What is the difference between an i5 and an i7 null

It's going to depend on which two specific processors you're comparing, but generally an i7 will have more computing cores. That allows programs that are designed for "hyperthreading" to process multiple instructions at one time, which makes the computer faster without increasing the clock speed of the processor.

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It's going to depend on which two specific processors you're comparing, but generally an i7 will have more computing cores. That allows programs that are designed for "hyperthreading" to process multiple instructions at one time, which makes the computer faster without increasing the clock speed of the processor.
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