CPU Suffix U, T, P, E, K

[PRATAP]

Hi Experts

 

i understood somewhat about i3, i5 & i7 and how to choose those based on the needs of program's which we are going to use..

but how to choose those suffix'es of intel CPUs like i3-7100T, 7350K, 7300T etc..

will it really show any difference in performance based on these Suffix Letters??

[Elehat]

https://ark.intel.com/

Yeah it tells you the platform (mobile or desktop), the power usage and the ability to overclock.

 

T variants are lower power consumption and lower clock speeds, k is overclockable, and may have higher out of box clock speeds too. Both are desktop parts.   

[Dabombinable]

14 minutes ago, PRATAP KUMAR PANABAKA said:

Hi Experts

 

i understood somewhat about i3, i5 & i7 and how to choose those based on the needs of program's which we are going to use..

but how to choose those suffix'es of intel CPUs like i3-7100T, 7350K, 7300T etc..

will it really show any difference in performance based on these Suffix Letters??

K/C=unlocked multiplier (highest stock speeds within their generation+line)

T/S=low power (lower base clock, normally the same boost clock)

U=ultra low power (normally less cores+hyperthreaded)

HQ=mobile+unlocked (normally the same as the K counterpart except clocked a lot lower+different socket)

M=mobile (lower base+boost than desktop counterpart)