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Intel Core i5-10400 Gets Benchmarked and tested, much faster SMT over Core i5 9400
Processors like these could be good gaming CPUs, and yes once again in Asia on the ChipHell forums a leak occurred. This round the Core i5-10400 processor (6c/12t) listed for USD $184indicates it could be a sweet spot mid-range product.
Its predecessors are the Core i5-9400F and the i5-8400. Core i5-10400 comes with 6-cores/12-threads and has 12 MB of shared L3 cache with a base clock of 2.90 GHz and a turbo to 4.30 GHz.
Tested on an MSI MAG Z490 Tomahawk the results have been compared with an i5-9400F with Cinebench R15 and R20, CPU-Z and SuperPi. The processor posts is merely 2-5% faster in a single-threaded test. With multi-threaded tests, the i5-10400 starts to shine thanks to HyperThreading and is yielding a ~40% performance increase in CPU-Z bench multi-threaded; with similar results in Cinebench R20. The results show that the processor is in close reach of the Ryzen 5 3600X in multi-threaded Cinebench tests.
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#5787889 Posted on: 05/12/2020 07:55 PM
When you think about 8700k isnt that fast anymore. I dont think this is worth 280$ and need a new board. Again what amd offers with 3600 is a better choise.
Not bad, basically a slowed down 8700K. If it was unlocked you'd likely get it to 5GHz.
When you think about 8700k isnt that fast anymore. I dont think this is worth 280$ and need a new board. Again what amd offers with 3600 is a better choise.
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#5787896 Posted on: 05/12/2020 08:17 PM
The 10400 is going to be $280?
When you think about 8700k isnt that fast anymore. I dont think this is worth 280$ and need a new board. Again what amd offers with 3600 is a better choise.
The 10400 is going to be $280?
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#5787903 Posted on: 05/12/2020 08:41 PM
Same thing AMD is asking for their new CPUs, and he might need to buy a new motherboard anyway. Besides this'll probably be better in everything compared to a 3600x, will probably draw more power and have higher temps tho. A 4600x could be better but again, anyone or almost, would need a new motherboard regardless. Also how do you know this is going to cost that much, xx400 class i5 should be the mid low i5s...
When you think about 8700k isnt that fast anymore. I dont think this is worth 280$ and need a new board. Again what amd offers with 3600 is a better choise.
Same thing AMD is asking for their new CPUs, and he might need to buy a new motherboard anyway. Besides this'll probably be better in everything compared to a 3600x, will probably draw more power and have higher temps tho. A 4600x could be better but again, anyone or almost, would need a new motherboard regardless. Also how do you know this is going to cost that much, xx400 class i5 should be the mid low i5s...
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#5787905 Posted on: 05/12/2020 08:43 PM
If you have 8700K you still have to buy a new board to get AMD CPU.
If you have 8700K you still have to buy a new board to get AMD CPU.
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Not bad, basically a slowed down 8700K. If it was unlocked you'd likely get it to 5GHz.