Today we are talking about the Difference
between the core i3 Core i5 core i7 and core i9. Now as far as the intel core lineup goes
you've got the Pentium then you've got the core i3 Core i5 core i7 and then the
newest core i9. No we're not gonna be talking about Pentium here it's just not
good and I can't recommend buying one these days because it's old and it's
really really not that much cheaper than a core i3 so we're gonna start off
with the core i3 the core i3 is the cheapest Intel CPU on the market rocking
just 2 cores with hyper-threading allowing for better Multitasking. When you're
doing a bunch of stuff that once say you're working in more processor running
chrome running music looking at your email all at the same time. Hyper
threading is going to help you do all that it has a smaller cache and say the
core i5 core i7 and it's going to be cheaper than the core i5 and core i7. Now
that is the thing it's cheaper for a reason. It's gonna have worse performance
in those processors and for gaming in 2020 a core i3 is probably not going to
be great the moving on to the core i5. There are two types of core i5 the
mobile which has two cores with hyper-threading and the desktop which has four
cores with no hyper threading awkward-- is however had better onboard graphics
than the core i3 and they're gonna have turbo boost allowing you to boost your
gigahertz from say two point eight to three point eight during heavy workloads.
Say you're playing on CPU intense game it's gonna be able to boost that clock
speed up. In order to get you that better performance, are you going more depth
with this but I want that special value you need turbo boost allows you to get
more gigahertz out of an Intel processor whenever it's needed. Now moving on to
the former leader of the Intel lineup not anymore we've got the core i9. Let's
talk about the core i7, every core i7 on the market has hyper-threading which
again helps you when you're doing a lot of multi tasking bunch of different
workloads all at once depending on the model you pick up. It can have two cores
in some of the laptops out there up to ten cores in the workstation models of
the core i7. Again depending on which model you might just be able to run two
sticks of RAM up to eight sticks of RAM which is absolutely incredible and
overall i7 is gonna have better onboard graphics. They're gonna support more
things overall workstation wise they have faster and better overall turbo boost
allowing again for you to boost up to gigahertz from say 2.8 to 3.8 gigahertz when
needed and there obviously with all the core is gonna have much much much more
cash than the lower processors in the intel line up. Let's talk about the core
i-9, the core i-9 has anywhere from that ten core mark where the i7 ends all the
way up to eighteen poor's mind-blown if you want to say do a lot of extremely
cpu heavy tasks all at once. Let's say you're streaming on twitch playing a
game, video editing photo editing all at the same time a core iodine is what
you're going to want because you're gonna be able to handle all those workloads.
Gets all of those wicking cores all of them have hyper threading alone for
anywhere from 20 to 36 threads depending on the model you buy. Wow that's
insane and something unique about the core i9 is when your turbo boosting right
well we talked about before that only happens on one CPU core normally. But on
the core i-9 there are two preferred cores allowing you to boost on two cores
not just one this can be great when you're running CPU heavy tasks that can
only use say two ish course games a lot of games out there. Do this you'll see
games only want to use to maximum cores and if you can boost on two cores
you're gonna get much better performance in that game than say you even will
with an i7 boosting on one core. These two prefer cores also allow for better
overclocking and just overall better performance core. I knives are powerhouses
and most people won't need them right now but it's great to see Intel stepping
up their game in the processor market. I think they're really starting to feel
the heat and now we can finally start seeing some huge leaps again in the
process or industry overall though the core i3 is the cheapest and going to
give you the lowest performance. The core i9 which is going to give you the
best performance now I would like to say the general rule of thumb within these
model lines is there Plus this equals this and that's how you can determine
this is the better processor but that's just simply not the case. Go to the Intel's
website where you can get all the specs on all their different CPUs as long as
you can pair CPUs with in the same generation you should be able to do
comparisons with the numbers there without having much trouble .
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