Instructions per cycle of Core i3 - 4750K

[Neil_57]

What are the specs of the i3 - 7350K? I looked on Intel Newegg and ARK, and could not find much. Is there another place I should be looking?

 

[Ecky]

There is no such thing as an i3 4750K.

The only Haswell "K" CPUs are the i5 4670K, i5 4690K, i7 4770K and 4790K. "K" denotes an unlocked CPU, and there are no unlocked i3's except for the i3 7350K. Additionally, all i3's will have a "1" or "3" as the second number in the model number - e.g. i3 4160, i3 4330, i3 4370, i3 6100, i3 7300. None of them have 7's, which denotes an i7.

 

[Ecky]

I should add that there's no formal place to look at instructions per cycle, because it depends entirely on the task. You'll need to look at real-world benchmarks, so try googling "Haswell i3 review" to see how it compares.

 

[TerryLaze]

I should add that there's no formal place to look at instructions per cycle, because it depends entirely on the task. You'll need to look at real-world benchmarks, so try googling "Haswell i3 review" to see how it compares.

Instructions per cycle being an academic term means that that's one thing you can get formal numbers for,it won't tell you how well it will run different software though it's just that,academic.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/6355/intels-haswell-architecture/8