ISA: Everything up to AVX2 (SMM, FPU, NX, MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AES, AVX, FMA3, and AVX2).TDP: 35-65 W (with exception for the 7600K).All desktop models use Socket LGA-1151, are quad-core with no Hyper-Threading, and have the following common features: While their clock-for-clock performance is identical to their 6th generation counterparts, they are clocked higher which allowed for a slight performance increase. All models incorporate a 600-series integrated graphics processor which is largely identical to their 6th generation 500-series counterparts.ĭesktop 7th generation Core i5 processors were launched in January of 2017. Overall very few minor features were introduced in the 7th Generation Core i5 models, including improved GPU support for 4K playback via native hardware acceleration.
As such most models enjoy a modest 100 to 300 MHz clock increase over their previous generation for the same price (Note that clock-for-clock there is no performance improvement over 6th generation Core i5). Intel has traditionally been grouping Core i5 processors into generations based on the microarchitecture they are based on with 1st generation being based on Nehalem in 45 nm with the latest chips based on Kaby Lake manufactured using a 14 nm process.ġst Generation (Nehalem) Main article: Nehalem Microarchitectureħth generation Core i5 processors, models which were introduced by Intel in early 2017, are manufactured on Intel's improved 14 nm process "14nm+" which allowed for higher clock speeds at similar voltage levels. Core i5 processors usually have more cores than i3 (typically 4 vs 2 in i3), and offer more features (e.g. Core i5 are mid-range performance processors with performance higher than those offered by the Core i3 processors but below those offered by Core i7. Intel first announced the retirement of the Core 2 in mid-2009 and was introduced later the same year.
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