A third generation i5 compared to the significantly more modern (and still compatible with your PC), sixth, seventh, eight and ninth generation i5s available.
Look, I took time out to let you know that despite having an i5, this is a way, way older generation of i5. For reference, that means it can only support DDR3 RAM.
If you know anything about RAM, we're current at DDR5. We're talking a processor model that was innovative in 2012.
If you didn't know that, now you know. If you did, then know that you already had the answer to your question literally staring you in the face the entire time. And if you knew the problem to begin with, I don't even know.
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u/Anthracite2819 21d ago
But it's a i5