I'm planning on buying a laptop between $600 and $700. I'll be using it at college for homework and regular 'office' work, but with a side of casual gaming (CSGO, LOL, and a few others), as well as streaming Films and TV Series. Most of my options have the i5-6200U Skylake. Nevertheless, I've found some with the newer i5-7200U Kaby Lake. This brought upon me a few questions that I hope somebody can answer.
1. What is the main difference between the Skylake processors and the Kaby Lake processors?
2. More specifically, what is the main difference between the i5-6200U and the i7-6500U, as well as between the i5-7200U and the i7-7500U?
3. Does a computer with an i5-6200U have a better battery life than the same computer with an i7-6500U? Is it the same case between an i5-7200U and an i7-7500U?
1. What is the main difference between the Skylake processors and the Kaby Lake processors?
2. More specifically, what is the main difference between the i5-6200U and the i7-6500U, as well as between the i5-7200U and the i7-7500U?
3. Does a computer with an i5-6200U have a better battery life than the same computer with an i7-6500U? Is it the same case between an i5-7200U and an i7-7500U?