Intel Core i5-5675R socket: BGA 1364

What the Core i5-5675R is

The Core i5-5675R is the soldered Broadwell quad for all in one desktops on BGA 1364. Intel released it in May 2015 with four cores and four threads at 3.1 GHz base and 3.6 GHz turbo. Four megabytes of Smart Cache plus 128 MB of eDRAM feed Iris Pro graphics. Processor base power is 65 W on 14 nm.

All in one makers solder it for thin boards with desktop speed and strong graphics. Turbo mirrors the socketed 5675C, so performance matches where cooling is equal. The multiplier story is undocumented for R, so this page records no unlocked claim. Four threads cover office and light creation in family PCs.

Iris Pro Graphics 6200 from 300 MHz to 1100 MHz drives built in displays without a card. DDR3L-1600 and 1866 over two channels feed the chip. Buyers meet it inside complete systems rather than as a boxed part. The value case is graphics without discrete heat.

Socket and motherboard compatibility

The 5675R solders to BGA 1364 with 1,364 balls. Board makers pair it with all in one cooling sized for 65 W sustained. There is no socket, no board choice and no later swap. Buyers choose screen size, memory and storage at order time.

Memory is DDR3L-1333, 1600 and 1866 over two channels depending on the board. SODIMM slots allow later expansion on many all in one designs. The LGA, PGA and BGA: CPU package types explained guide explains soldered limits. Confirm memory access before buying where upgrades matter.

Memory, PCIe and cooling

DDR3L to 32 GB over two channels suits all in one use with SSDs. Matched pairs help Iris Pro in games and video work. Eight to sixteen gigabytes covers family multitasking. The eDRAM eases bandwidth pressure in graphics loads.

PCIe 3.0 with 16 lanes from the CPU serves storage, Wi-Fi and board devices. Most R systems use integrated graphics, so lanes feed SSDs rather than slots. A Gen3 SSD matches the design without waste.

Cooling belongs to the system maker for 65 W continuous with no boxed cooler. All in one vents need clearance behind the screen. Sustained clocks track chassis airflow more than headline turbo.

Upgrade paths

No CPU upgrade exists on soldered boards. Shoppers compare the Intel Core i5-5575R at 2.8 GHz to 3.3 GHz below with this 5675R, then the Intel Core i7-5775R with eight threads above. All share the same package, so clocks and threads decide.

A new system means a new platform. The How to find your CPU socket type guide helps spot soldered all in one designs.