Is there a big difference between 5th generation Broadwell and 6th generation Skylake in laptop cpu?
Some people say there is no difference between playing games and playing games.
Some people say there is a difference even when running programs.
866 2016-06-01 Gentleman
The 6th generation is good, but I think the 5th generation will be okay now.
http://www.game-debate.com/cpu/index.php?pid=2392&...
If you look here, there's not much difference in cpu performance.
When comparing the GPU built into the CPU, the 6th generation includes the Intel HD Graphics 520 Mobile, which is good.
http://www.game-debate.com/gpu/index.php?gid=3285&...
These days, it depends a lot on the performance of the graphics card, so I think you can experience games dramatically.
I don't think it's very meaningful to weigh gpu for laptops.
If the gpu is good, it can be beneficial if there are many graphics operations such as games or 3D operations
If it's for that kind of work, using a desktop is the answer.
There's a limit to the built-in graphics card.
If it's a laptop, you can carry it around and use it
Whether it's the 5th or 6th generation, there doesn't seem to be much difference.
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