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Core i5 1335U Vs Core i5 1135G7 – Our Verdict

We compare the Core i5-1335U and Core i5-1135G7 in terms of specs, discuss their architectural differences, and see how well they perform in productivity benchmarks.

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Intel Core i5 1335U

Rated: 9/10

Intel Core i5 1135G7

Rated: 7/10


Pros And Cons

CPUProsCons
Core i5 1335U✅ Higher Overall Performance
✅ DDR5 Support
❌ Lower Mediocre Performance
❌ Higher price tag
Core i5 1135G7✅ Better Single Core Performance
✅ Cheaper Laptops
❌ Mediocre Multicore Performance
❌ Worse Power Efficiency

Key Takeaways
  • Starting, the Core i5-1335U outperformed the Core i5-1135G7 by 60% in our multi-core applications and 31.4% in single-core applications.
  • Price-wise, we analyze that the Core i5-1335U laptops range between $619 – $1706, while the Core i5-1135G7 laptops can range from $419 – $3032
  • Concerning multi-core performance, the Core i5-1335U provides 12.6% more value in our benchmarks. As for single-core performance, the Core i5-1135G7 gives 28.6% more performance per dollar.
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Comparison Table

Mobile CPUCore i5-1335UCore i5-1135G7
ArchitectureHybrid CoreWillow Cove
CodenameRaptor Lake-UTiger Lake
SocketBGA-1744BGA-1449
Memory SizeUp to 64GBUp to 64GB
No. of PCIe Lanes2016
GPU Base Clock300MHz300MHz
GPU Boost Clock1250MHz1300MHz
CPU Max Operating Temperature100°C100°C
Price Range$619-$1706$419-$3032
Launch DateJanuary 3, 2023September 2, 2020

Architectural Differences

  1. Core/Thread Counts: The Core i5-1335U adds specialized E-cores (two of them) to its arsenal, along with 8 P-cores. So overall, the Core i5-1335U has 10 cores compared to 4 of the Core i5-1135G7. As for thread counts, the Core i5-1335U rocks 12 over 8 of the Core i5-1135G7. 
  2. Clock SpeedsThe Core i5-1135G7 has its base frequency configurable between 900MHz and 2.4GHz. Meanwhile, the Core i5-1335U clocks a fixed base speed of 1.3GHz (P-cores) and 900MHz (E-cores). As for boost frequencies, the Core i5-1135G7’s cores can be bumped up to 4.2GHz compared to its Alder Lake rival’s 4.6GHz (P-cores) and 3.4GHz (E-cores).
  3. Memory: Regarding memory support, the Core i5-1335U further improves DDR5 and LPDDR5 support over Alder Lake and also adds LPDDR5x support. On the other hand, the Core i5-1135G7 does not have DDR5 or LPDDR5 support at all. It’s limited to DDR4 and LPDDR4x (the Core i5-1335U also supports these memory types at the same speeds in addition to DDR5).
  4. Cache: Although the Core i5-1135G7 has a higher L1 cache per core capacity (96KB over 80KB), its overall L1 capacity is less, courtesy of its lower core count. The same applies to the total L2 cache capacity despite both CPUs having the same cache per core capacity (1280KB). Regarding the L3 Cache, the Core i5-1335U extends its dominance with 12MB compared to 8MB of its Rocket Lake competitor.
  5. TDPLastly, the question of TDP arises. The Core i5-1335U draws between 12-15 watts at the base, and the laptop manufacturer adjusts this range. In contrast, the Core i5-1135G7 can draw between 12-28 watts at the base. Talking boost TDP, the Core i5-1335U is rated at 55 watts, while the Core i5-1135G7 does not have such a rating.

Intel’s 2022 Alder Lake CPUs showed impressive performance gains over the previous-gen Rocket Lake lineup. More recently, Intel released their 13th-generation Raptor Lake lineup, improving performance further. This article compares a mid-range Rocket Lake Core i5 to an ultra-power-efficient one from the Raptor Lake lineup, in Core i5-1335U vs Core i5-1135G7. Read on to find out how the two compare in performance.


Core i5 1335U Vs Core i5 1135G7 – Performance Benchmarks

Moving on, here’s the performance comparison of the two CPUs.

Cinebench R23

Cinebench R23 multi-core and single-core
Cinebench R23 (Image by Tech4Gamers)
  • Starting with the multi-core test, we observed that the Core i5-1335U racks up 7384 points, bettering the Core i5-1135G7’s score (5050 points) by 46.2%.
  • In the single-core test, the Core i5-1335U scored 1735 points over 1356 points of the Core i5-1135G7.

Geekbench 5

Geekbench 5 multi-core and single-core 
Geekbench 5 (Image by Tech4Gamers)
  • In Geekbench 5, the Core i5-1335U’s tally is 7570 points in the multi-core test. Again, it leads by a mile as the Core i5-1135G7 only managed 4636 points.
  • As for the single-core results, the Core i5-1335U recorded 1714 points, while the Core i5-1135G7 scored 1315 points

Geekbench 6

Geekbench 6 multi-core and single-core 
Geekbench 6 (Image by Tech4Gamers)
  • The next benchmark we tested is the multi-core test from Geekbench 6, which sees the Core i5-1335U accumulating 8782 points compared to 5743 points of the Core i5-1135G7.
  • Moving on to the single-core scores, the Core i5-1335U tally is 2259 points, leading the Core i5-1135G7’s score of 1618 points

Passmark

Passmark multi-core and single-core 
Passmark (Image by Tech4Gamers)
  • The last benchmark is Passmark, in which the Core i5-1335U extends its lead further with 17016 multi-core points. Meanwhile, the Core i5-1135G7 scored 10010 points.
  • Lastly, the single-core scores read 3510 points for the Core i5-1335U and 2726 points for the Core i5-1135G7. 

Overall Performance

With the benchmarks out of the way, here are the average multi-core and single-core scores for both CPUs across the four tests.

Average multi-core and single-core scores
Overall performance (Image by Tech4Gamers) 
  • Multi-core Performance: The Core i5-1335U scored 10179 points, whereas the Core i5-1135G7 scored 6359 points, on average. Thus, the Core i5-1335U is about 60% faster than the Core i5-1135G7 in multi-core applications.
  • Single-core Performance: Across the four single-core performance tests, the Core i5-1335U managed 2304 points over 1753 points of the Core i5-1135G7. Thus, on average, the Core i5-1335U is 31.4% faster than the Core i5-1135G7 in this department. 

Core i5 1335U Vs Core i5 1135G7 – Wrapping Up

Intel Core i5 1335U: Research shows that the Core i5 1335U outperforms the i5 1135G7 with Hybrid Core architecture, despite being pricier. The core i5 1335U boasts DDR5 support, better power efficiency, and better overall performance. Despite being 47.7% costlier, the i5 1335U offers 12.3% more value in multi-core performance than the Core i5 1135G7.

Intel Core i5 1135G7: The Core i5 1135G7 offers better value in single-core performance but lags in overall features against the Core i5 1335U. This shifts user perspectives. Despite 28.6% more value in single-core performance, the importance of the Core i5 1135G7 depends on your tasks.

So, we recommend that users consider the Core i5 1335U as it has more wins than the Core i5 1135G7. Moreover, the performance also proves the dominance of Core i5 1335U against its rival.


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