Intel's Core i5-13400 ... we're using an Asus DDR4-equipped motherboard with a cheaper B660 chipset. A lot of Intel's advantage over AMD in low-end to mid-range gaming PCs right now is a lower ...

Still, sometimes it’s more important to have those extra cores than an i5 or i7 CPU and often-times the choice between one Intel Core CPU and another will come down to whether you want to have a ...

The Intel Core i5 13600K is another mighty mid-range chip from Intel, and you can expect a major uplift in core counts even with this more parsimoniously priced Raptor Lake chip.

As we found in our Intel Core i5 14600K review, this CPU is a great all rounder.It's perfectly capable of churning out decent frame rates in the latest games, thanks to its six P-Cores, while its ...

In this video, we delve into a comparative analysis of two popular processors: the AMD FX-6300 and the Intel i5 4690k, using Project CARS as the testing ground. Armed with a GTX 960, we explore how ...

Intel's new Core i5-14600K is positioned as a midrange champ, ... It’s only a 1.7% lead, mind you, but any lead for the last-gen chip isn’t great news for Intel’s latest and greatest.

The Intel Core i5-14600K is barely an upgrade from the i5-13600K. ... So, on paper at least, the Core i5-14600K is the best Intel processor for the mainstream user as far as performance goes.

Intel has a wider range of CPU options for laptops but they follow similar naming conventions to CPUs on desktops. Its main chips are the Core Ultra 7 265 and 255, and the Core Ultra 5 235 and 225.

Intel’s Core i5-14400 processor has been the subject of a benchmark leak which casts the CPU in a disappointing light. This is the follow-up to the popular Core i5-13400, and it’s rumored that ...

Intel's chip names are getting a rebrand. ... i5, i7, and i9. Intel even started to release a more advanced version of these chips in 2010 with the creation of the X-series. ...

Intel Core i5 12400F review. We investigate Intel's Alder Lake budget gaming CPU, which gives you six cores and a 4.4GHz clock speed for an amazingly generous price.

Now that you know how to spot the CPU generation in an Intel processor name, the next step is finding out what specific chip is installed on your computer. There are several ways of doing so ...