Intel's dumped its Core 2 range and busted out some brand-new processors, known as Core i3, i5 and i7, which are designed to simplify the task of choosing a laptop and ensure whichever PC you pick is ...

Apple unleashed a pile of new Mac hardware on its users Tuesday: new 13″ Retina MacBook Pros and Mac Minis using Intel’s newest Ivy Bridge processors are available for shipping now, while ...

Okay then! You made it to page two. Did you equip yourself with some coffee already? This will be a long and lengthy article. Before we begin -- a new name change So with this launch you'll be hearing ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Intel's Core i5 and Core i7 PC processors are as quick as they come. But thanks to Intel's ...

Our creative director Aurich Lawson is building a PC to power a custom arcade cabinet, and he was having trouble picking a processor. Not because he didn’t know what he needed, but because he was ...

Today’s pre-launch of Intel’s Sandy Bridge-based processors should come as no surprise to anyone who even remotely follows the PC tech scene. We, along with Intel and numerous other companies and ...

Intel Core i3, Core i5, and Core i7 CPUs have been around for a few years now, but some buyers still get stumped whenever they attempt to build their own systems and are forced to choose among the ...

Take a wander down the computer isle in your local electronics store, or have a browse online for the latest laptops and desktops, and you're likely to come across a lot of references to Intel i5 and ...

The i5-10600K and i7-10700K are Intel’s most recent midrange processors, targeting high-end gaming rigs and professional workers who don’t have the budget or need for something like the i9-10900K.

Shopping for a laptop or desktop? Figuring out which CPU it should have can be the hardest part. Let's take a look at two of Intel's most popular processor lines and unravel the differences. I’m the ...

The Core i5 and i7 Nehalem processor series is the first multi-core design from Intel to have its cores joined in a single die rather than to join multiple cores together, potentially speeding up ...