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Intel Processor Speed
When you are looking for an intel cpu the Intel processor speed
is the number one factor you are looking at. Other specifications may lead you in one direction
or the other, but overrall cpu speed comparison will be what gets the money out of your wallet!
Intel Processor Speed Comparison
This webpage will give you a list of Intel microprocessors, their speeds and a few specifications of the latest Intel CPUs available
today. A CPU performance comparison can be established from this information if you look
hard enough. I won't be telling you what is good for what for the most part, but each type
of computer processor is made to work for a certain type of computer hardware.
Intel Core i7 Desktop Extreme Edition
 
 
The two major technologies by Intel Turbo Boost and Hyper-Threading are the key basis for
this super fast Intel processor speed CPU. They have optimized all the possible corners they can to come
out with a small line of processors that have reached a new limit. Of course these are
overpriced, but many of us would do almost anything to get one!
Intel Core i7 980X Extreme Edition
(3.33ghz, 6 Cores, 12mb Cache, 32nm die size, Watts)
Intel Core i7 975 Extreme Edition
(3.33ghz, 4 cores, 8mb Cache, 45nm die size, 130 Watts)
Intel Core i7 965 Extreme Edition
(3.2ghz, 4 cores, 8mb Cache, 45nm die size, 130 Watts)
Intel Core i7 Desktop
 
This version of the Intel Core i7 CPU is just like the extreme version except it is
not to the extreme. It is still super fast, but not pushing the limits
of the computer CPU fully. Many people have successfully overclocked these
Intel processor speed well beyond the limit of 4ghz and beyond!
Intel Core i7 960
(3.2ghz, 4 cores, 8mb Cache, 45nm die size, 130 Watts)
Intel Core i7 950
(3.06ghz, 4 cores, 8mb Cache, 45nm die size, 130 Watts)
Intel Core i7 940
(2.93ghz, 4 cores, 8mb Cache, 45nm die size, 130 Watts)
Intel Core i7 930
(2.8ghz, 4 cores, 8mb Cache, 45nm die size, 130 Watts)
Intel Core i7 920
(2.66ghz, 4 cores, 8mb Cache, 45nm die size, 130 Watts)
Intel Core i7 880
(3.06ghz, 4 cores, 8mb Cache, 45nm die size, 95 Watts)
Intel Core i7 875K
(2.93ghz, 4 cores, 8mb Cache, 45nm die size, 95 Watts)
Intel Core i7 870
(2.93ghz, 4 cores, 8mb Cache, 45nm die size, 95 Watts)
Intel Core i7 860S
(2.53ghz, 4 cores, 8mb Cache, 45nm die size, 82 Watts)
Intel Core i7 880
(2.8ghz, 4 cores, 8mb Cache, 45nm die size, 95 Watts)
Intel Core i7 Mobile Extreme Edition
 
These Intel CPUs are the pick of the litter when it comes
to mobile technology. Speed unheard of from a laptop or
mobile device have been reached in regards to HD video
and encoding. You will be amazed at how far Intel processor
speed has risen to please Intel's customer base.
Intel Core i7 920XM Extreme Edition
(2ghz, 4 cores, 8mb Cache, 45nm die size, 55 Watts)
Intel Core i7 Mobile
 
Just like I stated with the extreme edition of this computer CPU,
you will see lots of improvements in Intel processor speed with the HT and turbo
boost technology. You gain about 20-30% more speed with it
during your intensive computer functions. The only thing you have
to do is buy one.
Intel Core i7 820QM
(1.73ghz, 4 cores, 8mb Cache, 45nm die size, 45 Watts)
Intel Core i7 720QM
(1.6ghz, 4 cores, 6mb Cache, 45nm die size, 45 Watts)
Intel Core i7 660UM
(1.33ghz, 2 cores, 4mb Cache, 32nm die size, 18 Watts)
Intel Core i7 640UM
(1.2ghz, 2 cores, 4mb Cache, 32nm die size, 18 Watts)
Intel Core i7 640LM
(2.13ghz, 2 cores, 4mb Cache, 32nm die size, 25 Watts)
Intel Core i7 620UM
(1.06ghz, 2 cores, 4mb Cache, 32nm die size, 18 Watts)
Intel Core i7 620UE
(1.06ghz, 2 cores, 4mb Catche, 32nm die size, 18 Watts)
Intel Core i7 620M
(2.66ghz, 2 cores, 4mb Cache, 32nm die size, 35 Watts)
Intel Core i7 620LM
(2ghz, 2 cores, 4mb Cache, 32nm die size, 25 Watts)
Intel Core i7 620LE
(2ghz, 2 cores, 4mb Cache, 32nm die size, 25 Watts)
Intel Core i7 610E
(2.53ghz, 2 cores, 4mb Cache, 32nm die size, 35 Watts)
Intel Core i5 Mobile
 
 
This computer cpu is the mid-range version of the Intel core i series. It is even more energy efficient
with the amount of voltage and watts it uses. It is still able to give you the turbo boost technology
that increases your computer cpu Intel processor speed temporarily when you need it. It is basically what somebody
gets when they want an i7, but can't justify the price.
Intel Core i5 540UM
(1.2ghz, 2 cores, 3mb Cache, 32nm die size, 18 Watts)
Intel Core i5 540M
(2.53ghz, 2 cores, 3mb Cache, 32nm die size, 35 Watts)
Intel Core i5 520UM
(1.066ghz, 2 cores, 3mb Cache, 32nm die size, 18 Watts)
Intel Core i5 520M
(2.4ghz, 2 cores, 3mb Cache, 32nm die size, 35 Watts)
Intel Core i5 520E
(2.4ghz, 2 cores, 3mb Cache, 32nm die size, 35 Watts)
Intel Core i5 430UM
(1.2ghz, 2 cores, 3mb Cache, 32nm die size, 18 Watts)
Intel Core 430M
(2.26ghz, 2 cores, 3mb Cache, 32nm die size, 35 Watts)
Intel Core i5 Desktop
 
The desktop version of this obviously a bit stronger in Intel processor speed than the mobile version of the computer
processor. The Intel processor speed is still very good and very efficient with energy consumption. I
would get one of these if I wanted a nice small computer to do minimal stuff. However, not too many
people want to do normal stuff. However, they believe they are not doing normal stuff, but they
actually are. Watching Blu-ray may seem state of the art, but it should be normal now.
Intel Core i5 750S
(2.4ghz, 4 cores, 8mb Cache, 45nm die size, 82 Watts)
Intel Core i5 750
(2.66ghz, 4 cores, 8mb Cache, 45nm die size, 95 Watts)
Intel Core i5 680
(3.6ghz, 2 cores, 4mb Cache, 32nm die size, 73 Watts)
Intel Core i5 670
(3.46ghz, 2 cores, 4mb Cache, 32nm die size, 73 Watts)
Intel Core i5 661
(3.33ghz, 2 cores, 4mb Cache, 32nm die size, 87 Watts)
Intel Core i5 660
(3.33ghz, 2 cores, 4mb Cache, 32nm die size, 73 Watts)
Intel Core i5 655K
(3.2ghz, 2 cores, 4mb Cache, 32nm die size, 73 Watts)
Intel Core i5 650
(3.2ghz, 2 cores, 4mb Cache, 32nm die size, 73 Watts)
Intel Core i3 Mobile
The Intel core i3 series is one that is all about saving energy and being able to do what everybody
else does that involves intel processor speed. I recently suggested that best friend buy a laptop computer with this computer processor
since he was looking for something under $600 that would be able to do his graphic work on
remotely and play blu-ray DVDs. He was thinking about the Intel Core i5, but that would have been
overkill.
Intel Core i3 350M
(2.26ghz, 2 cores, 3mb Cache, 32nm die size, 35 Watts)
Intel Core i3 330UM
(1.2ghz, 2 cores, 3mb Cache, 32nm die size, 18 Watts)
Intel Core i3 330M
(2.13ghz, 2 cores, 3mb Cache, 32nm die size, 35 Watts)
Intel Core i3 330E
(2.13ghz, 2 cores, 3mb Cache, 32nm die size, 35 Watts)
Intel Core i3 550 Desktop
 
This is not a particularly popular brand for desktop computers. It is just not intel processor speed to do what
most people do on their desktop computers today. I see no reason to really have this if you do
computer gaming, but small graphical design and regular computer usage is fine. Fortunately, regular
computer usage fits a majority of the computer buyers worldwide.
Intel Core i3 550
(3.2ghz, 2 cores, 4mb Cache, 32nm die size, 73 Watts)
Intel Core i3 540
(3.06ghz, 2 cores, 4mb Cache, 32nm die size, 73 Watts)
Intel Core i3 530
(2.93ghz, 2 cores, 4mb Cache, 32nm die size, 73 Watts)
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