Intel Core i5-11300H vs Core i7-10750H – none of them is a good option

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Vanaf: Nikolay Palaozov 09 Juli 2021 / 20:00 0

When there is a new CPU on the horizon, people are starting to compare it with some other closely-priced processors or maybe with other chips that have similar specs. In our case, the new CPU is the Core i5-11300H. This is a Tiger Lake H35 chip that is based on a 10nm tech. On the other side of the ring, we have the Core i7-10750H. This is a well-known Intel CPU that origins from the Core i7-9750H (which is a refresh of the i7-8750H but the i7-9750H has a bigger cache size).

The new CPU offers an improved tech process and lower bulk price – $309.00 while the Core i7-10750H is priced at $395.00. So, the bigger CPU is 28% more expensive but at the same time it has extra 2 cores and 2 threads under the hood compared to the Tiger Lake H35 CPU and it even has a 4MB bigger cache size as well as a higher boost clock (while the Core i5-11300H comes with higher base clock).

Okay, let’s see what is the actual difference between these chips.

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You can find more information about both CPUs here: Intel Core i5-11300H / Intel Core i7-10750H

Specs table

Core i5-11300H

Intel Core i7-10750H

Architecture

Tiger Lake H35

Comet Lake-H

Cores / Threads

4/8

6/12

Clock Speeds – Base/Boost

3.10GHz – 4.40GHz

2.6GHz – 5.0GHz

Cache

8MB

12MB

Lithography

10nm

14nm

TDP

up to 35W

up to 45W

Memory type

DDR4-3200, LPDDR4x-4267

DDR4-2933

Integrated GPU

Intel Iris Xe Graphics G7 (80EU)

Intel UHD Graphics 630

CPU benchmarks

The Intel Core i7-10750H offers 16% better performance which isn’t bad at all. In the meantime, the Core i5-11300H isn’t too far behind and it’s just a 4-core CPU.

3D Rendering

De resultaten zijn afkomstig van de Cinebench R23 CPU-test (hoe hoger de score, hoe beter)

Intel Core i5-11300H Intel Core i5-11300H Prototype Laptop

Controleer de prijs

5702

Conclusion

Again, the choice is in your hands. The Core i7-10750H is 16% faster but it’s 28% more expensive which doesn’t sound like a great deal. If you don’t need too much CPU power, the Core i5-11300H isn’t a bad choice and it’ll save you some bucks if you plan to use your device for some light tasks like watching videos and browsing the Web.

On the other hand, both CPUs look like a bad investment when you compare them to some AMD Zen 2 or Zen 3 CPUs. One of the budget offerings is the AMD Ryzen 5 4600H – you can still find laptops with this CPU on the market. The Ryzen 5 4600H will give you a better multi-thread performance as well as improved efficiency. If you have a little bit wider budget, the AMD Ryzen 5 5600H comes with great performance, it has a fast iGPU, and it doesn’t consume too much power.

Compared to these two AMD chips, the Core i7-10750H looks outdated, and the Core i5-11300H isn’t that fast to battle the AMD contenders.