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It's all quad-core Intel CPUs, and I recommend the i5

After all, the i5 is a new generation of CPUs, the Core 2 is the previous generation, but the Core 2 is the original quad-core, and the same goes for the i7.

However, the i5 is also divided into one, two and three generations.

The products of the 1st generation are not recommended Core 2 can be killed in seconds.

The 2500k of the 2nd generation is good, it is also a quad-core, but it is 1155 pins, and the Core 2 is 775 pins, and the main frequency is also higher than that of the Core 2.

3rd generation 3450 3570 good **Generally above 1000.

However, the last 3rd generation i5 has a CPU that I guess the master has not heard of: Intel Xeon E3-1230 V2

Quad-core 1155 main frequency No overclocking Other performance can surpass the 2nd generation i5

To sum up: the QX6850 is stronger overall than the i5.

The difference is in the number of needles, the i5 generation seems to have 775, there are also 1156, 1156, the board is not easy to find.

The advantage of the Core 2 is the native quad-core.

In addition, the main thing to look at when buying a CPU is:

Number of cores, framework, manufacturing process, cache, interface, number of threads, instruction set, etc.

The second and third generation i5 is stronger, the third generation is mainly optimized on the second generation power consumption, lower power consumption, 6850 at most on the i3 level, Xeon processor, coreless graphics version of the i7 processor, with i7 performance, i5**, of course, the premise is that it cannot be overclocked, that is to say, the line energy is equivalent to the coreless graphics card to get the second generation i7-2600 The power consumption is slightly lower, but it is more stable, and the requirements for the motherboard are low, and the 400 GIGABYTE all-solid-state B75 motherboard can meet it.

At present, in addition to actively promoting the new Core 2E6x50 processor with 1333MHz front-side bus design, Intel also attracts users by reducing the number of features and enriching the features, but few people know that Intel will also step up to the Go version. The Core 2 processor with GO stepper has been further improved in terms of stability and energy consumption control, as well as excellent overclocking capabilities, making it highly sought after by gamers.

In fact, the GO version is more advanced than the previous B1, B2 and D0, which is manifested in three aspects: first, the CPU design power is reduced by 10W, second, the theoretical withstand temperature is increased by 11°C, and third, the power supply requirements are lower. These are the fundamental reasons why the GO version of the Core 2 processor is more stable and has more overclocking capabilities.

Next, we will announce a set of Core 2 processor numbers with GO stepping: GO version QX6850 numbered SLAFN, GO version QX6800 numbered SLACP, GO version Q6700 numbered SLACQ, GO version Q6600 numbered SLACR, GO version E6850 numbered SLA9U, GO version E6750 numbered SLA9V, GO version E6550 numbered SLA9X, The GO version of E6540 is numbered SLAa5.