Can an i5 match an i9? | Chuwi Corebox 5th Mini PC

Testing the i5-13500H-powered Chuwi CoreBox 5th Mini PC in gaming, 3D rendering & video editing Specs as provided: Intel i5-13500H Iris Xe 80EU integrated graphics 16GB DDR5-5200 (1x16GB) 512GB NVMe Gen 4 SSD Thanks to Chuwi for supplying the review unit. Link here (not affiliated): Mini PCs can pack some pretty powerful components, but the “mini” part can often be restrictive. Even modern, efficient CPUs can struggle to reach their potential without sufficient power and cooling. Chuwi’s CoreBox range trades a small increase in size and mass for some improved thermals. Can this trade-off make an i5-powered mini PC equal to an i9 one? Or even better? Track names: “Binary Sunrise”, “Starstream Returns” & “Midnight Racer” 00:00 Chuwi CoreBox 5th 00:36 Big Mini PC 01:12 Cooling the CPU 01:35 CPU specs 02:02 RAM, Storage & Expandability 02:57 Connectivity 03:42 Full Specifications 04:24 The Benchmarks 04:27 Synthetic Benchmarks 06:53 Productivity Benchmarks: Davinci Resolve Studio 08:15 Productivity Benchmarks: Blender Classroom 08:47 Gaming Benchmarks 08:50 Benchmarks: Apex Legends 09:15 Benchmarks: Battlebit Remastered 09:38 Benchmarks: Counter Strike 2 10:10 Benchmarks: Fortnite 10:40 Benchmarks: Overwatch 2 11:01 Benchmarks: Forza Horizon 5 11:40 Benchmarks: Crysis 12:25 Benchmarks: Civilization VI 13:00 Power consumption 13:13 Conclusion A D S The following links are affiliated. Everything costs the same to you, but I get a commission. G E A R Audio: Video: Camera &...