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Intel Core i5-1334U

10 • 12 • 4.6 GHz • FCBGA1744 (soldered)

10Core
12Thread
4.6 GHzBoost
FCBGA1744 (soldered)Socket
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Should I buy it?

Intel Core i5-1334U
CONSIDER
    Great choice if these matter:
    • Mainstream office and student laptops from 2023-2024
    • Everyday browsing, documents and video calls with long battery life
    • Buyers looking at discounted machines from the previous model year
    Watch out for:
    • No NPU — the generation predates Intel AI Boost
    • Only two Performance cores, so sustained heavy multi-thread work leans on the E-cores
    Regret riskLOWlimited data
    Main risks
    • No NPU — the generation predates Intel AI Boost
    • Only two Performance cores, so sustained heavy multi-thread work leans on the E-cores
    • Intel 7 lithography is behind the current Intel 3 and TSMC 3nm competition on efficiency
    • Intel publishes no base frequency for this SKU
    The risk level is computed from the release date and verified weaknesses. The confidence score appears only once enough owner reports exist.
    This box relies only on verified specs, the release date and editorial assessment; owner reports join them as they come in. We do not predict prices.
    CoreFrequencyPowerLaunchSpecificationsFAQAlternatives
    Core Structure

    How many cores does the processor have?

    Manufacturer's official core and architecture information.

    CORE STRUCTURE

    The structure decisive in multi-core tasks.

    10 Core

    10 cores — Total Cores · 12 Thread — Concurrent Threads · 2 Performance — High-performance core · 8 Efficiency — Low-power core · Raptor Lake — Core architecture

    10 cores12 Thread2 Performance8 EfficiencyRaptor Lake
    10 coresTotal Cores
    12 ThreadConcurrent Threads
    2 PerformanceHigh-performance core
    8 EfficiencyLow-power core
    Raptor LakeCore architecture
    Frequency

    How fast does it work?

    Manufacturer's official frequency values.

    FREQUENCY

    Value that determines single-core performance.

    4.6 GHz Boost

    4.6 GHz — Maximum boost frequency

    4.6 GHz
    4.6 GHzMaximum boost frequency
    Power and Cooling

    How much power does it draw?

    Official power values that determine cooling needs.

    POWER AND COOLING

    These values determine the cooling budget.

    15 W TDP

    15 W — Base Power Consumption (TDP) · 55 W — Maximum turbo power

    15 W55 W
    15 WBase Power Consumption (TDP)
    55 WMaximum turbo power
    Who Is It For?

    Where does it stand out?

    A usage guide built from the specs and the editors' tags; not a test result.

    Work / Productivity

    Mainstream office and student laptops from 2023-2024

    Good fit
    Work / Productivity

    Everyday browsing, documents and video calls with long battery life

    Good fit
    Buyers looking at discounted machines from the previous model year

    Good fit
    Editorial Analysis

    Strengths and points to consider

    The Kacbu editors' assessment of the specifications the maker publishes. We do not test devices ourselves, so nothing here is a measured result. Anything taken from an independent review is shown with its publication and date in the Press section.

    Strengths based on the specs
    Ten cores at 15 W keeps background work off the two Performance cores
    4.6 GHz peak is quick enough that everyday tasks never feel like a low-power machine
    80-EU Iris Xe handles video, light photo work and older games
    DDR5, LPDDR5X and DDR4 support let manufacturers build to several price points
    Things to consider
    No NPU — the generation predates Intel AI Boost
    Only two Performance cores, so sustained heavy multi-thread work leans on the E-cores
    Intel 7 lithography is behind the current Intel 3 and TSMC 3nm competition on efficiency
    Intel publishes no base frequency for this SKU
    Historical Product Info

    Official launch details

    Instead of tracking today's retail price, Kacbu keeps the product's official launch information as a reference.

    Intel designs its CPUs in the US and fabs Intel 7 parts in its own plants. Kacbu lists a fabrication country only when the company documents it for the specific part.

    This is not the current retail price — it shows the product's historical, official launch information.
    Specifications

    Intel Core i5-1334U specifications

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    General

    Family
    Raptor Lake-U (13th Gen Core)
    Release Year
    2023
    Manufacturer

    Core Structure

    Cores
    Threads
    Core Architecture
    Raptor Lake
    Efficiency Core
    8
    Performance Core
    2

    Frequency

    Boost Clock

    Cache

    L3 Cache

    Graphics Unit

    Power

    TDP
    Maximum Turbo Power
    55 W

    Platform

    Manufacturing Process
    Intel 7
    Memory Type
    DDR5-5200 / LPDDR5X-5200 / DDR4-3200
    FAQ

    The most common questions about this product

    What the numbers on the spec sheet actually mean in day-to-day use.

    What generation is the Core i5-1334U?
    13th Generation Intel Core, codenamed Raptor Lake. The U suffix marks the 15 W class built for thin, quiet machines.
    How many cores does the i5-1334U have?
    10 — two Performance cores and eight Efficient cores, with 12 threads.
    Does it have an NPU?
    No. Intel's NPU arrived with the Core Ultra generation that followed this one.
    Is the i5-1334U enough for everyday work?
    Yes — browsing, office documents, video calls and media playback all sit comfortably within it. Sustained rendering or compiling is where the two Performance cores show their limit.
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