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Part Number Description CPU

96MPI5A-1. 9-18M17 		CORE I5 1.9G 18M 6C 1700P I5-12500TE
6
Alder Lake
Embedded
FCLGA1700

96MPI5A-2.5-18M17 		CORE I5 2.5G 18M 6C 1700P I5-12400
6
Alder Lake
Embedded
FCLGA1700

96MPI5A-2.9-18M17 		CORE I5 2.9G 18M 6C 1700P I5-12500E
6
Alder Lake
Embedded
FCLGA1700

96MPI5A-3.0-18M17 		CORE I5 3G 18M 6C 1700P I5-12500
6
Alder Lake
Embedded
FCLGA1700

96MPI5C-2.1-9M11T 		CORE 2.1G 9M 1151P 6CORE i5-8500T
6
Coffee Lake
Desktop
FCLGA1151

96MPI5C-3.0-9M11T 		CORE 3G 9M 1151P 6CORE I5-8500
6
Coffee Lake
Desktop
3 GHz
FCLGA1151

96MPI5CO-2. 3-12M12 		CORE I5 2.3G 12M 1200P 6C I5-10500TE
6
Comet Lake
Embedded
FCLGA1200

96MPI5CO-3.1-12M12 		CORE I5 3.1G 12M 1200P 6C I5-10500E
8
Comet Lake
Embedded
FCLGA1200

96MPI5CR-2.2-9M11T 		CORE 2.2G 9M 1151P 6C I5-9500TE
6
Coffee Lake Refresh-S
N/A
FCLGA1155

96MPI5CR-3.0-9M11T 		CORE 3G 9M 1151P 6C I5-9500E
6
Coffee Lake Refresh-S
N/A
FCLGA1151

96MPI5K-2.7-6M11T 		CORE 2.7G 6M 1151P 4CORE I5-7500T
4
Kaby Lake
Desktop
LGA1151

96MPI5K-3.4-6M11T 		CORE 3.4G 6M 1151P 4CORE I5-7500
4
Kaby Lake
Desktop
LGA1151

96MPI5S-2.3-6M11T1 		CORE 2.3G 6M 1151P 4 CORE I5-6500TE
4
Skylake
Embedded
LGA1151

96MPI5S-3.2-6M11T 		CORE 3.2G 6M 1151P 4 CORE I5-6500
4
Skylake
Desktop
LGA1151

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  • 96MPI5C-2.1-9M11T

    Intel Core i5-8500T 2.1G 9M 6 Core Processor

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  • 96MPI5C-3.0-9M11T

    Intel Core i5-8500 3G 9M 6 Core Processor

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  • 96MPI5K-2.

    7-6M11T

    Intel Core i5-7500T 2.7G 6M Processor

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  • 96MPI5K-3.4-6M11T

    Intel Core i5-7500 3.4G 6M Processor

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  • 96MPI5S-2.3-6M11T1

    Intel Core i5-6500TE 2.3G 6M Processor

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  • 96MPI5S-3.2-6M11T

    Intel Core i5-6500 3.6G 6M Processor

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  • 96MPI5CR-3.0-9M11T

    Intel Core i5-9500E 3G 9M Processor

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  • 96MPI5CR-2.

    2-9M11T

    Intel Core i5-9500TE 2.2G 9M Processor

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  • 96MPI5CO-3.1-12M12

    Intel Core i5-10500E 3.1G 12M Processor

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  • 96MPI5CO-2.3-12M12

    Intel Core i5-10500TE 2.3G 12M Processor

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  • 96MPI5A-1.9-18M17

    Intel Core i5-12500TE 1.9G 18M Processor

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  • 96MPI5A-2.

    9-18M17

    Intel Core i5-12500E 2.9G 18M Processor

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  • 96MPI5A-3.0-18M17

    Intel Core i5-12500 3G 18M Processor

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  • 96MPI5A-2.5-18M17

    Intel Core i5-12400 2.5G 18M Processor

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Choosing the Best Motherboard for Intel’s Core i5-10505

Find out what factors you should consider when choosing a motherboard for Intel’s 10th generation Core i5 10505.

This article will discuss choosing a motherboard for Intel’s Core i5 10505 processor. Check out my Recommended Motherboards below, along with compatible CPU coolers and memory.

Best Feature Motherboard

MSI MPG Z490 Gaming Carbon WiFi

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Best Value Motherboard

ASUS Prime B560M-A micro ATX motherboard

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Motherboard Requirements for Core i5-10505 Processors

For Intel’s 10th generation Core i5 10505 processor, you’ll need a motherboard with an LGA 1200 socket and a compatible 400-series or 500-series chipset.

Motherboards for Intel processors are made with chipsets provided by Intel. Each chipset offers a unique set of capabilities. However, motherboards must explicitly support features and capabilities for you to use them. Verify that a motherboard supports the features and capabilities you desire.

The lack of a «K» suffix in the model name 10505 means it doesn’t support overclocking. Because of this, you may not need to use the top of the line Z590 or Z490 chipsets which support overclocking. Instead, you can use a motherboard with Intel’s other 500 or 400-series desktop chipsets listed below.

For compatiblity with Intel’s 10th generation Core processors, you’ll need a 400-series or 500-series chipset.

The Z590, H570, B560, and H510 500-series chipsets are compatible with Intel’s 10th generation Core processors. These are roughly listed from most to least functionality. The W580 and Q570 chipsets are also compatible, but are intended for workstation and business use cases; their availability in stand-alone motherboards is limited. Intel’s 500-series chipsets were primarily designed for 11th generation Core processors but are backward compatible with all 10th generation Core processors.

The Z490, h570, B460, and h510 400-series chipsets are also all compatible with Intel’s 10th generation Core processors. Similar to the 500-series chipsets, the W480 and Q470 chipsets are also compatible, but are intended for workstation and business use cases; their availability in stand-alone motherboards is limited.

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ROG Strix Z590-E Gaming WiFi 6E LGA 1200(Intel® 11th/10th Gen) ATX Gaming Motherboard (PCIe 4.0, 14+2 Power Stages, DDR4 5333+, Dual Intel® 2. 5 Gb LAN,Thunderbolt 4, 4xM.2/NVMe SSD and Aura RGB)

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For a detailed comparison of these chipsets, check out my article Which Chipsets Work With Intel’s Core i5-10505 CPU?.

  • Find Z590 Chipset 11th Gen Motherboards on Amazon (affiliate link).
  • Find H570 Chipset 11th Gen Motherboards on Amazon (affiliate link).
  • Find B560 Chipset 11th Gen Motherboards on Amazon (affiliate link).
  • Find H510 Chipset 11th Gen Motherboards on Amazon (affiliate link).
  • Find Z490 Chipset 10th Gen Motherboards on Amazon (affiliate link).
  • Find h570 Chipset 10th Gen Motherboards on Amazon (affiliate link).
  • Find B460 Chipset 10th Gen Motherboards on Amazon (affiliate link).
  • Find h510 Chipset 10th Gen Motherboards on Amazon (affiliate link).

Check out my Recommended Motherboards for the 10th Gen 10505 below.

MSI MPG Z490 Gaming Carbon WiFi

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Other Considerations When Choosing a 10505 Motherboard

In addition to selecting a motherboard with a socket type and chipset compatible with the 10505, here are a few other things to consider when picking a motherboard. Some of these considerations will help determine the best chipset to use.

Memory Overclocking

To be able to overclock DDR memory, such as via an XMP profile, your motherboard chipset needs to support memory overclocking.
Find which chipsets support overclocking in my article, Which Chipsets Work With Intel’s Core i5-10505 CPU?.

Video Output Port

The lack of an «F» in the 10505 model name indicates that the CPU has integrated graphics support. You will need to make sure that your motherboard also has a video output port (e.g., HDMI) if you want to use the integrated graphics.

Even if you primarily connect your monitors to a graphics card, integrated graphics can be beneficial when troubleshooting and fixing graphics card problems.

Storage: M.2 Slots and SATA Ports

NVMe M.2 cards are the latest and fastest form of SSD storage. However, you need to ensure that your motherboard includes enough slots.

The Z590, Z490, and W480 chipsets support the most PCIe 3. 0 lanes, which means that motherboards with these chipsets are likely to have the most x4 NVMe M.2 slots available.

Learn more about storage types in my article Storage Type Comparison: M.2, U.2, NVMe, SATA, SSDs, HDDs.

Connectivity

USB

Make sure that the motherboard provides enough USB ports at your desired speeds.
The Z590 can support the most USB ports at USB 3.2 2×2 (20 Gbps), USB 3.2 2×1 (10 Gbps), and USB 3.2 1×1 (5 Gbps) speeds.
The devices that are likely to need the high bandwidth rates will typically be limited to storage devices and high-resolution video devices.

Audio

Make sure that the motherboard has your desired audio outputs.

For example, if you have a surround sound system, ensure that it comes with rear and center speaker ports.

If your audio equipment requires an optical input, consider getting a motherboard with this port.

Alternatively, you can purchase a separate PCIe or USB sound card to add additional port types such as optical or RCA.

Form Factor

Motherboards typically come in one of three form factors. ATX is the most common motherboard form factor for a desktop PC.

You might also consider Mini-ITX or MicroATX form factors to build a mini-PC. Keep in mind that these smaller form factors typically have fewer PCIe card slots, fewer RAM slots, and can not support as many storage devices.

These smaller Mini-ITX and MicroATX motherboard form factors are backward compatible with standard ATX cases. They use a subset of the ATX mounting holes. You can also use Mini-ITX motherboards in MicroATX cases.

You will need a computer case compatible with your motherboard form factor.

PCIe Expansion Slots

The Z490, W480, and Q470 chipsets provide the most flexibility, allowing for two x4 PCIe 3.0 cards in addition to a PCIe 3.0 x8 graphics card.

The other chipsets, on the other hand, are very limited, with only a single PCIe 3.0 x16 slot.

Best Feature Motherboard: MSI MPG Z490 Gaming Carbon WiFi

  • Our recommended feature-rich motherboard to pair with the Core i5-10505 is MSI’s MPG Z490 Gaming Carbon WiFi motherboard:

    MSI MPG Z490 Gaming Carbon WiFi

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    • Two NVMe M. 2 slots at PCIe 3.0 speeds.
    • Wi-Fi 6 support provides fast Wi-Fi connectivity to your desktop.
    • Bluetooth 5.0 is great for streaming music to Bluetooth headphones.
    • One 2.5 Gb Ethernet port are faster than most Internet speeds with room to spare for file transfers.
    • USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 offers 20 Gbps USB speeds!
    • Check the latest price of the MSI MPG Z490 Gaming Carbon WiFi on Amazon (affiliate link).

Best Value Motherboard: ASUS Prime B560M-A

  • Our recommended value motherboard to pair with the Core i5-10505 is ASUS’s Prime B560M-A motherboard:

    ASUS Prime B560M-A micro ATX motherboard

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    • One NVMe M.2 slot at PCIe 3.0 speeds; the second M.2 slot will be disabled for 10th generation CPUs).
    • The smaller microATX form factor is backward compatible with any full-size ATX case.
    • One 1 Gb Ethernet port is faster than most Internet speeds.
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Considerations When Choosing a CPU Cooler

Thermal Dissipation

A CPU cooler’s TDP (Thermal Design Power) rating indicates how much heat it can dissipate in watts. If the cooler can’t keep your CPU cool enough, your CPU may throttle (slow down), and your cooler will constantly run at full speed.

Intel CPU specifications indicate this power dissipation number as «Processor Base Power» and «Maximum Turbo Power.»

The Core i5-10505 has a TDP of 65 watts.

A CPU cooler can still work with a lower TDP rating than the TDP of a CPU. However, the CPU will eventually throttle itself to a lower frequency to allow itself to cool.

The CPU may not achieve or maintain maximum turbo speeds without adequate cooling.

Types of Coolers

Air coolers use a combination of heatsinks and fans. They are the cheapest, but also the loudest.

A Closed-Loop Cooler (CLC), also called an all-in-one (AIO) cooler, is a type of liquid cooler. All-in-one liquid coolers provide a more straightforward setup in a single pre-built package.

Liquid cooling can provide even better TDP performance at lower noise levels but are more expensive and take up more room. The noise level and ability to cool your CPU will depend on the liquid cooling solution’s radiator size and the number and size of the fans.

Find LGA 1200 AIO Coolers on Amazon (affiliate link).

Open-Loop Coolers are also a type of liquid cooler, except you construct them yourself. They allow for more flexibility in building your perfect cooling solution but can also be more complicated to set up. Open-loop systems give you the flexibility to cool additional devices, such as your graphics card’s GPU.

Noctua NH-D15, Premium CPU Cooler

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Noise

More fans typically mean better cooling. However, they also mean more noise.

Larger fans are typically quieter than smaller fans, as they can move the same amount of air at lower speeds.

If a cooler is struggling to cool a CPU, it will run at its maximum speed, which will be louder.

Fan noise levels are measured a dB. Lower dB values are quieter.

You can often configure your motherboard’s BIOS to use specific fan speeds at particular temperatures. This configurable fan speed allows you to have a near-silent computer while your computer is idle.

Mounting Brackets

CPU coolers can have various mounting brackets to work with different socket sizes. Make sure that your cooler comes with a compatible mounting bracket.

The easiest way to find a CPU cooler that will work for your computer is to search by socket type.
For example, the 10505 uses an LGA 1200 socket, so you would search for an LGA 1200 CPU cooler.

In some cases, such as when a new socket size is released, there may not be many compatible coolers. In these cases, you can often purchase a separate mounting/retention kit to work with the new dimensions.

Size

Before buying the biggest cooler possible, ensure that your case and motherboard configuration have room.

Also, ensure that other components on your motherboard won’t interfere due to size constraints. For example, do your memory modules (DIMMs) have tall heat spreaders?

Dual-fan coolers often take up quite a bit of room. Liquid cooling solutions typically position fans at the top or bottom of the case.

Lighting

Some CPU cooler fans come with LED lighting. Similarly, liquid cooling pump heads can also come with LEDs or even LCDs!

If you want to turn off the lights when they get annoying, make sure your CPU cooler has that option.

Price

In general, air-based coolers will be lower cost than liquid cooling systems.

CPU coolers that support a higher TDP are also typically correlated with a higher price.

The more advanced lighting features tend to also come at an extra cost. You can decide between a practical, low-cost solution and a dazzling light show.

Locked Intel CPUs may come with a stock CPU cooler. These CPU models do not have a «K» in the name. While stock coolers will prevent your CPU from overheating, your CPU will throttle its performance during games and other intensive tasks. Higher TDP coolers will keep your CPU at turbo speeds for longer durations. Stock coolers are often quite loud at their maximum speed.

Best AIO Liquid Cooler: Enermax Liqmax III 360

  • This Enermax liquid cooler has an excellent cooling capability with a 360-watt TDP (Thermal Design Power).
  • Supports a variety of CPU sockets, including Intel LGA 2066, 2011-3, 2011, 1700, 1200, 1366, 1156, 1155, 1151, 1150 and AMD AM4, AM3+, AM3, AM2+, AM2, FM2+, FM2, FM1.
  • Quiet operation at 14-27 dBA.
  • Make sure your computer case dimensions support this, as it will take up a decent amount of space!

    Enermax Liqmax III 360

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Best Dual-Fan Air CPU Cooler: Noctua NH-D15

  • Dual 140 mm fans provide 220-watt TDP (183 NSPR) of cooling capability.
  • Supports a variety of CPU sockets, including Intel LGA 1700, 1200, 1156, 1155, 1151, 1150, 2011, 2066 and AMD AM4, AM3, AM3+, AM2, AM2+, FM2, FM2+.
  • Quiet operation at 24.6 dBA.

    Noctua NH-D15, Premium CPU Cooler

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Runner-Up — Dual-Fan Air CPU Cooler: Thermaltake TOUGHAIR 510

  • This CPU cooler doesn’t have any fancy LED lights, but the dual 120 mm fans do a great job of cooling LGA 1200 CPUs.
  • Suppose you think this cooler will take up too much space. In that case, Thermaltake has a few single-fan TOUGHAIR variants which use different orientations.
  • This CPU cooler has a 2000 RPM max speed for optimal cooling.
  • 180-watt TDP (Thermal Design Power).

    Thermaltake TOUGHAIR 510

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Before purchasing memory, review your motherboard specification to verify which speeds are supported. For example, if a DDR4 motherboard stated that it supports «DDR4 3400(O.C.) / 3333(O.C.) / 3300(O.C.) / 3200 / 3000,» that would mean that it could support DDR4-3400, DDR4-3333, and DDR4-3300 with memory overclocking, and DDR4-3200 and DDR4-3000 at stock speeds. Motherboard specifications also indicate the maximum capacity per stick of RAM (DIMM) and across all slots.

Recommended Stock-Speed DDR4

  • At an effective frequency of 2666 MHz, this memory hits the fastest DDR4 speed supported by Intel’s Core i5 10505 CPU without overclocking.
  • The low-profile form factor ensures that the heat spreaders don’t get in the way of other devices, including your CPU heatsink.

    Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB (2x16GB) 2666MHz DDR4

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Recommended DDR4 for Overclockers

  • This DDR4 memory is designed for overclocking to an effective frequency of 3600 MHz.

    Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB (2x16GB) 3600MHz DDR4

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  • Supports XMP 2.0.
  • Compact heat spreaders avoid conflicting with a CPU cooler.

Learn More About the Intel Core i5-10505

  • Which Chipsets Work With Intel’s Core i5-10505 CPU?
  • Choosing the Best CPU Cooler for Intel’s Core i5-10505
  • Choosing the Best Power Supply for Intel’s Core i5-10505
  • Is the Core i5-10505 CPU Good for Gaming?
  • Choosing the Best RAM for Intel’s Core i5-10505 CPU
  • Choosing the Best Motherboard for Intel’s Core i5-10505
  • How Many Cores Do Intel Core i5-10505 CPUs Have?
  • What Is the TDP of the Core i5-10505 CPU?

You can find detailed 10505 specifications on Intel’s site.

Other Considerations When Building a PC

Want to brush up on other new technologies to consider when building a computer? Check out these articles:

  • Cases:
    • How to Choose the Best PC Case
  • CPUs:
    • Which Intel and AMD CPUs Support PCIe 5. 0?
    • Which Intel and AMD CPUs Support PCIe 4.0?
    • LGA 1700 CPU List
    • LGA 1200 CPU List
    • Look up an Intel or AMD CPU on TechReviewer for related recommendations:
  • CPU Coolers:
    • What is the Best Type of CPU cooler for a Gaming PC?
    • How to Choose a CPU Cooler for Your PC
    • Best LGA 1700 CPU Cooler for Intel’s 12th Gen Core Processors
    • Best AM4 CPU Cooler for AMD Processors
  • Storage:
    • Can an SSD Improve PC Gaming Performance? and Does an SSD Increase FPS for PC Gaming?
    • Storage Type Comparison: M.2, U.2, NVMe, SATA, SSDs, HDDs
  • Memory:
    • How to Choose the Best RAM for Your PC
    • How Much RAM Do You Need for Gaming? and Is 32 GB of RAM Worth It for Gaming?
    • DDR4 vs. DDR5? Which You Should Buy
    • Is DDR5 Worth It? The Benefits of DDR5 and What Is DDR5?
    • Which Intel and AMD CPUs Support DDR5?
  • PCI-Express:
    • Is PCIe 5. 0 Worth It?
  • Motherboards:
    • Which Motherboards Support PCIe 5.0?
    • Which Motherboards Support PCIe 4.0?
    • Which Motherboard Should You Buy for Intel’s 13th Gen CPUs?
    • Which Motherboard Should You Buy for Intel’s 12th Gen CPUs?
  • Graphics Cards:
    • Which Graphics Cards Support PCIe 4.0?
  • Power Supplies:
    • How to Choose the Best Power Supply for a Gaming PC
    • How to Choose a PC Power Supply
  • Keyboards:
    • Best Mechanical Keyboard for Gaming
  • Monitors:
    • How to Choose a Gaming Monitor

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Intel Core i5-11260H Processor Review: Specifications, Benchmark Tests

The Core i5-11260H processor was released by Intel, release date: 11 May 2021. At the time of release, the processor cost $250. The processor is designed for mobile computers and is built on the Tiger Lake architecture.

Processor locked for overclocking. The total number of cores is 6, threads are 12. The maximum clock frequency of the processor is 4.40 GHz. The maximum temperature is 100°C. Technological process — 10 nm SuperFin. Cache size: L1 — 480 KB, L2 — 7.5 MB, L3 — 12 MB.

Supported memory type: Up to 3200 MT/s. Maximum supported memory size: 128 GB.

Supported socket type: FCBGA1787. The maximum number of processors in a configuration is 1.

The processor is integrated with Intel UHD Graphics for 11th Gen Intel Processors.

Benchmarks

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PassMark — Single thread mark 2959
PassMark — CPU mark 15747

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Boost Core Clock 1. 40 GHz
Number of Compute 16
Core frequency 350MHz
Technological process 10nm
Number of shaders 128

Features

Architecture name Tiger Lake
Issue date 11 May 2021
Price at first issue date $250
Place in the ranking 241
Processor Number i5-11260H
Series 11th Generation Intel Core i5 Processors
Status Launched
Applicability Mobile
Support 64 bit
Bus Speed ​​ 8 GT/s
Level 1 cache 480KB
Level 2 cache 7. 5MB
Level 3 cache 12MB
Technological process 10nm SuperFin
Maximum core temperature 100°C
Maximum frequency 4.40 GHz
Number of cores 6
Number of threads 12
Maximum number of memory channels 2
Maximum memory bandwidth 51. 2 GB/s
Maximum memory size 128GB
Supported memory types Up to 3200 MT/s
Device ID 0x9A68
Number of execution units 16
Graphics base frequency 350MHz
Graphics max dynamic frequency 1.40 GHz
Intel® Quick Sync Video
Integrated graphics Intel UHD Graphics for 11th Gen Intel Processors
Maximum number of monitors supported 4
Maximum resolution via DisplayPort [email protected]
Maximum resolution via eDP [email protected]
DirectX 12. 1
OpenGL 4.6
Configurable TDP-down 35 Watt
Configurable TDP-down Frequency 2.10 GHz
Configurable TDP-up 45 Watt
Configurable TDP-up Frequency 2.60 GHz
Maximum number of processors per configuration 1
Package Size 50 x 26.5
Supported sockets FCBGA1787
Number of PCI Express lanes 20
PCIe configurations Up to 1×16+1×4, 2×8+1×4, 1×8+3×4
Intel® OS Guard
Intel® Secure Key Technology
Intel® Software Guard Extensions (Intel® SGX)
Mode-based Execute Control (MBE)
Secure Boot
Extended instructions Intel SSE4. 1, Intel SSE4.2, Intel AVX2, Intel AVX-512
Intel® AES New Instructions
Intel® Flex Memory Access
Intel® Hyper-Threading Technology
Intel® Optane™ Memory Supported
Intel® Volume Management Device (VMD)
Speed ​​Shift technology
Thermal Monitoring
Intel® Virtualization Technology (VT-x)
Intel® Virtualization Technology for Directed I/O (VT-d)
Intel® VT-x with Extended Page Tables (EPT)

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Intel Core i5 1135G7: tests and specifications

Core i5 1135G7 is a laptop processor from Intel for socket BGA-1449 which has 4 cores and 8 threads. Its base frequency is 900 MHz, but support for Turbo Boost technology allows you to automatically overclock to 4200 MHz. This chip has Iris Xe Graphics G7 80EU integrated graphics and 8MB L3 cache.

Benchmark tests

Intel Core i5 1135G7 performance test in popular benchmarks

General information

Manufacturer Intel
Release date September 2, 2020
Type For laptop
Instruction set architecture x86-64
Codename Tiger Lake UP3
Model number i5-1135G7
Socket BGA-1449
Integrated graphics Iris Xe Graphics G7 80EU

Performance

Cores 4
Number of threads 8
Frequency 0. 9-2.4GHz
Max. frequency in Turbo Boost 4.2 GHz
Bus frequency 100 MHz
Multiplier 9-24x
Bus speed 4 GT/s
Level 1 cache 96KB (per core)
Level 2 cache 1280KB (per core)
Level 3 cache 8MB (shared)
Unlocked multiplier No

Power consumption

Process technology 10 nanometers
Power consumption (TDP) 12-28W
Critical temperature 100°C
Integrated graphics Iris Xe Graphics G7 80EU
GPU frequency 300 MHz
Boost GPU frequency 1300 MHz
Shader blocks 640
TMUs 40
ROPs 20
Computing units 80
TGP 15W

iGPU FLOPS

1. 41 teraflops

Memory support

Memory type DDR4-3200, LPDDR4-4267
Max. size 64 GB
Number of channels 2
ECC support No

Other

Official site Site Intel Core i5 1135G7
PCI Express Version 4.0
Max. PCI Express lanes 16

Competitors

1.
Intel Core i7 1065G7 and i5 1135G7

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AMD Ryzen 5 5500U and Intel Core i5 1135G7

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AMD Ryzen 5 5600H and Intel Core i5 1135G7

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AMD Ryzen 7 5700U and Intel Core i5 1135G7

5.
Intel Pentium Gold 7505 and Core i5 1135G7

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Apple M1 and Intel Core i5 1135G7

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