For example, our current chipset is the i7, 7th generation. You will see your processor and the first number after i3, i5, or i7 lets you know what generation you have. Next to Processor, you will see your chipset listed.
In closing, we wish Intel would name their chipsets for the consumer, not the engineers and executives. We think that option beats out the i3 and i5 every time. For example, if the 9th generation is out, look for a 7th generation chipset. If you were trying to decide which chipset has the best value, we would find a computer with an i7 chipset that is a couple of generations old.
They are intended to be used by hardcore gamers and enthusiasts. I9 Core i9 processors were introduced in 2017 and featured many cores, high power draw, high thermal output, and high performance. As you might expect, the i7 features more cache, more clock speed, and often more cores. I7 Core i7 processors were introduced in 2008 and are aimed at businesses and power users with 2-6 cores (processors). The i5 is the best chipset for the average computer user looking to save money on a new computer. Hyper-threading and different clock frequencies are disabled. Other advantages included better memory support. Turbo Boost allows faster speeds when the processor is under high demand. I5 Core i5 processors first appeared in 2009, and as you might have guessed, it is the middle of the road chipset with 2-4 cores (processors). The i3 will show up on lower-priced computers and is the best fit for someone who needs a computer for the most basic use. Core i3 is a slower clock speed i5 without Turbo Boost. I3 Core i3 processors first appeared in 2010 and are the entry-level Intel chipsets with 2 cores (processors).
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