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Intel® Core™ i3 Desktop Processor Top Support Documents Technical Documents (Datasheets, Design Guides, etc) Technical resources for the processors Intel® Desktop Processor Support Resources This document contains the most commonly sought after information on Intel® Desktop Processors.
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- Intel CORE Lineup Overview
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Intel lists 17 individual 'standard power' 10th-gen Core desktop processors, though in reality there's just a handful of unique models. For example, there are two distinct Core i9 models, the 10900 and the 10900K, but each has an alternate version without the integrated graphics – dubbed the 10900F and 10900KF. But let's start from the bottom and w...
Starting with Cinebench R20 we find that the 10400 is just shy of 50% faster than the 10100, which makes sense given the i5 processor packs 50% more cores and clock speeds are about the same. Then we see a 13% jump from the 10400 to the 10600K and this difference is a result of the operating clock speed, and of course, given that the K SKU part is ...
The Core i9-10900K is a beast, pushing total system consumption to 300 watts, a 70 watt increase from the 10700K. Meanwhile the 10700K pushed system consumption just 30 watts higher than the 10600K.
Time for a look at gaming performance and first up we have Battlefield V at 1080p with the ultra quality preset using an RTX 2080 Ti. The 10900K and 10700K are both GPU limited and as a result they delivered the same average and 1% low performance. The 10600K also managed to produce the same average frame rate but slipped away from the 1% low, trai...
For budget gaming PCs, or general computing needs, the Core i3-10100 works well enough. For not a great deal more though, we do feel the Core i5-10400is a much better investment. The Core i3-10300 and 10320 might fare a little better thanks to the larger L3 cache capacity and the slightly higher clock frequencies, but considering both are more expe...
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Oct 24, 2019 · A step up from Core i3 is the Core i5. This is often where bargain-hunting PC gamers look for solid deals on processors. An i5 typically lacks Hyper-Threading, but it has more cores (currently, six, rather than four) than Core i3. The i5 parts also generally have higher clock speeds, a larger cache, and can handle more memory.
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Jun 22, 2023 · The latest generations of Core i3 CPUs typically come with between 5-12MB of Intel Smart Cache memory. The Core i5 series has between 20MB and 24MB of Intel Smart Cache memory, and the Core i7 series has between 30MB and 33MB of cache. The Intel Core i9 series tops the list; each CPU has 36MB of Intel Smart Cache memory.
