Would the i3 be more efficient? Or would it not matter with "race to finish" compute where quad core would get more work done in less time than dual core? The i3 can maintain higher core clocks since it has half the cores and presumable thermals as well.
You can already see the extra power allotted to the core i3 because Intel lists the base clock at 3.0GHz while the core i5 base clock is 2.4GHz. Would the Core i3 maintain better thermals than the quad core i5 (1135G7)? Considering I'm always reading about significant throttling on the Core i5 fanless models due to the heat. I'm actually considering the Core i3 (1115G4) because the new 10nm+ Intel 11th gen CPU's are quite powerful, especially in single core and even though it's a dual core, it benchmarks slightly higher than even the quad core 8th gen Skylake Core i7 sometimes! Which I'm still using for my business work laptop and is plenty fast.Īll he will use it for is Office apps. Buying my brother a college Surface Pro 7+
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