#5TH GENERATION CORE I5 PC#

Successors of the powerful Intel Core i7 quad-core parts used in gaming and other high-performance notebooks wonвЂ™t be available before 3rd quarter 2015, according to rumors. ThereвЂ™s no word on high-end H-series Broadwell chips in IntelвЂ™s announcement. The processors with Iris consume 28W of power.ДЇurthermore, the Core-series Broadwell parts are accompanied by a couple of budget-class Pentium and Celeron chips based on the same architecture.ДЇor affordable tablets, Intel has prepared a new platform with low-power Atom Cherry Trail system-on-chip, replacing the Bay Trail. It is supposed to be noticeably better in terms of graphics performance than the HD 55, but still without being a gaming-class GPU solution. Furthermore, the new Core lineup features the i3-5157U, i5-5257U, i5-5287U, and i7-5557U with the Intel Iris 6100 IGP. Their 15-Watt 5th Gen replacements arrived today in 10 different variants. They are utilized in numerous thin-and-light and mainstream systems, delivering a mid-range computing speed without consuming excessive amounts of power. The most widely adopted notebook processors currently are those from the 4th Generation Haswell Intel Core U-series family, such as the i3-4030U, i5-4210U and i7-4510U. You can find this brand new processor breed in a few ultra-thin convertible laptops such as the Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro. The 5th Gen Core series CPUs, known as Broadwell, started shipping last year in form of the Intel Core M 5Y70 with a lower-mid-range performance, very low power consumption, and potentially fanless cooling.

#5TH GENERATION CORE I5 PC#

Intel today officially announced the 5th Generation Intel Core i3, i5, and i7 processors for laptops and other mobile PC form factors such as 2-in-1 systems.

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