The Intel i5-4440 has a clock speed of 3.33 Ghz, which is the highest processor speed amongst all the i5 variants. It also comes with Turbo boost technology which helps in meeting the processor based demands of heavy applications. The clock speeds here are relatively higher than the core i3. The core i5 comes as a quadcore(i5-661 being the only dual core variant) processor with integrated GPU. The Intel i3-560 with a clock speed of 3.33 Ghz has the highest clock speed amongst the core i3 variants. As of now all Core i3s are dual-core processors. The lowest number of cores is found in Core i3 CPUs as it comes with only two cores. It also comes with integrated GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) but lacks Turbo boost functionality, hence running at lower clock speeds than the other core variants. It is an entry level dual core processor with X86 architecture. While these processors provide great performance on entry level devices, chipsets and main boards from previous generation aren’t supported due to the new I/O interconnect framework. Some common features of these processors include integrated DDR3 memory controller as well as PCI Express and Quick Path along with the new and improved Direct Media Interface. These processors have been named on the basis of their performance, with core i3 beginning at the base level performance, i5 as mid-range performance and i7 as high performance processors. There are 3 variants in the core I family, namely, i3, i5 and the i7 processor.
The Core family comprises of the basic entry-level processors successfully replacing the previous Pentium and Celeron family of processors. A very significant batch of these microprocessors is Intel’s Core I Family. Intel Corporation, commonly called as Intel has been releasing a wide range of microprocessors over the last few years.
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