What motherboard does the i5 7400 computer use?

Of course, the seventh-generation i5 uses B250, of course, B150 can also be used after flashing BIOS, but some effects are not supported.

I'm going to tell you that the current seventh-generation processor is too cost-effective, and the performance of the 7400 is average, not as good as the 6500. Seventh-generation processors are not recommended at this time.

Official parameters: i5-7400, main frequency 3G, turbo frequency.

i5-6500, main frequency, turbo frequency.

So a 7th generation, a 6th generation, there is not much difference between the two, so how much difference is there between the two?

Second, the test platform.

Configuration 1: CPU: i5-7400

Heat dissipation: TT Jupiter 8 temperature control version.

Motherboard: MSI H110M PRO-VD Plus

Memory: TEAMGROUP 8G 2400

Storage: Kingston UV400 240G

Power supply: Kangshu Smart 400

Chassis: ICE I (top power supply).

System: win10 64bit 1607

Configuration 2: CPU: i5-6500

Heat dissipation: TT Jupiter 8 temperature control version.

Motherboard: MSI H110M PRO-VD Plus

Memory: TEAMGROUP 8G 2400

Storage: Kingston UV400 240G

Power supply: Kangshu Smart 400

Chassis: TT Voyager S3 (bottom power supply).

System: win10 64bit 1607

In fact, a Chunsen person thinks that for the core display platform, the heat dissipation of the bottom power supply should not be bent like the design of the overhead power supply, because the overhead power supply directly draws away the heat generated near the CPU, and the bottom power supply design cannot absorb the heat generated by the CPU if the rear fan is not added (of course, the specific situation is changeable, for example, if the bottom chassis uses a side-blown radiator?). Let's do it first, but it suddenly occurred to me)

3. CPU-Z score comparison (the two are almost the same).

This is the CPU-Z recognition parameter, i5-7400 minimum frequency, and then a CPU-Z measurement vertical score (although there is no evidence to prove how much reference the single-thread and multi-thread scores of CPU-Z are, but let's take a brief look).

1761 single-core, 6546 multi-threaded

Here is a screenshot of the i5-6500, the minimum clock speed.

Single-core 1789, multi-threaded 6543

Comparison: i5-7400, single-core 1761, multi-threaded 6546

i5-6500, single-core 1789, multi-threaded 6543

The i5-6500 is a little more efficient with a single core, and the multi-threading is almost the same? (Some netizens asked, why don't you compare chess with super pi?) Because I didn't want to compare the two at all, this is the two machines I installed this afternoon, mainly to observe the change of the CPU main frequency, I originally wanted to publish two articles, one thought, it is okay to combine the two into one, so that the amount of content is also large, the article also has highlights, only CPU-Z also has a single core and multi-threaded, the same accessories and systems, with examinability, so the final article became a comparison between the two).

The motherboard of the i5-7400 is suitable for DDR4 2400 strips. The CPU is not overclocked and does not require high-frequency memory.

Motherboard: Motherboard, also known as motherboard, systemboard, or motherboard, is one of the most basic and important components of a computer. The motherboard is generally a rectangular circuit board, on which the main circuit system of the computer is installed, generally there are BIOS chips, IO control chips, keyboard and panel control switch interfaces, indicator plugs, expansion slots, DC power supply connectors of the motherboard and plug-in cards, etc.