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Intel Core i5-10400 Photos and Details
As we get closer and closer to Intel's 14nm Comet Lake release for desktop, more info and photos leak out. This round the Core i5-10400.
The Core i5 desktop processor will get HyperThreading being a 6-core/12-thread processor with 12 MB of shared L3 cache (9 MB L3 on last gen). Replacing the Core i5-9400/F the i5-10400 is likely to be under the $200 mark, as well as the i5-10400F. The CPUs willl get a 2.90 GHz base clock speeds and up to 4.30 GHz maximum, Turbo Boost with a 4.00 GHz all-core Turbo Boost at 65 W. The chip will compete with AMD's Ryzen 5 3600 series.
The 10th generation Core desktop processors will require a new motherboard being based on LGA1200 package, the Intel 400-series motherboards. It is expected to see a release/announcement in April.
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#5767417 Posted on: 03/09/2020 01:27 PM
2.90ghz base clock for a hexacore. pathetic, intel. and i assume they have the same security flaws as the other ones before it, because intel keeps making the same cpu for 5-6 years now and only keeps changing "rules" for what motherboard you can use. artificially, of course
2.90ghz base clock for a hexacore. pathetic, intel. and i assume they have the same security flaws as the other ones before it, because intel keeps making the same cpu for 5-6 years now and only keeps changing "rules" for what motherboard you can use. artificially, of course
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#5767431 Posted on: 03/09/2020 02:33 PM
These i5's should have HT long time ago. Ryzen 3600 still looks better option.
These i5's should have HT long time ago. Ryzen 3600 still looks better option.
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#5767461 Posted on: 03/09/2020 04:05 PM
it never works at that clock, it's either lower (sub 2000) or or max clock when loaded (4.4ghz or 4ghz depending on load). However, you can adjust those, as they are just power states. Simply go to power saving in windows, go advanced, and go under cpu section and set whatever you would like.
Security flaws, yes. If you let a "hacker" into your house and allow him to use your PC while you are not there, those security flaws are your main concern.
2.90ghz base clock for a hexacore. pathetic, intel. and i assume they have the same security flaws as the other ones before it, because intel keeps making the same cpu for 5-6 years now and only keeps changing "rules" for what motherboard you can use. artificially, of course
it never works at that clock, it's either lower (sub 2000) or or max clock when loaded (4.4ghz or 4ghz depending on load). However, you can adjust those, as they are just power states. Simply go to power saving in windows, go advanced, and go under cpu section and set whatever you would like.
Security flaws, yes. If you let a "hacker" into your house and allow him to use your PC while you are not there, those security flaws are your main concern.
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#5767549 Posted on: 03/09/2020 09:23 PM
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To compete with Ryzen 3600, motherboard / socket prices should also be considered. So same price just for CPU, doesn't cut here.