Mini Review
Intel Core i5-460M (BGA) advantages
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Intel Core i5-7500 advantages
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i5-460M vs i5-7500 specifications comparison
The graphs below demonstrate the difference between Core i5-7500 and Intel Core i5-460M most important characteristics. These features, together with an IPC (instructions per cycle) number, determine how well a processor performs. The "Number of cores / threads" graph displays the number of cores (darker area). Lighter area on the graph represents the number of additional threads, offered by Hyper-Threading technology. The "Operating frequency" chart uses dark color to represent base frequency, whereas lighter area is for extra frequency, provided by Turbo feature. Darker area on the "On-chip cache" graph is for the On-chip L2 cache. Lighter area is for the L3 cache cache. While the L3 cache cache is usually larger than the On-chip L2 cache, it is always slower.
Higher is better |
Higher is better |
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Higher is better |
Lower is better |
Detailed side by side comparison of i5-460M vs i5-7500 specs can be found in the Specifications section below.
Pros and Cons summary
Core i5-460M (BGA) | Core i5-7500 | |
General recommendations: Needs less power
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General recommendations: More cores improve multi-threading performance,
Operates at higher frequency, Offers extra memory bandwidth Features AVX / AVX2 / F16C / FMA3 instructions, The microprocessor is upgradeable |
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Drawbacks: Not as many CPU cores,
Operating frequency is lower, Less memory bandwidth Does not support some instructions, Not possible to upgrade or replace |
Drawbacks: Requires considerably more power
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Similar processors
Core i5-460M (BGA) | Core i5-7500 | |
Similar microprocessors use the same socket and architecture as Core i5-460M (BGA) and Core i5-7500, but their performance and other characteristics are slightly different.
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