Intel CPU Laptops

Intel Inside?

Needing no introduction, there aren't many that haven't heard of Intel. Intel processors are the most popular in the computing world and have been for decades. So, if you've used a computer from the 1980's to today, you've used an Intel processor. The selection here then, is large and expansive.

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  1. 30023993 Medion Erazer P6689 15.6" Laptop Intel i5 8GB RAM 1TB HDD GTX 1050 Medion Erazer P6689 15.6" Laptop Intel i5 8GB RAM 1TB HDD GTX 1050
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    • 15.6" Full HD Display
    • Intel Core i5 8th Gen
    • 8GB DDR4 RAM
    • 1TB HDD
    • Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 4GB
    • Windows 11 Home
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  2. HP 11.6" Chromebook 11a-nb0000na Celeron N3350 4GB 32GB eMMC 187K7EA HP Chromebook 11a-nb0000na 11.6" Chromebook Intel N3350 4GB 32GB Storage ChromeOS
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    • 11.6" HD Display
    • Intel Celeron N3350 Dual Core
    • 4GB LPDDR4x RAM
    • 32GB eMMC Flash Storage
    • Integrated Intel HD Graphics 500
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  3. Acer Swift X 14 SFX14-72G-50YQ OLED Laptop Core Ultra 5 16GB 1TB RTX 3050 NX.KR6EK.002 Acer Swift X 14 SFX14-72G-50YQ OLED Laptop Core Ultra 5 16GB 1TB RTX 3050
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    • 14.5" 2.8K OLED 120Hz 16:10 Display
    • Intel Core Ultra 5 14-Core CPU
    • 16GB LPDDR5 RAM
    • 1TB M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD
    • GeForce RTX 3050 Graphics
    • Windows 11 Home
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Are Intel laptops good?

Intel laptops are as good as any, with industry-leading reliability. This stems from a rich pedigree in the manufacture of computer components. Intel laptops have tried-and-tested technology owing to decades of experience. Laptops with 'Intel inside' are the benchmark to meet for the competition. Additionally, Intel hold partnerships with many other brands, strengthening their position.

Which Intel series is best for laptops?

For most people, Intel Core i7 laptops excel in almost any task. But, for the people who need extra performance, there's Intel Core i9. Often the high-end models, especially i9, also have dedicated graphics cards installed. For most of us, any of the Intel Core i5 laptops will be enough. Though there are also other variants to consider, such as Intel Evo laptops. Whichever you choose, all Intel processors offer proven quality.

The evolution - Intel Evo laptops

There are plenty of options if you're looking for an Intel laptop, and you'll see the term 'Evo' mentioned. 'Evo' is Intel's stamp of approval for laptops that meet a robust list of requirements. These include being able to wake from sleep in less than a second, long battery life and high performance. So, with an Intel Evo laptop, you're sure to get the performance you're looking for, with a few bonus features.

Which is better, i5 or i7?

This question might come up if you're looking at two models with the same spec, except processor. Generally, Intel Core i7 laptops offer a higher performance than i5 options. This relates to how many tasks the processor can handle at once. But, this will also affect the performance of the integrated graphics. This will mean that you may be able to run a broader range of games on the i7-equipped model.