Intel Core i5-2400 PROCESSOR

Intel Core i5-2400 is a processor released by Intel in January 2011 and belongs to the second generation Core i5 processors, also known as the Sandy Bridge architecture. This processor was a key component in many desktop computers built during that time and was known for offering a good balance between performance and energy efficiency.

One of the most prominent features of the Intel Core i5-2400 is its four physical cores. These cores allow for a smooth multitasking experience and handling multiple tasks simultaneously. Although it does not support Hyper-Threading, which would double the number of threads, its performance was still impressive for many uses.

The processor's base frequency is 3.1 GHz, but it can reach up to 3.4 GHz using Intel Turbo Boost Technology. It also has 6 MB of L3 cache, which helps speed up data access and improve performance in many applications. Its TDP (Thermal Design Power) is 95 watts, which means it requires a moderate amount of power and generates a reasonable amount of heat.

The Sandy Bridge architecture, which underpins this processor, was groundbreaking for its time, introducing several improvements in performance and energy efficiency over previous generations. The 32-nanometer technology used to manufacture this processor contributed to its efficiency.

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Manufacturer: Intel
• Model: Core™ i5-2400
• Speed: 3.1 GHz, (Max turbo 3.4 GHz)
• Number of cores: 4 pcs
• L3 Cache: 6MB
• Manufacturing process: 32nm
• TDP: 95w
• Integrated graphics: Yes, (HD 3000)
• Processor socket: Intel 1155