Intel Core i5-760 CPU Review. Page 5
[09/16/2010 05:30 PM | CPU]
by Ilya Gavrichenkov
Intel decided to disturb the calm summer days by slightly raising the clock frequencies of their LGA1156 processors. The most interesting product among the newcomers is Core i5-760 - a quad-core processor that on the one hand - belongs to the "elite" Lynnfield family, but on the other - boasts a pretty democratic price tag.
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Data Archiving and Compression


WinRAR cannot run in more than four execution threads when archiving data and cannot utilize the extra cores of a six-core CPU or Hyper-Threading technology. As a result, the Core i5-760 is much faster than the Phenom II X6 1055T and is almost as fast as the Core i7-860.
The TrueCrypt encryption tool, on the contrary, can run in multiple parallel threads effectively: the Core i5-760 is 26% behind the Core i7-860 and 54% behind the Phenom II X6 1055T.
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