Intel Core i5-10600

The Intel Core i5-10600 Comet Lake CPU is good for powerful PCs that are made to handle graphics software, video editing, or modern video games. and enough processing power for smooth running of your PC, thanks to its clock speed. If needed, this CPU will automatically overclock to a whopping 4,8 GHz, temporarily improving the computer output. The indispensable memory cache of the CPU has a total capacity of 12 MB with an L3 cache. The CPU utilises 14 nm production technology, which is why it ranks among the most popular chips on the market. The advantages of the CPU include a practical integrated graphics card.

• The Intel Core i5-10600 CPU uses 6 cores
• CPU maximum clock speed under load: 4,8 GHz
• Supported number of system memory channels: 2
• Automatic overclocking for better performance
• Intel UHD Graphics 630 serves as a built-in graphics card
• CPU includes virtualisation support
• Intel Core i5 Comet Lake CPU supports DDR4 system memory
• HyperThreading for effective data processing
• CPU comes with a CPU heatsink
• L3 cache on the CPU is 12 MB
• The production technology of the processor is 14 piece(s) nm
• CPU supports Only Intel 5xx, 4xx series chipset chipset

Intel Core i5 CPU Integrated Graphics Chip

The Intel Core i5-10600 CPU features the Intel UHD Graphics 630 built-in graphics card that can easily replace a standalone graphics card when it comes to standard office work or non-graphically intensive gaming. In PC systems designed for ordinary users, it functions as two key components in one. The integrated graphics card has the frequency of 1200 MHz.

What More Can the Intel Core i5-10600 CPU Do?

The more demanding users will be pleased by the Hyper-Threading support on the CPU, which can split one real core into two virtual cores, significantly improving the speed of multi-threaded processing. In short, it simulates multiple processor cores using individual threads. The Intel Core i5-10600 CPU also features virtualisation, which is an amazing feature to have. This lets you run multiple virtual computers on one physical PC , for instance with the XEN software.