Intel adds new Broadwell and Skylake processors
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Dantemastdie
Why is the core i7 more expencive than the core i5 with less physical cores and less cashe?
Denial
Dafox
Denial
UZ7
Sucks how they keep advertising them as "i7" when they're clearly 2/4 core/threads, sure they're the power saving ones but they're pretty much like i5 mobiles with higher clocks/cache, and yeah I know there are i5s with 4/4 core/threads out there as well but now its just selling point when people hear or see "i7" they already think its the best and nothing else. (when noobs go.. will it play games? "does it have an i7?" yeah.. "yeah then it can play games") lol yes I hear that all the time xD
Granted in desktop world there are i7 4/8, 6/12, 8/16, and 10/20...
Wish laptops stay at:
i7 = 4/8
i5 = 4/4 (okay 2/4)
i3 = 2/4
Celeron/Pentium 2/2 etc...
Edit: Ah forgot each wattage has their own category (45W, 28W, 15W) of i7/i5/i3s :P
YQ4869
The price is a little bit hight for a 2 cores 4 threads CPUs***65292;even it has a skylake framework.
BTW***65292;wonder how the 'ZEN' core CPU going, now the intel has it's own skylake CPU series, if the ZEN core CPUs don't have a remarkbale performance***65292;it will be completely no competitiveness for AMD‘s CPUs
Davud
I think Intel should just cut the c#$8 on their branding and naming. It just gets more confusing with every generation.
Here is my suggestion:
i3 ---> for 2 cores (2 or 4 threads) ------ medium performance desktop
i5 ---> for 4 cores (4 or 8 threads) -----------high performance desktop
i7 ---> for 6 cores (6 or 12 threads) ---------extra performance desktop
Xeon->for more than 6 cores and threads ---ultra performance desktop
add a suffix for hyper threaded or non hyper threaded after the model...
eg: Core i5 6600K becomes Core i5 K660
Core i7 6700K becomes Core i5 HK670
Core i7 5930K becomes Core i7 HK593
and replace "i" for "m" or whatever for mobile