I am upgradig my PC. How does this processor compare to Intel Core-i5 3350P Quad-Core Processor 3.1 Ghz 6 MB Cache LGA 1155 which I'm considering?
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Intel is a better processor but more expensive. It is really going to depend on what you're using it for. AMDs do tend to run hotter so if your computer doesn't have the space to adequately cool then that could be a problem. Do a side by side comparison for stats as well
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Going with this CPU from the I5 would be a small downgrade. If your looking to upgrade onto AMD go with at least a FX 6300 or better If you have the socket to fit. The FX 6300 is a 6 core if you can afford the 8xxx series ( 8 core), that's even better. This is a great CPU but in all honestly it would be a slight downgrade from the i5 you have now.
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Hi EdYes this processor is in the CPU processor list, you can follow this Link: http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/H77%20Pro4-M/?cat=CPUI found it.The processor 1155 Core i7 i7-3770K(E0) Ivy Bridge 3.5GHz BCLK 100MHz 8MB 77W P1.10
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Compared to an A10 processor your probably looking at maybe 1 or 2 less fps If your looking at a quad core intel i7 then your probably looking at a 10-20 fps difference but in all it won't be enough to warrant the extra money unless you have the extra money for an i7.
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I have this quad core processor. Mine says the same. The 45Nm is the technology used to produce the microchip architecture. (All the super tiny circuits on the chip.) 12MB Cache is a better processor memory. I have very good luck with mine. It plays all the FPS games I have and some MMO games like MechWarrior online smoothly.
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http://ark.intel.com/products/33911/Intel-Core2-Duo-Processor-E8500-6M-Cache-3_16-GHz-1333-MHz-FSB?wapkw=e8500+3.16+ghz+6+mb+cache
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It is the Intel Core i7-4810mq quad core processor. The four cores can handle up to eight threads. Each core offers a base speed of 2.8GHz but can increase clock rates with Turbo Boost up to 3.6GHz. I hope his helps!
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Yes, i got mine with a Intel Core i7-4770 Quad-Core Desktop Processor 3.4 GHZ LGA 1150 8 MB Cache BX80646I74770
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According to system information it is; Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4200M CPU @ 2.5GHZLaunch Date was Q4 2013http://ark.intel.com/products/76348/Intel-Core-i5-4200M-Processor-3M-Cache-up-to-3_10-GHz
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It's hard to pinpoint precisely, but considering you have a socket 775 motherboard, I'm guessing the rest of the hardware is a bit dated too. You will get a speed bump, not a major one. If you couple that cpu upgrade with a SSD hard drive, then you will notice the difference.
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I'm not really sure about the processor but I upgraded my graphics card to a nividia 650 ti and its way better then what comes in it the downside to the card is u will have to get a new power supply as well bc the current one dose not have another 6 pin connector nor enough power but if u do get this pc and have the money I would upgrade the power and gpu it was totally worth it for me
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yes http://ark.intel.com/products/72055/Intel-Core-i5-3337U-Processor-3M-Cache-up-to-2_70-GHz
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I had that CPU before I tried this chip in it and ended up changing the motherboard all together. I found out that the system was not as fast as I liked. Anyway I looked up the specs on this site http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document
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I had the exact same processor in my laptop (Lenovo Y 550) and this processor swapped out with it no problems. I believe its the same socket set for your computer as well.the only thing slowing my laptop down now is the hard drive.anything more than 4 gigs of ram and you're not really going to see a noticeable difference in performance.this processor however have to use what do you definitely see a huge bump in speed. opening and closing windows will be smooth if you're playing games you're looking at a much higher setting on your graphics and it handles programs like Dragon speak and word without any effort. I hope this helps.
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The i7-3632QM processor has a 6MB cache. Details: http://ark.intel.com/products/71458/Intel-Core-i7-3632QM-Processor-6M-Cache-up-to-3_20-GHz-rPGA
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The truth of the matter is this. All i5 Intel Processors lack hyperthreading. This i7 3770K is a quad core / hyperthreaded processor. This means 4 physical processor cores and each is capable of running 2 threads. This is , in effect 8 processor cores (Threads) running at the same time. This provides an approximate increase in performance of 30%. If your software uses multicore, the benefit is immediate. Is it worth the money to you becomes the question.
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I recommend buying the i5-4590. It's the same CPU for the same price and it has improved thermal paste and heatsink so you won't need to worry much about buying an aftermarket cooler. It's also 100 MHz faster.
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You will see a performance boost upgrading from a 1st gen i7 to a 4th gen... Keep in mind that you will need a Motherboard that supports the 1150 socket, the 1st gen i7 is a 1366 Socket while the 4th gen is an 1150 socket. You're getting almost a full Ghz og Clock speed (2.66 to 3.5) Plus support for 32GB memory vs 24GB... I made the leap from a Gen 1 i7 to a Gen 3 i7 and did notice a significant difference, so you should see a marked difference in performance jumping to the latest generation. When I jumped from the i7 3770K to the 4770k it was very insignificant, but with such a large jump it would be beneficial if you are willing to spend the extra to upgrade other things too... Just keep in mind that you are looking at having to buy a new Motherboard to support the chip, so factor that into your decision, also not knowing about your setup it may require you to replace peripherals, such as according to intel the older i7 only supported DDr3 800/1066 memory while the new supports DDR3 1333/1600... So simply put you will see a solid gain in performance but you will have to replace at minimum your Motherboard and possible other items to get that gain...