Intel Core i5-14400

The Intel Core i5-14400 Raptor Lake Refresh CPU is well suited for PCs used for performance-intensive work tasks, graphic software, video editing, or gaming. respectable performance for smooth running of your PC, thanks to a clock speed. If needed, this CPU will automatically overclock to an impressive 4,7 GHz, further boosting the output of your computer system. The so-called memory cache of the CPU features a capacity of 20 MB if it's an L3 cache and 9,5 MB with an L2 cache. The CPU utilises 10 nm manufacturing technology, ranking it among the most advanced chips on the market. The advantages of this processor include a practical integrated graphics card.

• The Intel Core i5-14400 processor includes 10 cores
• CPU maximum clock speed during automatic overclocking: 4,7 GHz
• Supported number of channels: 2
• Automatic overclocking for better performance
• Intel UHD Graphics 730 integrated graphics card
• Processor includes virtualisation support
• Intel Core i5 Raptor Lake Refresh CPU supports DDR4/DDR5 system memory
• Multi-Threading for increased effectivity
• CPU comes with a CPU cooler
• L3 cache on the processor is 20 MB
• L2 cache on the processor is up to 9,5 MB
• The production technology of the processor is 10 pc(s) nm
• CPU microarchitecture: Raptor Cove, Gracemont

Intel Core i5 CPU Integrated Graphics Chip

The Intel Core i5-14400 CPU has the Intel UHD Graphics 730 built-in graphics card that can serve as a good alternative to a classic graphics card, at least for casual users or non-graphically intensive gaming. In computers designed for ordinary users, it does the job of two key components in one. The integrated graphics chip has the frequency of 1550 MHz.

What More Can the Intel Core i5-14400 CPU Do?

People working with professional software will appreciate the Multi-threading technology on the CPU too, which enables every processor core to work on several processes at the same time. The Intel Core i5-14400 CPU also includes virtualisation, which is a very useful feature to have. This lets you simulate a number of virtual PCs on one physical PC if you have the XEN platform.