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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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#5787775 Posted on: 05/12/2020 04:27 PM
I would not call base TDP of 65W much. Look at the CPU package temps of 59C - in the AIDA FPU Stresss test.. I wonder what kind of cooler they used for it.
I am more interested in 10700K results and comparisons to 9700K, 3700X and 3800X.
I would not call base TDP of 65W much. Look at the CPU package temps of 59C - in the AIDA FPU Stresss test.. I wonder what kind of cooler they used for it.
I am more interested in 10700K results and comparisons to 9700K, 3700X and 3800X.
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#5787777 Posted on: 05/12/2020 04:30 PM
Meh, I'll take my $85 1600 AF on B450 and upgrade a couple years from now to Zen 2. Now that is value.
Meh, I'll take my $85 1600 AF on B450 and upgrade a couple years from now to Zen 2. Now that is value.
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#5787779 Posted on: 05/12/2020 04:41 PM
I get 954 in cinebench r15 with 9400F and 3200 cl16 ram and 19x in single core test. I am saying I would probably build PC better than they did and get even more out of 10400. It's not really hard to build it better, you just need to do it properly.
the real question is: is it better to put i7 8700 on the same mobo as 9400 is in, or get a whole new system. (for me: neither)
It draws <65W max. It's literally coded that way. When it reaches or goes over that it throttles the clock down to stay =<65W.
Stop making s*it up.
I get 954 in cinebench r15 with 9400F and 3200 cl16 ram and 19x in single core test. I am saying I would probably build PC better than they did and get even more out of 10400. It's not really hard to build it better, you just need to do it properly.
the real question is: is it better to put i7 8700 on the same mobo as 9400 is in, or get a whole new system. (for me: neither)
These could be good CPUs... if only efficency wasn't that bad. I'm not buying anything that draws so much more power and runs so much hotter than a comparable CPU of the competition.
It draws <65W max. It's literally coded that way. When it reaches or goes over that it throttles the clock down to stay =<65W.
Stop making s*it up.
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#5787807 Posted on: 05/12/2020 05:29 PM
I think those CPUs are great.
a 6/12 sub 200$ is value.
You can still get an AMD if you think this is not worth.
I'm just wondering if the k version can overclock or is binned to not do so.
I think those CPUs are great.
a 6/12 sub 200$ is value.
You can still get an AMD if you think this is not worth.
I'm just wondering if the k version can overclock or is binned to not do so.
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These could be good CPUs... if only efficency wasn't that bad. I'm not buying anything that draws so much more power and runs so much hotter than a comparable CPU of the competition.