5th Generation I5 Processor

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How to figure out which Intel chip you need. Include new 15-watt U-series Core i5 and Core i7 processors. The biggest change for the low-voltage CPUs is a step up to quad-core from dual-core.

Top of an Intel Core i5-2500
Bottom of an i5-3330

The following is a list of Intel Core i5 brand microprocessors. Introduced in 2009, the Core i5 line of microprocessors are intended to be used by mainstream users.

  • 1Desktop processors
    • 1.1Nehalem microarchitecture (1st generation)
    • 1.2Westmere microarchitecture (1st generation)
    • 1.3Sandy Bridge microarchitecture (2nd generation)
    • 1.4Ivy Bridge microarchitecture (3rd generation)
    • 1.5Haswell microarchitecture (4th generation)
    • 1.6Broadwell microarchitecture (5th generation)
    • 1.7Skylake microarchitecture (6th generation)
    • 1.8Kaby Lake microarchitecture (7th generation)
    • 1.9Coffee Lake microarchitecture (8th/9th generation)
  • 2Mobile processors
    • 2.1Westmere microarchitecture (1st generation)
    • 2.2Sandy Bridge microarchitecture (2nd generation)
    • 2.3Ivy Bridge microarchitecture (3rd generation)
    • 2.4Haswell microarchitecture (4th generation)
    • 2.5Broadwell microarchitecture (5th generation)
    • 2.6Skylake microarchitecture (6th generation)
    • 2.7Kaby Lake microarchitecture (7th/8th generation)
    • 2.8Coffee Lake microarchitecture (8th/9th generation)

Desktop processors[edit]

Nehalem microarchitecture (1st generation)[edit]

'Lynnfield' (45 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Turbo Boost, Smart Cache.
  • FSB has been replaced with DMI.
  • Transistors: 774 million
  • Die size: 296 mm²
  • Stepping: B1
Model
number
sSpec
number
FrequencyTurboCoresL2
cache
L3
cache
I/O busMult.MemoryVoltageTDPSocketRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Standard power
Core i5-750
  • SLBLC (B1)
2.67 GHz1/1/4/4[Note 1]44 × 256 KiB8 MiBDMI20×2 × DDR3-13330.65–1.4 VLGA 1156September 2009
  • BX80605I5750
  • BV80605001911AP
$196
Core i5-7602.8 GHz1/1/4/444 × 256 KiB8 MiBDMI21×2 × DDR3-13330.65–1.4 V
95 W
LGA 1156July 2010$205
Low power
Core i5-750S
  • SLBLH (B1)
2.4 GHz0/0/6/644 × 256 KiB8 MiBDMI18×2 × DDR3-13330.65–1.4 VLGA 1156January 2010
  • BX80605I5750S
  • BV80605003213AH
$259

Westmere microarchitecture (1st generation)[edit]

'Clarkdale' (MCP, 32 nm dual-core)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), TXT, Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, Hyper-threading, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Smart Cache.
  • Core i5-655K, Core i5-661 does not support Intel TXT and Intel VT-d.[1]
  • Core i5-655K features an unlocked multiplier.
  • FSB has been replaced with DMI.
  • Contains 45 nm 'Ironlake' GPU.
  • Transistors: 382 million
  • Die size: 81 mm²
  • Graphics Transistors: 177 million
  • Graphics and Integrated Memory Controller die size: 114 mm²
  • Stepping: C2, K0
Model
number
sSpec
number
FrequencyTurboGPU
frequency
CoresL2
cache
L3
cache
I/O busMult.MemoryVoltageTDPSocketRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Core i5-6503.2 GHz1/2[Note 1]733 MHz22 × 256 KiB4 MiBDMI24×2 × DDR3-13330.65–1.4 V73 WLGA 1156January 2010
  • CM80616003174AH
  • BX80616I5650
$176
Core i5-655K3.2 GHz1/2733 MHz22 × 256 KiB4 MiBDMI24×2 × DDR3-13330.65–1.4 V73 WLGA 1156May 2010
  • CM80616003174AO
  • BX80616I5655K
$216
Core i5-6603.33 GHz1/2733 MHz22 × 256 KiB4 MiBDMI25×2 × DDR3-13330.65–1.4 V73 WLGA 1156January 2010
  • CM80616003177AC
  • BX80616I5660
$196
Core i5-6613.33 GHz1/2900 MHz22 × 256 KiB4 MiBDMI25×2 × DDR3-13330.65–1.4 V
87 W
LGA 1156January 2010$196
Core i5-670
  • SLBLT (C2)
  • SLBTL (K0)
3.47 GHz1/2733 MHz22 × 256 KiB4 MiBDMI26×2 × DDR3-13330.65–1.4 V73 WLGA 1156January 2010$284
Core i5-680
  • SLBTM (K0)
3.6 GHz1/2733 MHz22 × 256 KiB4 MiBDMI27×2 × DDR3-13330.65–1.4 V73 WLGA 1156April 2010$294

Sandy Bridge microarchitecture (2nd generation)[edit]

'Sandy Bridge' (dual-core, 32 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), TXT, Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, Hyper-threading, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Smart Cache, Intel Insider, vPro.
  • Transistors: 504 million
  • Die size: 131 mm²
Model
number
sSpec
number
CoresFrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Ultra-low power
Core i5-2390T
  • SR065 (Q0)
22.7 GHz4/8[Note 2]2 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 2000650–1100 MHzLGA 1155DMI 2.0February 2011
  • CM8062301002115
$195

'Sandy Bridge' (quad-core, 32 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Smart Cache and Intel Insider.
  • Core i5-2400 and Core i5-2500 support TXT, Intel VT-d and vPro.[2]
  • All models support dual-channel DDR3-1333 RAM.
  • S processors feature lower-than-normal TDP (65W on 4-core models).
  • T processors feature an even lower TDP (45W on 4-core models or 35W on 2-core models).
  • K processors are unlockable and designed for overclocking. Other processors will have limited overclocking due to chipset limitations.
  • P processors disable the integrated graphics processor.
  • Transistors: 1.16 billion[3]
  • Die size: 216 mm²
Model
number
sSpec
number
CoresFrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Standard power
Core i5-230042.8 GHz1/2/2/3[Note 2]4 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2000850–1100 MHz
95 W
LGA 1155DMI 2.0January 2011$177
Core i5-2310
  • SR02K (D2)
42.9 GHz1/2/2/34 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2000850–1100 MHzLGA 1155DMI 2.0May 2011
  • CM8062301043718
  • BX80623I52310
  • BXC80623I52310
$177
Core i5-232043 GHz1/2/2/34 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2000850–1100 MHz
95 W
LGA 1155DMI 2.0September 2011$177
Core i5-2380P
  • SR0G2 (D2)
43.1 GHz1/2/2/34 × 256 KiB6 MiBN/AN/ALGA 1155DMI 2.0January 2012
  • CM8062301157400
  • BX80623I52380P
  • BXC80623I52380P
$177
Core i5-240043.1 GHz1/2/2/34 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2000850–1100 MHz
95 W
LGA 1155DMI 2.0January 2011$184
Core i5-2450P
  • SR0G1 (D2)
43.2 GHz1/2/2/34 × 256 KiB6 MiBN/AN/ALGA 1155DMI 2.0January 2012
  • CM8062301157300
  • BX80623I52450P
$195
Core i5-250043.3 GHz1/2/3/44 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2000850–1100 MHz
95 W
LGA 1155DMI 2.0January 2011$205
Core i5-2500K
  • SR008 (D2)
43.3 GHz1/2/3/44 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 3000850–1100 MHzLGA 1155DMI 2.0January 2011
  • CM8062300833803
  • BX80623I52500K
  • BXC80623I52500K
$216
Core i5-2550K43.4 GHz1/2/3/44 × 256 KiB6 MiBN/AN/A
95 W
LGA 1155DMI 2.0January 2012$225
Low power
Core i5-2400S
  • SR00S (D2)
42.5 GHz1/3/7/84 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2000850–1100 MHzLGA 1155DMI 2.0January 2011
  • CM8062300835404
  • BX80623I52400S
  • BXC80623I52400S
$195
Core i5-2405S42.5 GHz1/3/7/84 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 3000850–1100 MHz
65 W
LGA 1155DMI 2.0May 2011$205
Core i5-2500S
  • SR009 (D2)
42.7 GHz1/5/9/104 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2000850–1100 MHzLGA 1155DMI 2.0January 2011
  • CM8062300835501
$216
Ultra-low power
Core i5-2500T42.3 GHz1/5/9/104 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2000650–1250 MHz
45 W
LGA 1155DMI 2.0January 2011$216

Ivy Bridge microarchitecture (3rd generation)[edit]

'Ivy Bridge' (dual-core, 22 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, Hyper-threading, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Smart Cache, Intel Insider.
  • Die size: 93.6mm² or 118 mm² [4][5]
Model
number
sSpec
number
CoresFrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Ultra-low power
Core i5-3470T
  • SR0RJ (L1)
22.9 GHz4/7[Note 2]2 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 2500650–1100 MHzLGA 1155DMI 2.0June 2012
  • CM8063701159502
$184

'Ivy Bridge' (quad-core, 22 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Smart Cache, Intel Insider, vPro.
  • S processors feature lower-than-normal TDP (65 W on 4-core models).
  • T processors feature an even lower TDP (45 W on 4-core models).
  • K processors have unlocked turbo multiplier
  • P processors disable the integrated graphics processor
  • i5-3470, i5-3470S, i5-3475S, i5-3550, i5-3550S, i5 3570 and i5-3570T support Intel TXT, Intel VT-d and vPro.
  • i5-3330, i5-3330S, and i5-3350P support Intel VT-d.
  • Non-K processors have limited turbo overclocking (extra 4 turbo bins).
  • Transistors: 1.4 billion
  • Die size: 133 mm² or 160 mm²
Model
number
sSpec
number
CoresFrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Standard power
Core i5-333043 GHz1/1/2/2[Note 2]4 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2500650–1050 MHz
77 W
LGA 1155DMI 2.0September 2012$182
Core i5-3340
  • SR0YZ (E1)
43.1 GHz1/1/2/24 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2500650–1050 MHzLGA 1155DMI 2.0September 2013
  • CM8063701399700
  • BX80637I53340
  • BXC80637I53340
$182
Core i5-3350P43.1 GHz1/1/2/24 × 256 KiB6 MiBN/AN/A
69 W
LGA 1155DMI 2.0September 2012$177
Core i5-3450
  • SR0PF (E1)
43.1 GHz2/3/4/44 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2500650–1100 MHzLGA 1155DMI 2.0April 2012
  • CM8063701159406
  • BX80637I53450
  • BXC80637I53450
$184
Core i5-347043.2 GHz2/3/4/44 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2500650–1100 MHz
77 W
LGA 1155DMI 2.0June 2012$184
Core i5-3550
  • SR0P0 (E1)
43.3 GHz2/3/4/44 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2500650–1150 MHzLGA 1155DMI 2.0April 2012
  • CM8063701093203
  • BX80637I53550
  • BXC80637I53550
$205
Core i5-357043.4 GHz2/3/4/44 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2500650–1150 MHz
77 W
LGA 1155DMI 2.0June 2012$205
Core i5-3570K
  • SR0PM (E1)
43.4 GHz2/3/4/44 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4000650–1150 MHzLGA 1155DMI 2.0April 2012
  • CM8063701211800
  • BX80637I53570K
  • BXC80637I53570K
$225
Low power
Core i5-3330S42.7 GHz1/2/4/54 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2500650–1050 MHz
65 W
LGA 1155DMI 2.0September 2012$177
Core i5-3335S
  • SR0TJ (E1)
42.7 GHz1/2/4/54 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4000650–1050 MHzLGA 1155DMI 2.0September 2012
  • CM8063701277200
$194
Core i5-3340S42.8 GHz1/2/4/54 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2500650–1050 MHz
65 W
LGA 1155DMI 2.0September 2013$182
Core i5-3450S
  • SR0P2 (E1)
42.8 GHz3/4/6/74 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2500650–1100 MHzLGA 1155DMI 2.0April 2012
  • CM8063701095104
  • BX80637I53450S
$184
Core i5-3470S42.9 GHz3/4/6/74 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2500650–1100 MHz
65 W
LGA 1155DMI 2.0June 2012$184
Core i5-3475S
  • SR0PP (E1)
42.9 GHz3/4/6/74 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4000650–1100 MHzLGA 1155DMI 2.0June 2012
  • CM8063701212000
$201
Core i5-3550S43 GHz3/4/6/74 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2500650–1150 MHz
65 W
LGA 1155DMI 2.0April 2012$205
Core i5-3570S
  • SR0T9 (N0)
43.1 GHz3/4/6/74 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2500650–1150 MHzLGA 1155DMI 2.0June 2012
  • CM8063701093901
$205
Ultra-low power
Core i5-3570T42.3 GHz6/7/9/104 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 2500650–1150 MHz
45 W
LGA 1155DMI 2.0April 2012$205

Haswell microarchitecture (4th generation)[edit]

'Haswell-DT' (dual-core, 22 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, FMA3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, Hyper-threading, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Smart Cache, Intel Insider, vPro.
  • Transistors: 1.4 billion
  • Die size: 177mm²
Model
number
sSpec
number
CoresFrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Ultra-low power
Core i5-4570T
  • SR14R (C0)
  • SR1CA (C0)
22.9 GHz4/7[Note 2]2 × 256 KiB4 MiBHD Graphics 4600200–1150 MHzLGA 1150DMI 2.0June 2013
  • CM8064601466203
  • CM8064601481905
  • BX80646I54570T
  • BXC80646I54570T
$192
Ultra-low power, embedded
Core i5-4570TE22.7 GHz3.3 GHz2 × 256 KiB4 MiBHD Graphics 4600350–1150 MHz
35 W
LGA 1150DMI 2.0June 2013$192

'Haswell-DT' (quad-core, 22 nm) [edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, FMA3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Smart Cache, Intel Insider.
  • Intel Core i5-4430, Core i5-4430S, Core i5-4440, Core i5-4460, Core i5-4570, Core i5-4570S, Core i5-4670, Core i5-4670S, Core i5-4670T, Core i5-4690, Core i5-4690S, Core i5-4690K support Intel VT-d.
  • Intel Core i5-4570, Core i5-4570S, Core i5-4670, Core i5-4670S, Core i5-4670T, Core i5-4590, Core i5-4690 support vPro, Intel TSX, TXT.
  • Intel Core i5-4690K supports Intel TSX unlike its older counterpart, the i5-4670K.
  • Transistors: 1.4 billion
  • Die size: 185mm²
Model
number
sSpec
number
CoresFrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Standard power
Core i5-4430
  • SR14G (C0)
43 GHz0/1/2/2[Note 2]4 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4600350–1100 MHzLGA 1150DMI 2.0June 2013
  • CM8064601464802
  • BX80646I54430
  • BXC80646I54430
$182
Core i5-444043.1 GHz0/1/2/24 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4600350–1100 MHz
84 W
LGA 1150DMI 2.0September 2013$182
Core i5-4460
  • SR1QK (C0)
43.2 GHz0/1/2/24 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4600350–1100 MHzLGA 1150DMI 2.0May 2014[6]
  • CM8064601560722
  • BX80646I54460
  • BXC80646I54460
$182
Core i5-457043.2 GHz2/3/4/44 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4600350–1150 MHz
84 W
LGA 1150DMI 2.0June 2013$192
Core i5-4590
  • SR1QJ (C0)
43.3 GHz2/3/4/44 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4600350–1150 MHzLGA 1150DMI 2.0May 2014[6]
  • CM8064601560615
  • BX80646I54590
  • BXC80646I54590
$192
Core i5-467043.4 GHz2/3/4/44 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4600350–1200 MHz
84 W
LGA 1150DMI 2.0June 2013$213
Core i5-4670K
  • SR14A (C0)
43.4 GHz2/3/4/44 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4600350–1200 MHzLGA 1150DMI 2.0June 2013
  • CM8064601464506
  • BX80646I54670K
  • BXF80646I54670K
  • BXC80646I54670K
$242
Core i5-469043.5 GHz2/3/4/44 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4600350–1200 MHz
84 W
LGA 1150DMI 2.0May 2014[6]$213
Core i5-4690K
  • SR21A (C0)
43.5 GHz2/3/4/44 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4600350–1200 MHzLGA 1150DMI 2.0June 2014
  • CM8064601710803
  • BX80646I54690K
  • BXF80646I54690K
  • BXC80646I54690K
$242
Low power
Core i5-4430S42.7 GHz1/2/4/54 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4600350–1100 MHz
65 W
LGA 1150DMI 2.0June 2013$182
Core i5-4440S
  • SR14L (C0)
42.8 GHz1/2/4/54 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4600350–1100 MHzLGA 1150DMI 2.0September 2013
  • CM8064601465804
  • BX80646I54440S
$182
Core i5-4460S42.9 GHz1/2/4/54 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4600350–1100 MHz
65 W
LGA 1150DMI 2.0May 2014[7]$182
Core i5-4570S
  • SR14J (C0)
42.9 GHz3/4/6/74 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4600350–1150 MHzLGA 1150DMI 2.0June 2013
  • CM8064601465605
  • BX80646I54570S
$192
Core i5-4590S43 GHz3/4/6/74 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4600350–1150 MHz
65 W
LGA 1150DMI 2.0May 2014[7]$192
Core i5-4670S
  • SR14K (C0)
43.1 GHz3/4/6/74 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4600350–1200 MHzLGA 1150DMI 2.0June 2013
  • CM8064601465703
$213
Core i5-4690S43.2 GHz3/4/6/74 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4600350–1200 MHz
65 W
LGA 1150DMI 2.0May 2014[7]$213
Ultra-low power
Core i5-4460T
  • SR1S7 (C0)
41.9 GHz4/5/7/84 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4600350-1100 MHzLGA 1150DMI 2.0March 2014
  • CM8064601561827
$182
Core i5-4590T42 GHz6/7/9/104 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4600350–1150 MHz
35 W
LGA 1150DMI 2.0May 2014[7]$192
Core i5-4670T
  • SR14P (C0)
42.3 GHz6/7/9/104 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4600350–1200 MHzLGA 1150DMI 2.0June 2013
  • CM8064601466003
$213
Core i5-4690T42.5 GHz6/7/9/104 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 4600350–1200 MHz
45 W
LGA 1150DMI 2.0May 2014[7]$213

'Haswell-H' (MCP, quad-core, 22 nm) [edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, FMA3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Smart Cache, Intel Insider.
  • Core i5-4570R and Core i5-4670R also contain 'Crystalwell': 128 MiB eDRAM built at (22 nm) acting as L4 cache
  • Transistors: 1.4 billion
  • Die size: 264mm² + 84mm²
Model
number
sSpec
number
CoresFrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Core i5-4570R
  • SR18P (C0)
42.7 GHz3/3/5/5[Note 2]4 × 256 KiB4 MiBIris Pro Graphics 5200200–1150 MHzBGA-1364DMI 2.0June 2013
  • CL8064701508603
$255
Core i5-4670R43 GHz4/5/6/74 × 256 KiB4 MiBIris Pro Graphics 5200200–1300 MHz
65 W
BGA-1364DMI 2.0June 2013$276

Broadwell microarchitecture (5th generation)[edit]

'Broadwell-H' (quad-core, 14 nm) [edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, FMA3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Smart Cache, Intel Insider.
  • All models also contain 'Crystal Well': 128 MiB eDRAM built at (22 nm) acting as L4 cache
  • Transistors:
  • Die size:
Model
number
sSpec
number
CoresFrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Core i5-5575R
  • SR2AK (G0)
42.8 GHz3/3/5/54 × 256 KiB4 MiBIris Pro Graphics 6200300–1050 MHzBGA-1364DMI 2.0June 2015
  • FH8065802483402
$244
Core i5-5675C43.1 GHz3/3/5/54 × 256 KiB4 MiBIris Pro Graphics 6200300–1100 MHz
65 W
LGA 1150DMI 2.0June 2015$276
Core i5-5675R
  • SR2AJ (G0)
43.1 GHz3/3/5/54 × 256 KiB4 MiBIris Pro Graphics 6200300–1100 MHzBGA-1364DMI 2.0June 2015
  • FH8065802483401
$265

Skylake microarchitecture (6th generation)[edit]

'Skylake-S' (quad-core, 14 nm) [edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, FMA3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Smart Cache, Intel Insider.
  • Embedded models also support Intel vPro, Intel TXT.
  • Transistors:
  • Die size:
Model
number
sSpec
number
Cores
(threads)
FrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Standard power
Core i5-64004 (4)2.7 GHz4/5/6/64 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 530350–950 MHz
65 W
LGA 1151DMI 3.0September 2015$182
Core i5-6402P
  • SR2NJ (R0)
4 (4)2.8 GHz4/5/6/64 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 510350–950 MHzLGA 1151DMI 3.0December 2015
  • CM8066201920509
  • BX80662I56402P
  • BXC80662I56402P
$182
Core i5-65004 (4)3.2 GHz1/2/3/44 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 530350–1050 MHz
65 W
LGA 1151DMI 3.0September 2015$192
Core i5-6600
  • SR2BW (R0)
  • SR2L5 (R0)
4 (4)3.3 GHz3/4/5/6[8]4 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 530350–1150 MHzLGA 1151DMI 3.0September 2015
  • CM8066201920401
  • BX80662I56600
  • BXC80662I56600
$213
Core i5-6600K4 (4)3.5 GHz1/2/3/44 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 530350–1150 MHz
91 W
LGA 1151DMI 3.0August 2015$243
Low power
Core i5-6400T
  • SR2BS (R0)
  • SR2L1 (R0)
4 (4)2.2 GHz3/3/5/64 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 530350–950 MHzLGA 1151DMI 3.0September 2015
  • CM8066201920000
  • BXC80662I56400T
$182
Core i5-6500T4 (4)2.5 GHz3/3/5/64 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 530350–1100 MHz
35 W
LGA 1151DMI 3.0September 2015$192
Core i5-6600T
  • SR2C0 (R0)
  • SR2L9 (R0)
4 (4)2.7 GHz6/6/7/84 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 530350–1100 MHzLGA 1151DMI 3.0September 2015
  • CM8066201920601
  • BXC80662I56600T
$213
Low power, embedded
Core i5-6500TE4 (4)2.3 GHz?/?/?/104 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 530350–1000 MHz
35 W
LGA 1151DMI 3.0September 2015$192

'Skylake-H' (quad-core, 14 nm) [edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, FMA3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Smart Cache, Intel Insider, Intel TXT, Intel SGX, Intel MPX.
  • Transistors:
  • Die size:
Model
number
sSpec
number
Cores
(threads)
FrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Core i5-6585R
  • SR2QR (N0)
  • SR2TY (N0)
4 (4)2.8 GHz?/?/?/84 × 256 KiB6 MiBIris Pro Graphics 580350–1100 MHzBGA 1440DMI 3.0May 2016
  • JQ8066201926704
  • JQ8066201926706
$255
Core i5-6685R4 (4)3.2 GHz?/?/?/64 × 256 KiB6 MiBIris Pro Graphics 580350–1150 MHz
65 W
BGA 1440DMI 3.0May 2016$288

Kaby Lake microarchitecture (7th generation)[edit]

5th Generation I5 Processor

'Kaby Lake-S' (14 nm) [edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, FMA3, SGX, MPX, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Intel TSX-NI, Smart Cache.
  • i5-7500 and up (except K models) also support Intel vPro, Intel TXT.
  • Low power models also support configurable TDP (cTDP) down.
  • Embedded models also support ECC memory, but do not support Intel TSX-NI.

I5 5th Generation Processor Release Date

Model
number
sSpec
number
Cores
(threads)
FrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Standard power
Core i5-7400
  • SR32W (B0)
4 (4)3 GHz3/3/4/54 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 630350–1000 MHzLGA 1151DMI 3.0January 2017
  • BX80677I57400
  • BXC80677I57400
  • CM8067702867050
$182
Core i5-75004 (4)3.4 GHz2/2/3/44 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 630350–1100 MHz
65 W
LGA 1151DMI 3.0January 2017$192
Core i5-7600
  • SR334 (B0)
4 (4)3.5 GHz4/4/5/64 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 630350–1150 MHzLGA 1151DMI 3.0January 2017
  • BX80677I57600
  • BXC80677I57600
  • CM8067702868011
$213
Core i5-7600K4 (4)3.8 GHz2/2/3/44 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 630350–1150 MHz
91 W
LGA 1151DMI 3.0January 2017$242
Low power
Core i5-7400T
  • SR332 (B0)
4 (4)2.4 GHz4/4/5/64 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 630350–1000 MHzLGA 1151DMI 3.0January 2017
  • BX80677I57400T
  • BXC80677I57400T
  • CM8067702867915
$182
Core i5-7500T4 (4)2.7 GHz4/4/5/64 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 630350–1100 MHz
35 W
LGA 1151DMI 3.0January 2017$192
Core i5-7600T
  • SR336 (B0)
4 (4)2.8 GHz7/7/8/94 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 630350–1100 MHzLGA 1151DMI 3.0January 2017
  • BX80677I57600T
  • BXC80677I57600T
  • CM8067702868117
$213

'Kaby Lake-X' (14 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, FMA3, SGX, MPX, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Intel TSX-NI, Smart Cache.


Model
number
sSpec
number
Cores
(threads)
FrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Core i5-7640X4 (4)4 GHz0/1/1/24 × 256 KiB6 MiBN/AN/A
112 W
LGA 2066DMI 3.0June 2017$242

Coffee Lake microarchitecture (8th/9th generation)[edit]

'Coffee Lake-S' (14 nm) [edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, FMA3, SGX, MPX, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Smart Cache.
  • i5-8500 or above also supports: Intel TSX-NI, Intel vPro, Intel TXT.
Model
number
sSpec
number
Cores
(threads)
FrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Standard power
Core i5-8400
  • SR3QT (U0)
6 (6)2.8 GHz10/10/11/11/11/126 × 256 KiB9 MiBUHD Graphics 630350–1050 MHzLGA 1151DMI 3.0October 2017
  • CM8068403358811
  • BX80684I58400
  • BXC80684I58400
$182
Core i5-85006 (6)3 GHz9/9/10/10/10/116 × 256 KiB9 MiBUHD Graphics 630350–1100 MHz
65 W
LGA 1151DMI 3.0April 2018$192
Core i5-8600
  • SR3X0 (U0)
6 (6)3.1 GHz10/10/11/11/11/126 × 256 KiB9 MiBUHD Graphics 630350–1150 MHzLGA 1151DMI 3.0April 2018
  • CM8068403358607
  • BX80684I58600
  • BXC80684I58600
$213
Core i5-8600K6 (6)3.6 GHz5/5/6/6/6/76 × 256 KiB9 MiBUHD Graphics 630350–1150 MHz
95 W
LGA 1151DMI 3.0October 2017$257
Core i5-9400
  • SR3X5 (U0)
  • SRELV (P0)
  • SRG0Y (R0)
6 (6)2.9 GHz4.1 GHz6 × 256 KiB9 MiBUHD Graphics 630350-1050 MHzLGA 1151DMI 3.0January 2019
  • CM8068403358816
  • CM8068403875504
  • BX80684I59400
  • BXC80684I59400
  • CM8068403875505
$182
Core i5-9400F6 (6)2.9 GHz4.1 GHz6 × 256 KiB9 MiBN/AN/A
65 W
LGA 1151DMI 3.0January 2019
  • CM8068403358819
  • BX80684I59400F
  • BXC80684I59400F
  • CM8068403875509
  • CM8068403875510
$182
Core i5-95006 (6)3 GHz4.4 GHz6 × 256 KiB9 MiBUHD Graphics 630350-1100 MHz
65 W
LGA 1151DMI 3.0April 2019$192
Core i5-9500F
  • SRF6Q (U0)
  • SRG10 (R0)
6 (6)3 GHz4.4 GHz6 × 256 KiB9 MiBN/AN/ALGA 1151DMI 3.0April 2019
  • CM8068403362616
  • CM8068403875414
  • BX80684I59500F
  • BXC80684I59500F
$192
Core i5-96006 (6)3.1 GHz4.6 GHz6 × 256 KiB9 MiBUHD Graphics 630350-1150 MHz
65 W
LGA 1151DMI 3.0April 2019$213
Core i5-9600K
  • SRELU (P0)
  • SRG11 (R0)
6 (6)3.7 GHz6/6/7/7/8/96 × 256 KiB9 MiBUHD Graphics 630350-1150 MHzLGA 1151DMI 3.0October 2018
  • CM8068403874404
  • BX80684I59600K
  • BXC80684I59600K
  • CM8068403874405
$262
Core i5-9600KF6 (6)3.7 GHz6/6/7/7/8/96 × 256 KiB9 MiBN/AN/A
95 W
LGA 1151DMI 3.0January 2019
  • BX80684I59600KF
  • BXC80684I5960KF
  • CM8068403874409
  • CM8068403874410
$263
Low power
Core i5-8400T6 (6)1.7 GHz13/13/14/14/15/166 × 256 KiB9 MiBUHD Graphics 630350–1050 MHz
35 W
LGA 1151DMI 3.0April 2018$182
Core i5-8500T
  • SR3XD (U0)
6 (6)2.1 GHz11/11/12/12/13/146 × 256 KiB9 MiBUHD Graphics 630350–1100 MHzLGA 1151DMI 3.0April 2018
  • CM8068403362509
$192
Core i5-8600T6 (6)2.3 GHz12/12/13/13/13/146 × 256 KiB9 MiBUHD Graphics 630350–1150 MHz
35 W
LGA 1151DMI 3.0April 2018$213
Core i5-9400T
  • SR3X8 (U0)
6 (6)1.8 GHz3.4 GHz6 × 256 KiB9 MiBUHD Graphics 630350–1050 MHzLGA 1151DMI 3.0April 2019
  • CM8068403358915
$182
Core i5-9500T6 (6)2.2 GHz3.7 GHz6 × 256 KiB9 MiBUHD Graphics 630350–1100 MHz
35 W
LGA 1151DMI 3.0April 2019$192
Core i5-9600T
  • SRF4F (U0)
6 (6)2.3 GHz3.9 GHz6 × 256 KiB9 MiBUHD Graphics 630350–1150 MHzLGA 1151DMI 3.0April 2019
  • CM8068403358709
$213
Standard power, embedded
Core i5-9500E6 (6)3 GHz4.2 GHz6 × 256 KiB9 MiBUHD Graphics 630350-1100 MHzLGA 1151DMI 3.0June 2019
Low power, embedded
Core i5-9500TE6 (6)2.2 GHz3.6 GHz6 × 256 KiB9 MiBUHD Graphics 630350–1100 MHz
35 W
LGA 1151DMI 3.0June 2019

Mobile processors[edit]

Westmere microarchitecture (1st generation)[edit]

'Arrandale' (MCP, 32 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x,[9]Hyper-threading, Turbo Boost, Smart Cache.
  • i5-5xx series (i5-520M, i5-520E, i5-540M, i5-560M, i5-580M, i5-520UM, i5-540UM, i5-560UM) supports AES-NI, TXT and Intel VT-d.[10]
  • FSB has been replaced with DMI.
  • Contains 45 nm 'Ironlake' GPU.
  • Transistors: 382 million
  • Die size: 81 mm²
  • Graphics Transistors: 177 million
  • Graphics and Integrated Memory Controller die size: 114 mm²
  • Stepping: C2, K0
  • Core i5-520E has support for ECC memory and PCI express port bifurcation.
Model
number
sSpec
number
FrequencyTurboGPU
frequency
CoresL2
cache
L3
cache
I/O busMult.MemoryVoltageTDPSocketRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Standard power
Core i5-430M2.27 GHz2/2[Note 1]500–766 MHz22 × 256 KiB3 MiBDMI17×2 × DDR3-10660.775–1.4 V35 WJanuary 2010OEM
Core i5-450M
  • SLBTZ (K0)
  • SLBTY (K0)
2.4 GHz2/2500–766 MHz22 × 256 KiB3 MiBDMI18×2 × DDR3-10660.775–1.4 V35 WJune 2010
  • CP80617004119AI
  • CN80617004119AI
OEM
Core i5-460M2.53 GHz2/2500–766 MHz22 × 256 KiB3 MiBDMI19×2 × DDR3-10660.775–1.4 V35 W
  • Socket G1
  • BGA-1288
September 2010OEM
Core i5-480M
  • SLC27 (K0)
  • SLC26 (K0)
2.67 GHz2/2500–766 MHz22 × 256 KiB3 MiBDMI20×2 × DDR3-10660.775–1.4 V35 WJanuary 2011
  • CP80617005487AC
  • CN80617005487AC
OEM
Core i5-520M2.4 GHz2/4500–766 MHz22 × 256 KiB3 MiBDMI18×2 × DDR3-10660.775–1.4 V35 W
  • Socket G1
  • BGA-1288
January 2010$225
Core i5-540M
  • SLBPG (C2)
  • SLC2D (K0)
  • SLBPF (C2)
  • SLBTV (K0)
2.53 GHz2/4500–766 MHz22 × 256 KiB3 MiBDMI19×2 × DDR3-10660.775–1.4 V35 WJanuary 2010
  • CP80617004116AD
  • CN80617004116AD
  • BX80617I5540M
$257
Core i5-560M2.67 GHz2/4500–766 MHz22 × 256 KiB3 MiBDMI20×2 × DDR3-10660.775–1.4 V35 W
  • Socket G1
  • BGA-1288
September 2010$225
Core i5-580M
  • SLC28 (K0)
  • SLC29 (K0)
2.67 GHz2/5500–766 MHz22 × 256 KiB3 MiBDMI20×2 × DDR3-10660.775–1.4 V35 WSeptember 2010
  • CP80617005487AD
  • CN80617005487AD
  • BX80617I5580M
$266
Standard power, embedded
Core i5-520E2.4 GHz2/4500–766 MHz22 × 256 KiB3 MiBDMI18×2 × DDR3-10660.775–1.4 V35 WBGA-1288January 2010
  • CN80617004461AB
OEM
Ultra-low power
Core i5-430UM1.2 GHz2/4166–500 MHz22 × 256 KiB3 MiBDMI2 × DDR3-8000.725–1.4 V
18 W
May 2010
  • CN80617006042AE
OEM
Core i5-470UM1.33 GHz2/4166–500 MHz22 × 256 KiB3 MiBDMI10×2 × DDR3-8000.725–1.4 V
18 W
October 2010
  • CN80617005190AI
OEM
Core i5-520UM1.07 GHz2/4166–500 MHz22 × 256 KiB3 MiBDMI2 × DDR3-8000.725–1.4 V
18 W
January 2010
  • CN80617005352AA
$241
Core i5-540UM1.2 GHz2/4166–500 MHz22 × 256 KiB3 MiBDMI2 × DDR3-8000.725–1.4 V
18 W
May 2010
  • CN80617006042AD
$250
Core i5-560UM1.33 GHz2/4166–500 MHz22 × 256 KiB3 MiBDMI10×2 × DDR3-8000.725–1.4 V
18 W
September 2010
  • CN80617005190AH
$250

Sandy Bridge microarchitecture (2nd generation)[edit]

'Sandy Bridge' (32 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Hyper-threading, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Smart Cache.
  • All models except Core i5-24xxM support TXT and Intel VT-d.
  • Core i5-2430M/i5-2435M and i5-2410M/i5-2415M can support AES-NI with laptop OEM-supplied BIOS processor configuration update.[11]
  • Core i5-2515E has support for ECC memory.
  • Transistors: 624 million
  • Die size: 149 mm²
Model
number
sSpec
number
CoresFrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Standard power
Core i5-2410M22.3 GHz3/6[Note 2]2 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 3000650–1200 MHz
35 W
DMI 2.0February 2011
  • FF8062700845205
  • AV8062700845406
$225
Core i5-2415M22.3 GHz3/62 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 3000650–1300 MHz
35 W
DMI 2.0Q1 2011
  • AV8062701085700
OEM
Core i5-2430M22.4 GHz3/62 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 3000650–1200 MHz
35 W
DMI 2.0October 2011
  • FF8062700995505
  • AV8062701085800
$225
Core i5-2435M22.4 GHz3/62 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 3000650–1300 MHz
35 W
DMI 2.0September 2011
  • AV8062700995706
$225
Core i5-2450M22.5 GHz3/62 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 3000650–1300 MHz
35 W
DMI 2.0January 2012
  • FF8062700995606
  • AV8062700995805
  • AV8062700995806
$225
Core i5-2520M22.5 GHz5/72 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 3000650–1300 MHz
35 W
DMI 2.0February 2011
  • FF8062700840017
  • AV8062700844214
$225
Core i5-2540M22.6 GHz5/72 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 3000650–1300 MHz
35 W
DMI 2.0February 2011
  • FF8062700839209
  • FF8062700840102
  • AV8062700839411
  • AV8062700844302
$266
Standard power, embedded
Core i5-2510E22.5 GHz3/62 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 3000650–1100 MHz
35 W
DMI 2.0February 2011
  • FF8062700853304
$266
Core i5-2515E22.5 GHz3/62 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 3000650–1100 MHz
35 W
DMI 2.0February 2011
  • AV8062700853208
$266
Ultra-low power
Core i5-2467M21.6 GHz5/72 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 3000350–1150 MHz
17 W
DMI 2.0June 2011
  • AV8062701047504
$250
Core i5-2537M21.4 GHz6/92 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 3000350–900 MHz
17 W
DMI 2.0February 2011
  • AV8062701047107
$250
Core i5-2557M21.7 GHz7/102 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 3000350–1200 MHz
17 W
DMI 2.0June 2011
  • AV8062701047202
  • AV8062701047204
$250

Ivy Bridge microarchitecture (3rd generation)[edit]

'Ivy Bridge' (22 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, Hyper-threading, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Smart Cache.
  • i5-3320M, i5-3340M, i5-3360M, i5-3380M, i5-3427U, i5-3437U, i5-3439Y, and i5-3610ME support TXT and vPro.
Model
number
sSpec
number
CoresFrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Standard power
Core i5-3210M22.5 GHz4/6[Note 2]2 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4000650–1100 MHz
35 W
DMI 2.0June 2012
  • AW8063801032301
  • AV8063801032502
$225
Core i5-3230M22.6 GHz4/62 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4000650–1100 MHz
35 W
DMI 2.0January 2013
  • AW8063801208001
  • AV8063801110901
$225
Core i5-3320M22.6 GHz5/72 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4000650–1200 MHz
35 W
DMI 2.0June 2012
  • AW8063801031700
  • BX80638I53320M
  • AV8063801031900
$225
Core i5-3340M22.7 GHz5/72 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4000650–1250 MHz
35 W
DMI 2.0January 2013
  • AW8063801110300
  • BX80638I53340M
  • AV8063801110700
$225
Core i5-3360M22.8 GHz5/72 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4000650–1200 MHz
35 W
DMI 2.0June 2012
  • AW8063801031002
  • BX80638I53360M
  • AV8063801031102
$266
Core i5-3380M22.9 GHz5/72 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4000650–1250 MHz
35 W
DMI 2.0January 2013
  • AW8063801109500
  • BX80638I53380M
  • AV8063801110100
$266
Standard power, embedded
Core i5-3610ME22.7 GHz4/62 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4000650–950 MHz
35 W
DMI 2.0June 2012
  • AW8063801115901
  • AV8063801116102
$276
Low power
Core i5-3317U21.7 GHz7/92 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4000350–1050 MHz
17 W
DMI 2.0June 2012
  • AV8063801058002
$225
Core i5-3337U21.8 GHz7/92 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4000350–1100 MHz
17 W
DMI 2.0January 2013
  • AV8063801129900
$225
Core i5-3427U21.8 GHz8/102 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4000350–1150 MHz
17 W
DMI 2.0June 2012
  • AV8063801057801
$225
Core i5-3437U21.9 GHz8/102 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4000650–1200 MHz
17 W
DMI 2.0January 2013
  • AV8063801119300
$225
Ultra-low power
Core i5-3339Y21.5 GHz3/52 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4000350–850 MHz
13 W
DMI 2.0January 2013
  • AV8063801433100
$250
Core i5-3439Y21.5 GHz6/82 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4000350–850 MHz
13 W
DMI 2.0January 2013
  • AV8063801378103
$250

Haswell microarchitecture (4th generation)[edit]

'Haswell-MB' (dual-core, 22 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, FMA3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Hyper-threading, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Intel TSX-NI, Smart Cache.
  • Core i5-4300M and higher also support Intel VT-d, Intel vPro, Intel TXT
  • Transistors: 1.3 billion
  • Die size: 181 mm²
Model
number
sSpec
number
CoresFrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Core i5-4200M22.5 GHz5/62 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4600400–1150 MHz
37 W
Socket G3DMI 2.0September 2013$225
Core i5-4210M
  • SR1L4 (C0)
22.6 GHz5/62 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4600400–1150 MHzSocket G3DMI 2.0April 2014
  • CW8064701486601
$225
Core i5-4300M22.6 GHz6/72 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4600400–1250 MHz
37 W
Socket G3DMI 2.0September 2013$225
Core i5-4310M
  • SR1L2 (C0)
22.7 GHz6/72 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4600400–1250 MHzSocket G3DMI 2.0February 2014
  • CW8064701486501
$225
Core i5-4330M22.8 GHz6/72 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4600400–1250 MHz
37 W
Socket G3DMI 2.0September 2013$266
Core i5-4340M
  • SR1L0 (C0)
22.9 GHz6/72 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4600400–1250 MHzSocket G3DMI 2.0February 2014
  • CW8064701486401
$266

'Haswell-ULT' (SiP, dual-core, 22 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, FMA3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Hyper-threading, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Smart Cache.
  • Models i5-4250U and up support Intel VT-d
  • Core i5-43x0U also supports Intel vPro, Intel TXT
  • Transistors: 1.3 billion
  • Die size: 181 mm²
Generation
Model
number
sSpec
number
CoresFrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Standard power
Core i5-4258U22.4 GHz3/5[Note 2]2 × 256 KiB3 MiBIris Graphics 5100200–1100 MHz
28 W
BGA-1168DMI 2.0June 2013$342
Core i5-4278U
  • SR1ZV (C0)
22.6 GHz3/52 × 256 KiB3 MiBIris Graphics 5100200–1100 MHzBGA-1168DMI 2.0July 2014
  • CL8064701954800
$315
Core i5-4288U22.6 GHz3/52 × 256 KiB3 MiBIris Graphics 5100200–1200 MHz
28 W
BGA-1168DMI 2.0June 2013$342
Core i5-4308U
  • SR1ZU (C0)
22.8 GHz3/52 × 256 KiB3 MiBIris Graphics 5100200–1200 MHzBGA-1168DMI 2.0July 2014
  • CL8064701954700
$315
Low power
Core i5-4200U21.6 GHz7/102 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4400200–1000 MHz
15 W
BGA-1168DMI 2.0June 2013$287
Core i5-4210U
  • SR1EF (D0)
21.7 GHz7/102 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4400200–1000 MHzBGA-1168DMI 2.0April 2014
  • CL8064701477802
$281
Core i5-4250U21.3 GHz10/132 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 5000200–1000 MHz
15 W
BGA-1168DMI 2.0June 2013$342
Core i5-4260U
  • SR16T (C0)
21.4 GHz10/132 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 5000200–1000 MHzBGA-1168DMI 2.0April 2014
  • CL8064701476801
$315
Core i5-4300U21.9 GHz7/102 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4400200–1100 MHz
15 W
BGA-1168DMI 2.0September 2013$287
Core i5-4310U
  • SR1EE (D0)
22 GHz7/102 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4400200–1100 MHzBGA-1168DMI 2.0February 2014
  • CL8064701477600
$281
Core i5-4350U21.4 GHz12/152 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 5000200–1100 MHz
15 W
BGA-1168DMI 2.0June 2013$342
Core i5-4360U
  • SR16S (C0)
21.5 GHz12/152 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 5000200–1100 MHzBGA-1168DMI 2.0February 2014
  • CL8064701476701
$315

'Haswell-ULX' (SiP, dual-core, 22 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, FMA3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Hyper-threading, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Smart Cache.
  • Core i5-4300Y and higher also support Intel VT-d, Intel TSX-NI, Intel vPro, Intel TXT
  • Transistors: 1.3 billion
  • Die size: 181 mm²
Model
number
sSpec
number
CoresFrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Core i5-4200Y21.4 GHz2/5[Note 2]2 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4200200–850 MHz
11.5 W
BGA-1168DMI 2.0June 2013$304
Core i5-4202Y
  • SR190 (D0)
21.6 GHz2/42 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4200200–850 MHzBGA-1168DMI 2.0September 2013
  • CL8064701558401
Core i5-4210Y21.5 GHz2/42 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4200200–850 MHz
11.5 W
BGA-1168DMI 2.0September 2013$304
Core i5-4220Y
  • SR1DB (D0)
21.6 GHz2/42 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4200200–850 MHzBGA-1168DMI 2.0April 2014
  • CL8064701570400
$281
Core i5-4300Y21.6 GHz4/72 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4200200–850 MHz
11.5 W
BGA-1168DMI 2.0September 2013$304
Core i5-4302Y
  • SR19B (D0)
21.6 GHz4/72 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4200200–850 MHzBGA-1168DMI 2.0September 2013
  • CL8064701564001

'Haswell-H' (dual-core, 22 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, FMA3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, Hyper-threading, Turbo Boost (except i5-4402EC and i5-4410E)
  • Die size: 181 mm²
  • Embedded models support Intel vPro, ECC memory
Model
number
sSpec
number
CoresFrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Standard power
Core i5-4200H22.8 GHz5/6[Note 2]2 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4600400–1150 MHz
47 W
BGA-1364DMI 2.0September 2013$257
Core i5-4210H
  • SR1Q0 (C0)
22.9 GHz5/62 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4600400–1150 MHzBGA-1364DMI 2.0July 2014
  • CL8064701473003
Standard power, embedded
Core i5-4400E22.7 GHz5/62 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4600400–1000 MHz
37 W
BGA-1364DMI 2.0September 2013$266
Core i5-4410E
  • SR1T4 (C0)
22.9 GHzN/A2 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4600400–1000 MHzBGA-1364DMI 2.0April 2014
  • CL8064701589205
$266
Low power, embedded
Core i5-4402E21.6 GHz?/112 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4600400–900 MHz
25 W
BGA-1364DMI 2.0September 2013$266
Core i5-4402EC
  • SR1W1 (C0)
22.5 GHzN/A2 × 256 KiB4 MiBN/AN/ABGA-1364DMI 2.0March 2014
  • CL8064701830200
$324
Core i5-4422E21.8 GHz?/112 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 4600400–900 MHz
25 W
BGA-1364DMI 2.0April 2014$266

Broadwell microarchitecture (5th generation)[edit]

'Broadwell-H' (dual-core, 14 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, FMA3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, Hyper-threading, Turbo Boost, AES-NI
  • Models with Iris Pro Graphics 6200 also contain 'Crystal Well': 128 MiB eDRAM acting as L4 cache
  • Die size:
Model
number
sSpec
number
CoresFrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Core i5-5350H
  • SR2BK (G0)
23.1 GHz3.5 GHz2 × 256 KiB4 MiBIris Pro Graphics 6200300–1050 MHzBGA-1364DMI 2.0June 2015
  • FH8065802491703
$289

'Broadwell-U' (dual-core, 14 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, FMA3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, Hyper-threading, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Smart Cache, and configurable TDP (cTDP) down
  • Core i5-5300U and higher also support Intel vPro, Intel TXT, and Intel TSX-NI
  • Transistors: 1.3-1.9 billion [12]
  • Die size: 82–133 mm² [12]
Model
number
sSpec
number
CoresFrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Standard power
Core i5-5257U22.7 GHz4/42 × 256 KiB3 MiBIris Graphics 6100300–1050 MHz
28 W
BGA-1168DMI 2.0January 2015$315
Core i5-5287U
  • SR26H (F0)
22.9 GHz4/42 × 256 KiB3 MiBIris Graphics 6100300–1100 MHzBGA-1168DMI 2.0January 2015
  • FH8065802064011
$315
Low power
Core i5-5200U22.2 GHz3/52 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 5500300–900 MHz
15 W
BGA-1168DMI 2.0January 2015$281
Core i5-5250U
  • SR26C (F0)
21.6 GHz9/112 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 6000300–1000 MHzBGA-1168DMI 2.0January 2015
  • FH8065802063410
$315
Core i5-5300U22.3 GHz4/62 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 5500300–900 MHz
15 W
BGA-1168DMI 2.0January 2015$281
Core i5-5350U
  • SR268 (F0)
21.8 GHz9/112 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 6000300–1000 MHzBGA-1168DMI 2.0January 2015
  • FH8065802063212
$315

Skylake microarchitecture (6th generation)[edit]

'Skylake-H' (quad-core, 14 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, FMA3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, Turbo Boost, AES-NI, Smart Cache, Intel TSX-NI.
  • Non-embedded models also support configurable TDP (cTDP) down.
  • Core i5-6440HQ also supports Intel TXT.
  • Embedded models also support Intel vPro, Intel TXT.
  • Core i5-6440EQ supports ECC memory.
  • Transistors: TBD
  • Die size: TBD
Model
number
sSpec
number
Cores
(threads)
FrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Standard power
Core i5-6300HQ4 (4)2.3 GHz5/7/7/94 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 530350–950 MHz
45 W
BGA 1440DMI 3.0September 2015$250
Core i5-6350HQ
  • SR2QZ (N0)
4 (4)2.3 GHz5/7/7/94 × 256 KiB6 MiBIris Pro Graphics 580350–900 MHzBGA 1440DMI 3.0February 2016
  • JQ8066202195125
$306
Core i5-6440HQ4 (4)2.6 GHz5/7/7/94 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 530350–950 MHz
45 W
BGA 1440DMI 3.0September 2015$250
Standard power, embedded
Core i5-6440EQ
  • SR2DU (R0)
4 (4)2.7 GHz?/?/?/74 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 530350–1000 MHzBGA 1440DMI 3.0October 2015
  • CL8066201939503
$250
Low power, embedded
Core i5-6442EQ4 (4)1.9 GHz?/?/?/84 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 530350–950 MHz
25 W
BGA 1440DMI 3.0October 2015$250

'Skylake-U' (dual-core, 14 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, FMA3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, Turbo Boost, Hyper-threading, AES-NI, Smart Cache, and configurable TDP (cTDP) down
  • Core i5-6300U and higher also support Intel vPro, Intel TXT, and Intel TSX-NI.
Model
number
sSpec
number
Cores
(threads)
FrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Standard power
Core i5-6267U
  • SR2JK (K1)
2 (4)2.9 GHz2/42 × 256 KiB4 MiBIris Graphics 550300–1050 MHzBGA 1356DMI 3.0September 2015
  • FJ8066202499002
$304
Core i5-6287U2 (4)3.1 GHz2/42 × 256 KiB4 MiBIris Graphics 550300–1100 MHz
28 W
BGA 1356DMI 3.0September 2015$304
Low power
Core i5-6198DU
  • SR2NR (D1)
2 (4)2.3 GHz4/52 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 510300–1000 MHzBGA 1356DMI 3.0December 2015
  • FJ8066201930412
$281
Core i5-6200U2 (4)2.3 GHz4/52 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 520300–1000 MHz
15 W
BGA 1356DMI 3.0September 2015$281
Core i5-6260U
  • SR2JC (K1)
2 (4)1.8 GHz9/112 × 256 KiB4 MiBIris Graphics 540300–950 MHzBGA 1356DMI 3.0September 2015
  • FJ8066202496511
$304
Core i5-6300U2 (4)2.4 GHz5/62 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 520300–1000 MHz
15 W
BGA 1356DMI 3.0September 2015$281
Core i5-6360U
  • SR2JM (K1)
2 (4)2 GHz9/112 × 256 KiB4 MiBIris Graphics 540300–1000 MHzBGA 1356DMI 3.0September 2015
  • FJ8066202499208
$304

Kaby Lake microarchitecture (7th/8th generation)[edit]

'Kaby Lake-H' (quad-core, 14 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, FMA3, SGX, MPX, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, AES-NI, Intel TSX-NI, Smart Cache, configurable TDP (cTDP) down.
  • i5-7400 and up also support Intel vPro, Intel TXT.
  • Transistors: TBD
  • Die size: TBD
  • Embedded models support ECC memory
Model
number
sSpec
number
Cores
(threads)
FrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Standard power
Core i5-7300HQ4 (4)2.5 GHz3.5 GHz4 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 630350–1000 MHz
45 W
BGA 1440DMI 3.0January 2017$250
Core i5-7440HQ4 (4)2.8 GHz3.8 GHz4 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 630350–1000 MHz
45 W
BGA 1440DMI 3.0January 2017$250
Standard power, embedded
Core i5-7440EQ4 (4)2.9 GHz3.6 GHz4 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 630350–1000 MHz
45 W
BGA 1440DMI 3.0January 2017$250
Low power, embedded
Core i5-7442EQ
  • SR34U (B0)
4 (4)2.1 GHz2.9 GHz4 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 630350–1000 MHzBGA 1440DMI 3.0January 2017
  • CL8067702998909
$250

'Kaby Lake-U' (dual-core, 14 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, FMA3, SGX, MPX, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, Turbo Boost, Hyper-threading, AES-NI, Smart Cache, and configurable TDP (cTDP).
  • Low power models i5-7300U and i5-7360U also support Intel vPro, Intel TXT.
Model
number
sSpec
number
Cores
(threads)
FrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Standard power
Core i5-7267U2 (4)3.1 GHz4/42 × 256 KiB4 MiBIris Plus Graphics 650300–1050 MHz
28 W
BGA 1356DMI 3.0January 2017$304
Core i5-7287U2 (4)3.3 GHz4/42 × 256 KiB4 MiBIris Plus Graphics 650300–1100 MHz
28 W
BGA 1356DMI 3.0January 2017$304
Low power
Core i5-7200U2 (4)2.5 GHz6/62 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 620300–1000 MHz
15 W
BGA 1356DMI 3.0September 2016$281
Core i5-7260U
  • SR363 (J1)
2 (4)2.2 GHz12/122 × 256 KiB4 MiBIris Plus Graphics 640300–950 MHzBGA 1356DMI 3.0January 2017
  • FH8067703037209
$304
Core i5-7300U2 (4)2.6 GHz9/92 × 256 KiB3 MiBHD Graphics 620300–1100 MHz
15 W
BGA 1356DMI 3.0January 2017$281
Core i5-7360U
  • SR365 (J1)
2 (4)2.3 GHz13/132 × 256 KiB4 MiBIris Plus Graphics 640300–1000 MHzBGA 1356DMI 3.0January 2017
  • FH8067703037109
$304

'Kaby Lake-Y' (dual-core, 14 nm)[edit]

  • All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, FMA3, SGX, MPX, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, Turbo Boost, Hyper-threading, AES-NI, Smart Cache, Intel TSX-NI, and configurable TDP (cTDP).
  • i5-7Y57 also supports Intel vPro, Intel TXT.
Model
number
sSpec
number
Cores
(threads)
FrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Core i5-7Y542 (4)1.2 GHz16/202 × 256 KiB4 MiBHD Graphics 615300–950 MHz
4.5 W
BGA 1515DMI 3.0September 2016$281
Core i5-7Y57
  • SR33Y (H0)
2 (4)1.2 GHz17/212 × 256 KiB4 MiBHD Graphics 615300–950 MHzBGA 1515DMI 3.0January 2017
  • HE8067702739527
$281

'Kaby Lake Refresh' (quad-core, 14 nm)[edit]

Model
number
sSpec
number
Cores
(threads)
FrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Core i5-8250U4 (8)1.6 GHz3.4 GHz4 × 256 KiB6 MiBUHD Graphics 620300–1100 MHz
15 W
BGA 1356DMI 3.0August 2017$297
Core i5-8350U
  • SR3L9 (Y0)
4 (8)1.7 GHz19/19/19/194 × 256 KiB6 MiBUHD Graphics 620300–1100 MHzBGA 1356DMI 3.0August 2017
  • FJ8067703282016
$297

'Kaby Lake-G' (quad-core, 14 nm)[edit]

Model
number
sSpec
number
Cores
(threads)
FrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Core i5-8305G4 (8)2.8 GHz3.8 GHz4 × 256 KiB6 MiBHD Graphics 630
Radeon RX Vega M GL Graphics
350–1000 MHz
931–1011 MHz
BGA 2270DMI 3.0February 2018$

'Amber Lake-Y' (dual-core, 14 nm)[edit]

Model
number
sSpec
number
Cores
(threads)
FrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Core i5-8200Y
  • SRD22 (H0)
2 (4)1.3 GHz3.9 GHz2 × 256 KiB4 MiBUHD Graphics 615 (?)300–950 MHzBGA 1515DMI 3.0August 2018
  • HE8067702739846
$291
Core i5-8210Y2 (4)1.6 GHz3.6 GHz2 × 256 KiB4 MiBUHD Graphics 617 (?)300–1050 MHz
7 W
BGA 1515DMI 3.0October 2018$281

Coffee Lake microarchitecture (8th/9th generation)[edit]

'Coffee Lake-H' (quad-core, 14 nm)[edit]

Model
number
sSpec
number
Cores
(threads)
FrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Core i5-8300H
  • SR3Z0 (U0)
4 (8)2.3 GHz16/16/17/174 × 256 KiB8 MiBUHD Graphics 630350–1000 MHzBGA 1440DMI 3.0April 2018
  • CL8068403373522
$250
Core i5-8400H4 (8)2.5 GHz16/16/17/174 × 256 KiB8 MiBUHD Graphics 630350–1100 MHz
45 W
BGA 1440DMI 3.0April 2018$250
Core i5-9300H
  • SRF6X (U0)
  • SRFCR (R0)
4 (8)2.4 GHz16/?/?/174 × 256 KiB8 MiBUHD Graphics 630350–1050 MHzBGA 1440DMI 3.0April 2019
  • CL8068404121905
  • CL8068404069606
$250
Core i5-9400H4 (8)2.5 GHz16/?/?/184 × 256 KiB8 MiBUHD Graphics 630350–1100 MHz
45 W
BGA 1440DMI 3.0April 2019$250

'Coffee Lake-U' (quad-core, 14 nm)[edit]

Model
number
sSpec
number
Cores
(threads)
FrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Core i5-8259U
  • SRCKB (D0)
  • SRCUU (D0)
4 (8)2.3 GHz3.8 GHz4 × 256 KiB6 MiBIris Plus Graphics 655300–1050 MHzBGA 1528DMI 3.0April 2018
  • FH8068403419522
  • FH8068403419527
$320
Core i5-8269U4 (8)2.6 GHz4.2 GHz4 × 256 KiB6 MiBIris Plus Graphics 655300–1100 MHz
28 W
BGA 1528DMI 3.0April 2018$320
Core i5-8279U
  • SREZ0 (D0)
4 (8)2.4 GHz4.1 GHz4 × 256 KiB6 MiBIris Plus Graphics 655300–1150 MHzBGA 1528DMI 3.0May 2019
  • FH8068404166004
$320

'Coffee Lake-B' (hexa-core, 14 nm)[edit]

Model
number
sSpec
number
Cores
(threads)
FrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Core i5-8400B6 (6)2.8 GHz10/10/11/11/11/126 × 256 KiB9 MiBUHD Graphics 630350–1050 MHz
65 W
BGA 1440DMI 3.0April 2018$182
Core i5-8500B
  • SRCX3 (U0)
6 (6)3 GHz9/9/10/10/10/116 × 256 KiB9 MiBUHD Graphics 630350–1100 MHzBGA 1440DMI 3.0April 2018
  • CL8068403612509
$192

'Whiskey Lake-U' (quad-core, 14 nm)[edit]

Model
number
sSpec
number
Cores
(threads)
FrequencyTurboL2
cache
L3
cache
GPU
model
GPU
frequency
TDPSocketI/O busRelease datePart
number(s)
Release
price (USD)
Ultra-low power
Core i5-8265U4 (8)1.6 GHz21/21/22/234 × 256 KiB6 MiBUHD Graphics 620300–1100 MHz
15 W
BGA 1528DMI 3.0August 2018
  • FJ8068404064604
  • FJ8068404064604
  • CL8068404064610
  • CL8068404064610
$297
Core i5-8365U4 (8)1.6 GHz4.1 GHz4 × 256 KiB6 MiBUHD Graphics 620300–1100 MHz
15 W
BGA 1528DMI 3.0April 2019$297
Ultra-low power, embedded
Core i5-8365UE
  • SRFDU (V0)
4 (8)1.6 GHz4.1 GHz4 × 256 KiB6 MiBUHD Graphics 620300–1050 MHzBGA 1528DMI 3.0June 2019
  • CL8068404149404

See also[edit]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ abcTurbo describes the available frequency bins (+133 MHz for processors based on Nehalem microarchitecture) of Intel Turbo Boost Technology that are available for 4, 3, 2, 1 active cores respectively (depending on the number of CPU cores, included in the processor).
  2. ^ abcdefghijklTurbo describes the available frequency bins (+100 MHz for processors based on Sandy Bridge, Ivy Bridge and Haswell microarchitectures) of Intel Turbo Boost Technology that are available for 4, 3, 2, 1 active cores respectively (depending on the number of CPU cores, included in the processor).

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  5. ^http://vr-zone.com/articles/intel-s-broken-ivy-bridge-sku-s-last-to-arrive/15449.html
  6. ^ abc'Specifications of Haswell Refresh CPUs'.
  7. ^ abcde'Some details of 'Haswell Refresh' desktop CPUs'.
  8. ^https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000005647/processors.htmlIntel® Turbo Boost Technology Frequency Tables for Intel® Core™ i5 Desktop Processors
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External links[edit]

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Whether you’re building your next PC or shopping for a new computer online, one of the questions that comes up from time to time is whether the Intel Core i5 or Core i7 is a better bargain. The short answer, “It depends,” isn’t all that helpful, so we’ve broken the data out in more detail and for both mobile and desktop processors.

Desktop Core i5 vs. Core i7

Intel’s October 2017 update to the Core i5 (see on Amazon) and Core i7 (see on Amazon) were the first major shift in core counts since Sandy Bridge in 2011. For the past six years, Intel’s Core i5 family has offered four cores without Hyper-Threading, and the Core i7 family offered four cores with Hyper-Threading. Hyper-Threading allows two simultaneous “virtual” cores for each physical core and shares the workload between them.

The 8th-generation CPUs that Intel introduced in October 2017 increased the number of cores and threads within each of these families by 50 percent, and in the Core i7-8700K’s case, increased the core’s clock speed as well. Core i5 and Core i7 CPUs with model numbers beginning with an 8 (like the Core i7-8700K) now have six cores, or six cores + Hyper-Threading.

Intel’s new 8th-gen processor lineup

Intel’s eighth-generation CPUs are generally more expensive than the CPUs they replace, though this varies somewhat. The overall price of CPUs in these segments has still come down on a per-core basis, and the performance boost from the additional cores is often worth it. If you aren’t sure what generation of Intel CPU you have, the first digit of the four-digit model code is the model number. If you have a Core i7-2600K, the “2” means this CPU is a second-generation Core i7 CPU, aka Sandy Bridge.

Intel’s decision to boost core counts across all three desktop CPU segments–the Core i3 also gets two cores and loses Hyper-Threading for a 4C/4T configuration–makes this an attractive time to buy. How much benefit you’ll see from upgrading depends to some extent on how much multi-threading your typical games or applications use and how old your current chip is. While there are still some single or dual-core applications out there, Windows is designed to spread multiple single-threaded workloads across multiple cores. A dual-core and quad-core application running at the same time will scale much better on the new Core i5 as opposed to the older variants.

While Microsoft’s DirectX 11 isn’t very good at taking advantage of multiple CPU cores, games can still use a mostly single-threaded approach for rendering while spinning audio, AI, and/or data loading on to their own threads. Gamers who stream and play games simultaneously from a single system may also find a six-core Core i5 much better-suited to the task than the 7th generation and earlier processors.

If all you care about is gaming and you don’t run any other workloads outside the game, an eighth-generation Core i5 won’t deliver much in the way of near-term benefits compared to the recent quad-core chips. How to get the annihilator. Games don’t typically scale very much past four cores (4C/4T, as opposed to 2C/4T), though the newer DirectX 12 API could make gaming more multi-core friendly in the long term. If you’re a gamer on a 6th-or-7th-generation Core i5, an 8th-generation chip probably won’t improve your game performance much at the moment. If you’re going to upgrade no matter what, we’d recommend a newer, six-core i5 over the older quad-core variant. While I don’t generally recommend trying to “future proof” a system–it’s often not worth the premium you pay–CPUs now last long enough to make buying a core with an eye towards the future a reasonable decision.

Intel’s new boxed packaging for the Core i3, i5, and i7 processors.

The 8th-generation Core i5 is a strong option for anyone who needs to balance multi-threaded performance, clock speed, and price. It won’t match the Core i7 in 3D rendering tests, video editing, or video encoding, but it’ll be just as fast as an equivalently-clocked Core i7 in games or in lightly threaded applications like Photoshop. Having six cores gives you some leg room if newer games begin taking better advantage of multi-threading. Alternately, it should also make it easier to stream and game on the same system, though I’d recommend consulting a separate guide that tests this use-case specifically before deciding on an 8th-generation i5 versus an i7.

The 8th-gen Core i7’s six cores and 12 threads are great for buyers who can take advantage of them. While Intel has been selling six-core CPUs for years, previous six-core chips were more expensive than the Core i7-8700K’s $359 MSRP, required generally more expensive motherboards, and required end-users to trade clock speed for core counts. It’s important, however, to make certain your applications can take advantage of all six cores and 12 threads before pulling the trigger on an 8700K.

What About Six-Core HEDT Customers?

Intel’s High End DeskTop market segment is, as the name suggests, Intel’s highest-end official desktop segment. These chips typically don’t support as much RAM as their Xeon counterparts and may lack other features like ECC RAM compatibility, but they historically offer more cores and threads than Intel’s mainstream Core i7s. For simplicity’s sake, we’re only comparing six-core HEDT processors against the Core i7-8700K. While Intel has previously sold HEDT CPUs with 8-10 CPU cores, we can’t make a simple rule of thumb for when an older HEDT CPU with a higher core count would be superior to the narrower, faster, Core i7-8700K.

If you’re using an early HEDT model, like the Core i7-3930K or Core i7-4930K, the 8700K will definitely be a step up. Both of those CPUs had all-core turbo clocks that were well below the Core i7-8700K’s 4.3GHz all-core frequency, and they used older, less-efficient architectures. Between the 8th-generation Core i7’s higher clock speed and higher efficiency, you can reasonably expect to see a 1.2x to 1.4x performance improvement depending on the workload, how high your previous CPU boosted under full load, and whether your applications take advantage of SIMD instruction sets like AVX2. Memory bandwidth-sensitive applications should also see a significant boost from the transition from DDR3-1600 to DDR4-2666. The age of your current HEDT system will matter significantly; customers with a 7800X or 6800K probably won’t see a benefit, while those with systems from the Ivy Bridge era or earlier will see significant, though not earth-shattering improvements.

If you’re one of the relative handful of customers using Intel’s first-generation six-core architecture, codenamed Westmere, you should definitely see a major performance boost from upgrading to the 8700K. Intel’s highest-end Westmere CPUs had full-core boosts below 3.7GHz in all cases and the old Nehalem architecture was markedly less efficient than Intel’s second-generation architecture, Sandy Bridge. Westmere also lacked support for capabilities like AVX and AVX2. The Core i7-8700K is clocked 1.3x higher than the old Core i7-980 and should offer at least 1.15x higher performance from architectural improvements alone. A 1.45x to 1.6x performance improvement from Westmere to Coffee Lake wouldn’t surprise us.

Putting It All Together

Intel’s decision to introduce higher core counts across its entire product stack means there’s some theoretical benefit to upgrading, even if you own a 7th generation CPU already. For practical purposes, however, we’re going to assume that most customers with a 6th-generation or 7th-generation CPU aren’t interested in buying a new motherboard and CPU so soon after their last update.

We’ve thrown a lot of numbers and figures at this article, but don’t worry if you’re head is spinning a bit trying to keep it all straight. The slideshow above includes a number of charts intended to make it easier to grasp the improvements and value of upgrading depending on your current situation and product family.

Mobile Processors (8th Generation)

Up until August 2017, Intel’s mobile products were mostly dual cores across the entire Core i3 / i5 / i7 product stack. There were a handful of quad-core parts in the Core i7 family, but most of Intel’s mobile chips were 2C/4T configurations, with quad-core chips reserved for 45W TDPs and above. As of now, Intel offers a handful of quad-core Core i7 and Core i5 CPUs. One major difference between these Core i5 chips and Intel’s entire previous lineup of Core i5 mobile processors is that the Core i5-8250U and Core i5-8350U do support Hyper-Threading. The Core i7 8650U and Core i7-8550U are also quad-core / eight-thread designs.

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Unfortunately, reviews of laptops that actually use these chips are still pretty few and far between, and Intel gives laptop manufacturers more leeway to specify their own desired operating temperatures and thermal limits in ways that can introduce substantial variation between different machines that ostensibly use the same processor. The early data on these chips suggests that they’re faster than the old dual-core variants, despite having much lower base clock speeds to compensate for the increased core and thread count, but no one has yet written a major review of any 8th-generation mobile system. None of the mobile CPUs announced thus far offer the onboard EDRAM cache that significantly improves Intel’s onboard graphics performance, either, while there are multiple 7th-generation SKUs that do.

Mobile Core i5 vs. Mobile Core i7 (7th Generation and Previous)

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Mobile users have three distinct choices to make, which clouds the issue a bit. There are previous-generation Core M chips as well as Core i7 and i5 processors. The Core M chips are limited to the m3 family–Intel has taken what used to be a distinct brand and folded it into the Core i7 and Core i5 families instead. This creates situations like the one shown below.

These two chips look similar, with the same cache, almost the same clock speed, and similar GPUs–but they have different operating TDPs and hence offer different user experiences. Exactly how different isn’t something we can speak to without test hardware, but past systems showed marked variation depending on OEM design and thermal limits. Core M launched in 2014 but never sold particularly well–OEMs often saddle the processors with aggressive high-resolution displays and extremely thin chassis, leading to mediocre battery life.

The Core i5 is in a similar situation:

If you’re looking at the Core M-branded Core i5, we strongly recommend doing your homework and checking reviews of specific systems. Core M systems can deliver better battery life than their i5/i7 counterparts, but this will depend on the specifics of the manufacturer. Remember, high-resolution screens and ultra-thin systems with limited battery life will cost you just as much in power savings as you can get with a lower-TDP CPU–possibly more these days, since high-end chips account for a decreasing amount of power consumption.

The other major difference we want to discuss is the gap between 7th generation Core i7 and i5 core counts on mobile. Prior to Skylake (6th gen), almost all Intel chips on mobile were dual-core below the Core i7 level. There are a few 6th and 7th generation Core i5 mobile parts that offer quad cores without Hyper-Threading support, as shown below:

The difference between these three cores is that one of them supports Intel’s Iris Pro Graphics, while the other two are Intel HD Graphics-only. The Iris Pro 580 is Intel’s only EDRAM-equipped 128MB Core i5. If you want a mobile processor with top-end graphics and a quad-core CPU, this is the Core i5 you want to purchase.

Outside of these three cores, the general rule does still follow. Most mobile Core i5 and all Core i3 processors are dual-core with Hyper-Threading. Here are the features that separate mobile Core i5 and Core i7 processors in 7th generation processors and below:

More cores: Many of Intel’s Core i7 processors are quad-core chips with Hyper-Threading enabled. This isn’t universal, however, and the company does offer a few dual-core + Hyper-Threading SKUs.

Higher clocks: Intel’s dual-core mobile Core i7 chips typically have higher clock speeds than their Core i5 counterparts, even at the same TDP.

More cache: Core i7 chips carry either 6MB or 4MB of cache. Core i5 chips run the gamut here. Older chips (pre-Broadwell) often carry 3MB, while Skylake and Kaby Lake chips are sometimes 4-6MB. The extra cache has only a small impact on performance.

More addressable memory: Many older mobile Core i7 and i5 processors are limited to 16GB of memory, but there are Skylake (6th-gen) chips that support 32GB and even 64GB on some late Core i5 / i7 models. 16GB of RAM is fine for the vast majority of users. But if you think you might need more, check what your CPU is capable of at Intel’s database.

How much performance you get out of a mobile Core i5 versus a Core i7 will depend a great deal on your laptop’s cooling solution and whether the chip can handle its own heat output. We’ve previously discussed how Intel gave OEMs more freedom to define their own TDP targets and skin temperatures. But this creates scenarios in which buying a faster Core M can actually result in worse performance, as the chip hits its thermal trip point and down-throttles to keep cool.

Intel’s highest-end Iris Pro graphics are available in both Core i5 and Core i7 mobile SKUs

We can’t point to specific instances where this has tilted performance between Core i5 and Core i7 chips, but it’s likely to create at least a little “slosh” between the two core families. Generally speaking, if you truly want to emphasize low power, pick the CPU that has lower base and turbo clocks. Intel historically defined TDP as “The CPU’s average power consumption when running typical workloads over a period of time.” A chip with more headroom is a chip that’ll hit its throttle point faster.

Which CPU Should You Buy?

If you’re looking at the mobile market, we’d recommend a newer 8th Gen quad core over a dual-core CPU. If you’re in the market for a desktop chip, on the other hand, the decision is fairly straightforward. Gamers and enthusiasts who want to balance high core counts and frequencies with a price below $300 should find the new Core i5 chips right up their alley. Only those looking for budget workstation performance or similarly demanding applications will benefit from the Core i7-8700K, but these workloads will be faster on Intel’s 8th-generation Coffee Lake than on any previous part. HEDT customers with older Westmere-era hardware should benefit a great deal from these improvements.

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