Is it worth the wait to ask for help choosing a laptop and analyzing Intel 3rd Gen CPUs?

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Product name: ASUS S46 S46E3337C....Packing volume:

348mm x248mmx21mm PC tablet 2-in-1: NoBody weight (including battery): Gross weight:

Brand: ASUS ASUS Series: S46 Model:

S46E3337CB-SL 74F5DX2B Screen Size: 14 inchesScreen Ratio: 16:

9CPU Platform: Core Rui i5Intel Core Rui i5: i5-3337U Graphics Card Type:

NVIDIA GeForce GT 740M INTEL GMA HD 4000Video Memory Capacity: 2GB HDD Capacity: 750GB SSD:

24G memory capacity: 4GB optical drive type: ***-ROM applicable scenarios:

Home audio and video weight: 2kg (inclusive) exclusive) Number of lithium battery cells: 4-cell lithium battery notebook** Range:

2013 Month: April Operating System: Windows 8 Communication Technology Type:

Wireless network card input device.

It's worth it, wait, N card out of the Kepler series low-end positioning can be and 500M series of mid-to-high-end anti-constant

There will be no improvement in performance at the same frequency, IVY just improves the process to reduce power consumption, nothing waits.

Why not consider Lenovo's Y470 series?

LenovoY580 on the third generation i7 CPU doesn't seem to be more expensive5000,It shouldn't have been released yet,But look at the demand,If it's not an audiophile, it's not necessary,Now Pentium is not still used,It depends on personal needs,It's the era of overcapacity。

The one below can intuitively reflect the information from one generation of Core to seven generations. The one above covers the new Core family for years to come.

Since Intel released the Core i7 in 2008, the mainstream name is Bloomfield for the generation of Core: some people think that the 2006 Conroe is a generation of Core, and there are different statements.

From 8086 decades ago to now, it is much older.

In fact, the nuclear display is only on the i7 series, and there is a powerful core display,i5 i3 does not have it,And who will buy the i7 only use its core display and not add a separate display,

The main thing is that AMD sucks. Some of the performance of the APU pile driver is not as good as the K10 four or five years ago, and then Intel can only symbolically release the i series in order to circumvent the antitrust law.

Except for the obvious improvement of the core display, the overall improvement in other aspects is not large, and the average increase in CPU performance indicators does not exceed 10%.

In terms of memory controller and transcoding, there is a certain improvement compared with the third generation of products.

The generation is a 3-digit i3 530 i5 750 i7 980 1156 pins.

Gen 2 4-digit i3 2100 i5 2500 i7 2600 1155 pins.

Three generations 4-digit i3 3120 i5 3570 i7 3770 1155 pins.

What more do you want to ask.

The difference between the Intel Core Generation, the Second Generation, and the Third Generation is in the interface:

The generation is a 3-digit i3 530 i5 750 i7 980 1156 pins.

Gen 2 4-digit i3 2100 i5 2500 i7 2600 1155 pins.

Three generations 4-digit i3 3120 i5 3570 i7 3770 1155 pins.

Of course, the performance also varies greatly, depending on the specific CPU configuration.

In fact, there is no official statement of Core 3.

The 4th generation i7 is only 5 higher performance than the 3rd generation i7 But the power consumption is much lower If you want to try it first, you can buy it If you want a cost performance, the 4th generation is not suitable i3 is dual-core 4 threads i5 is 4 cores and 4 threads i7 is 4 cores and 8 threads The top i7 is 6 cores and 12 threads Except for the generation i5, which has dual-core 4 threads Everything else is like this Intel said last year The performance of the 4th generation will not be much higher than that of the 3rd generation But the power consumption will be much lower The PC market is shrinking The reason Intel is doing this is to target the ultrabook and tablet market Don't think that a tablet without Intel's CPU, Intel's CPU is an x86 instruction set, and other Qualcomm, Texas Instruments, MediaTek, etc. are ARM instruction sets.