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Intel Core i3-10110U vs i5-8265U – higher frequencies can’t beat core count

Intel Core i3-10110U vs i5-8265U – higher frequencies can’t beat core count

Posted on December 4, 2019 By Jarvis

Sometimes, when we have to buy a new notebook we are hesitating between the bare minimum and something a bit more expensive. That’s why we are bringing Core i3-10110U (this is the bare minimum for most) and i5-8265U (the most popular mid-range option) to our test table and we will see which one is more suitable for normal work without hiccups and lags.

Maybe an i3 CPU is still good for the average laptop user or at the end of 2019 everything below 4 cores is unacceptable?
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