Review on I5 650 3 2GHz 3 20GHz Clarkdale Processor by Jnis Zels ᠌

The price for him is now red 1-3 thousand, because. it is BU (99%) + inferior to the i3 6100 due to the fact that the latter works with DDR4 memory. However, it can live with new video cards like GTX 1060 at 6Gb, if it has at least 8 Gigabytes of RAM, while delivering unstable FPS of 50-75 frames at maximum speed in almost all games on a 75 Hz Full HD monitor. Its pros: An excellent processor, it has a built-in video, which personally helped me a lot when the video card was covered due to overheating, while I was tormented with replacing the thermal paste on it - I couldn’t do without a screwdriver. With its cons: Unfortunately the processor is dual-core. When you play games, this is not noticeable, but when you need to convert video from MV format to, say, AVI or WMV, it takes a long time to complete this task. 4 Giga RAM, as it turned out, is not enough for him, besides, he only works with a two-way 1333 hertz, does not support anything else. Recently I bought myself 2 sticks from Corsair for 8 Gigabytes in addition, it got better, but it’s not able to use all its percent and it’s nonsense to me that it has run out of virtual machine when I try to rewind the video playback towards the end in the player by running the converter in parallel .