laptop comparison : i7 6200U vs i5 7200U

[Ahmed Garawani]

i'm choosing between two laptops. one is core i5 7200U with amd radeon r7 m445 4GB and the other is core i7 6500U with AMD Radeon™ R5 M255 2 GB.
so which one should I buy ?
considering that I wanna use it for decent gaming and graphics designing but nothing heavy.

Also if I wanna go for an i5 laptop should get one with NVIDIA GeForce 920MX with 2 GB even if it's 6th gen ? or should I just get the other one (from above) ?

Thanks

 

[AbrarKhAn111]

http/cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Core-i5-6200U-vs-Intel-7200U

hi ahmed, here you can see which is best CPU. and can you send us specs of gpu here?

 

[AbrarKhAn111]

i'm choosing between two laptops. one is core i5 7200U with amd radeon r7 m445 4GB and the other is core i7 6200U with the same GPU (I think) but 2 GB instead of 4GB.
so which one should I buy ?
considering that I wanna use it for decent gaming and graphics designing but nothing heavy.

Also if I wanna go for an i5 laptop should get one with NVIDIA GeForce 920MX with 2 GB even if it's 6th gen ? or should I just get the other one (from above) ?

Thanks

and r7 m445 2gb is dont exist, R7 M445 is only made with 4gb not in 2gb

 

[spdragoo]

i'm choosing between two laptops. one is core i5 7200U with amd radeon r7 m445 4GB and the other is core i7 6200U with the same GPU (I think) but 2 GB instead of 4GB.
so which one should I buy ?
considering that I wanna use it for decent gaming and graphics designing but nothing heavy.

Also if I wanna go for an i5 laptop should get one with NVIDIA GeForce 920MX with 2 GB even if it's 6th gen ? or should I just get the other one (from above) ?

Thanks

There is no such CPU as an i7-6200U. There's an i5-6200U, which is slightly slower (2.3GHz base/2.7-2.8GHz Turbo, vs. the 2.5GHz base/3.1Ghz Turbo i5-7200U). However, because they're both 2C/4T CPUs the speed difference isn't going to matter.

Which brings us to the GPU. Apparently, the 2GB R7 M445 does exist (https/www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/2852/radeon-r7-m445). Having said that, more VRAM is always better when given the chance, so I would pick the i5-6200U/4GB R7 M445 laptop assuming that everything else -- RAM, screen size, storage, etc. -- are equal.

 

[Ahmed Garawani]

i'm choosing between two laptops. one is core i5 7200U with amd radeon r7 m445 4GB and the other is core i7 6200U with the same GPU (I think) but 2 GB instead of 4GB.
so which one should I buy ?
considering that I wanna use it for decent gaming and graphics designing but nothing heavy.

Also if I wanna go for an i5 laptop should get one with NVIDIA GeForce 920MX with 2 GB even if it's 6th gen ? or should I just get the other one (from above) ?

Thanks

and r7 m445 2gb is dont exist, R7 M445 is only made with 4gb not in 2gb

i'm choosing between two laptops. one is core i5 7200U with amd radeon r7 m445 4GB and the other is core i7 6200U with the same GPU (I think) but 2 GB instead of 4GB.
so which one should I buy ?
considering that I wanna use it for decent gaming and graphics designing but nothing heavy.

Also if I wanna go for an i5 laptop should get one with NVIDIA GeForce 920MX with 2 GB even if it's 6th gen ? or should I just get the other one (from above) ?

Thanks

There is no such CPU as an i7-6200U. There's an i5-6200U, which is slightly slower (2.3GHz base/2.7-2.8GHz Turbo, vs. the 2.5GHz base/3.1Ghz Turbo i5-7200U). However, because they're both 2C/4T CPUs the speed difference isn't going to matter.

Which brings us to the GPU. Apparently, the 2GB R7 M445 does exist (https/www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/2852/radeon-r7-m445). Having said that, more VRAM is always better when given the chance, so I would pick the i5-6200U/4GB R7 M445 laptop assuming that everything else -- RAM, screen size, storage, etc. -- are equal.

I edit the post
i7 6500U with AMD Radeon™ R5 M255 2 GB
still the same answer ?
and can you answer the other question please ? Thank you

 

[spdragoo]

i'm choosing between two laptops. one is core i5 7200U with amd radeon r7 m445 4GB and the other is core i7 6200U with the same GPU (I think) but 2 GB instead of 4GB.
so which one should I buy ?
considering that I wanna use it for decent gaming and graphics designing but nothing heavy.

Also if I wanna go for an i5 laptop should get one with NVIDIA GeForce 920MX with 2 GB even if it's 6th gen ? or should I just get the other one (from above) ?

Thanks

and r7 m445 2gb is dont exist, R7 M445 is only made with 4gb not in 2gb

i'm choosing between two laptops. one is core i5 7200U with amd radeon r7 m445 4GB and the other is core i7 6200U with the same GPU (I think) but 2 GB instead of 4GB.
so which one should I buy ?
considering that I wanna use it for decent gaming and graphics designing but nothing heavy.

Also if I wanna go for an i5 laptop should get one with NVIDIA GeForce 920MX with 2 GB even if it's 6th gen ? or should I just get the other one (from above) ?

Thanks

There is no such CPU as an i7-6200U. There's an i5-6200U, which is slightly slower (2.3GHz base/2.7-2.8GHz Turbo, vs. the 2.5GHz base/3.1Ghz Turbo i5-7200U). However, because they're both 2C/4T CPUs the speed difference isn't going to matter.

Which brings us to the GPU. Apparently, the 2GB R7 M445 does exist (https/www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/2852/radeon-r7-m445). Having said that, more VRAM is always better when given the chance, so I would pick the i5-6200U/4GB R7 M445 laptop assuming that everything else -- RAM, screen size, storage, etc. -- are equal.

I edit the post
i7 6500U with AMD Radeon™ R5 M255 2 GB
still the same answer ?
and can you answer the other question please ? Thank you

The i7-6500U is pretty much identical to the i5-7200U: both are 2C/4T CPUs, both have identical base & nearly identical boost clocks, the only edge the i7 has is slightly more L3 cache (4MB vs. 3MB), but that's not significant.

Between an i5-7200U/4GB R7 & an i7-6500U/2GB R7, I'd still pick the 1st option.

As for picking one with the GTX 920M...again, I think the 2GB of VRAM is the deal killer. I prefer not to use GPUBoss too much (as I think a lot of their "win/lose" decisions are from comparing apples to oranges), but the couple of benchmarks they did have (http/gpuboss.com/gpus/Radeon-R7-M445-vs-GeForce-920MX) show a 920MX pretty much on par with an M445. Knowing that, I'd go for the one with more VRAM.