Intel i5-11400H vs i7-11800H - 6 or 8 Cores?

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i5-11400H vs i7-11800H Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:11 Laptops Tested
0:24 CPU Spec Differences
0:36 Power Limits
1:01 Laptop Internals / Cooling Design
1:31 Temperature Differences
1:52 TDP Differences
2:13 Clock Speed Differences
2:35 Blender
3:07 Cinebench R23
3:32 Geekbench
3:51 V-Ray
4:10 Corona Renderer
4:27 Handbrake Video Export
4:47 7-Zip Compression & Decompression
5:03 Adobe Photoshop
5:18 Linux Kernel Compilation
5:42 Microsoft Excel
6:02 Differences - 45W Power Limit
6:20 Differences - 80W Power Limit
6:44 Battery Life Difference
7:05 11 Games Tested
10:04 Gaming Comparison - Max Settings
10:16 Gaming Comparison - Min Settings
10:35 Conclusion - i5 or i7? 6 or 8 cores?

[JarrodsTech]

Trying to make 5600H vs 5800H happen too, and also working on 11400H vs 5600H and 11800H vs 5800H 😅 make sure you're subscribed for all those comparisons!

[kirohennessy]

Gaming: No difference
Productivity: Yes

[kianmoiny]

The 5600H vs 11400H is gonna be very interesting

[ilykcrabs]

Cant waiy for the 5600H and 5800H comparison!

[Suryasis]

So, i7-11800H basically needs almost twice the rated TDP of 45W to get the advantages of having extra two cores it has over i5-11400H. So, unless the laptop has beefier cooling solution to handle that 80W+ CPU power, the difference between i7 and i5 will be smaller.

[Arun-ylkc]

Hey Jarrods Tech, just wanted to give you a very big thank you for making these benchmarks.

[Pamani_]

The fact they have very close MT scores at 45W means the Willow Cove cores perf (and clock frequency) scale almost linearly with power.
Before with Skylake we had diminishing returns when adding more power.
This reinforces the findings of Hardware Unboxed where Tim plotted Cinebench score against TDP and found a straight line.

[zgoaty]

It’s scary that my 8th gen i9-8950HK is only matching the i5-11400H at 45 watts in productivity and gaming workloads while the i9 needs to use much more power to do so (around 100-110 watts).

Methinks my Alienware 17 R5 is going to get left in the dust in the next generation of mobile CPUs (12th gen Intel and Zen 3+/4) in terms of performance.

[tuttutt]

Good one as always, When will the videos for TUF A15 and Nitro 5 begin?

[TuLe-mswh]

ryzen 5 5600H vs i5 11400H : legendary battle :)))

[diegoleiva]

Mid 2024 and my 11400H is still going strong! Paired with a 3060 it's still plenty for 1080p high in most games I play.

[pushharder]

in just ONE MINUTE, the details you have thought made me so happy, i felt so relieved finally someone knows what they are doing, and how to compare

[Darkhalo]

Man I wish these laptops had more powerful GPU's so we could really test at higher resolutions

[imglidinhere]

That's insane! The 45w limit results are truly staggering here. I saw your comment regarding LTT's "king of gaming" or whatever Video comparing the best AMD and Intel mobile CPUs. Would love to see exactly what each CPU can do at 45w when limited. I'd wholly expect it to be a bloodbath.

[deadpixel]

Great video and data. My opinion it seems the i7 gains about 10% boost in general...not worth the extra cost.

[lucas_vlanc]

other people: complains about 6 cores not being enough
me with a dual-core i3: *pathetic*

[cptsalty]

So the 11400h is basically the 10750h that was the best midrange processor in last gen top models in that price range like the Helios 300 or the Aorus 7.
So now branded under i5 the similar performance might be cheaper now which is great to see

[Pamani_]

A bit unfortunate you've been provided with 3050 laptops for this review, as it's clearly not enough to show much differences in games (but perfectly fine in applications).
The gains in esports games seems to be ST bound. While MT heavy AAA like Cyberpunk are GPU bound even at low :/
I guess testing at 720p could have helped, but that's unrealistic and the ideal solution would have been a stronger GPU.

[darrencordoviz]

Could you make a video comparing older generation Intel mobile laptop processors to newer ones?

[_s_l]

You are so underrated....keep up the good work!