They also use different chipsets and motherboards. Slight architectural speed improvements, higher clock speeds. More cache to go along with the increased core count. All 8th generation core i5 are hexa-core (six cores). All 7th gen core i5 are quad cores.
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Yes, those are a lot of pluses but (as you will see a bit down below) the performance gains are clearly visible. Top 100 Best Gaming Laptop Deals (Price/Performance)As tradition dictates, LaptopMedia will uncover for you the next-gen Intel CPUs in advance.Expecting from the upcoming Zen 2 launch, Intel is going to unleash the refreshed Coffee Lake processors based on the 14nm+++ tech process. Top 100 Best Laptops for World of Tanks Top 100 Best Laptops for Total War: THREE KINGDOMS Top 100 Best Laptops for Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege Top 100 Best Laptops for Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands
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The CPU and the iGPU (which is again the UHD 630) are additionally boosted thanks to the faster memory). We almost forgot to inform you that the i5-10300H has one more advantage when compared to 14nm++ Coffee Lake processors – it supports DDR4 memory with a much higher frequency – 3200MHz. The new one has higher base and boost clocks (2.50 GHz – 4.30 GHz to 2.40 GHz – 4.10 GHz) when compared to i5-9300H. The i5-10300H is the successor of i5-9300H, so let’s compare them and we’ll show to you what the actual performance gains are, thanks to a bit higher clock frequencies and a refined 14nm process.You don’t expect anything totally new, right? The i5-10300H and i5-9300H have 4 cores and 8 threads, 8MB cache size, and a 45W TDP. Of course, given to us by a random man on the street.From our previous comparison between i5-1035G4 and i5-9400H (which is virtually the same CPU as 9300H with a bit boosted clocks), we saw that Coffee Lake still has good performance thanks to the high base and boost clocks, alongside big cache sizes and 45W TDPs (which leads to more sustained frequencies during heavy loads).
The good news is that Coffee Lake will finally take advantage of higher memory frequencies as DDR4 3200 MHz. We don’t expect miracles because this is the same (good old) 14nm tech process, ok, a bit refined. We will see what’s the heat dissipation during heavy loads compared to the 8th and 9th gen Coffee Lake CPUs. VerdictSo, at least there is some decent performance boost.
It will be really hard for Intel to fight with AMD with refreshed CPUs like Coffee Lake because 11% better Cinebench 20 result looks good in the first place but it’s not enough against the upcoming Zen 2 beasts.No matter how much additional coffee Intel puts in their cup they will need something extra against Zen 2. The 4800U which is a Zen 2 CPU with just 15W TDP just smashed the i7-1065G7 (which has a 15W TDP too). Additionally, the 4800H beats i7-9750H, and i7-1065G7. As you may know, from our previous CPU comparisons, the 4800H is a bit faster (or almost on par) with i9-9980HK (which is the fastest Coffee Lake processor at the moment). That’s why the Cinebench score of i5-10300H is 11% higher than i5-9300H one.The Core i5-9300H is faster than Ryzen 7 3750H but this year the Zen 2 CPUs will be meaner and badder than their Zen+ predecessor and that is bad news for Intel (and for i5-10300H).
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