the number of cores, the clock speeds of the CPU.

When you compare within the same product generation within the same brand, the metrics that come from it can give you a lot of meaning.