CPU Core

[Christof_05]

Hello,what is the difference between quad cpu and i5 one

 

[kennyparker1337]

I haven't had much experience with the new i5 and i7, but I believe:

i7 has 7 cores, i5 has 5 cores, and quad (meaning 4) has 4 cores.

 

[lenoxlv]

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

i7 = 4 cores
i5= cors

 

[LastVampyer]

i5 is only dual core I think whereas i7 is Quad Core, but it goes much more beyond the amount of cores you have for example, speed, chip-types and so on.

 

[kennyparker1337]

Yea, well i was way off.

only the i7-970 has 6 cores, and the rest have 4 cores.

some of the i5's are 4 cores, and some 2.

Its just more advanced tech. put into each chip...oh well.


And hey! Someday there will be an intel CPU with 7 cores

 

[rohn_avni]

I haven't had much experience with the new i5 and i7, but I believe:

i7 has 7 cores, i5 has 5 cores, and quad (meaning 4) has 4 cores.

i7 980X = 6 cores
i7 is = Quad 4 cores
i5 upto model 570 = dual core that means 2 cores and from i5 570 all r Quad core that means 4 cores
i3= dual core 2 cores....

 

[rohn_avni]

i5 is only dual core I think whereas i7 is Quad Core, but it goes much more beyond the amount of cores you have for example, speed, chip-types and so on.

i 5 are dual cores and starting from model i5 750 they r all Quad cores......and all i7 except i7 980x are quad cores..... i7 980 is a 6 core processor.....

 

[rohn_avni]

Yea, well i was way off.

only the i7-970 has 6 cores, and the rest have 4 cores.

some of the i5's are 4 cores, and some 2.

Its just more advanced tech. put into each chip...oh well.


And hey! Someday there will be an intel CPU with 7 cores

i7 970 and also, i7 980x has 6 cores.....
http://www.intel.com/products/processor/corei7ee/specifications.htm
http://www.intel.com/products/processor/corei7/specifications.htm

 

[Timop]

i7 970/80X = 6-core/HT/LGA1366/Turbo
i7 920/30/40/50/60/65/75 = 4-core/HT/1366/Turbo
i7 8X0 = 4-core/HT/LRA1156/Turbo
i5 7X0 = 4-core/LGA1156/Turbo
i5 6XX = 2-core/IGP/HT/LGA1156/Turbo
i3 5XX = 2-core/IGP/HT/LGA1156
Pentium GXXXX = 2-core/IGP/LGA1156