Review on Powerful Intel Core i7-3770K Quad-Core Processor with 8MB Cache and LGA 1155 Compatibility - BX80637I73770K by Jeong Hoon (Kim) ᠌

It is recommended that a closer look be taken at those individuals who do not set maximum overclocking as their goal, as it accelerates up to 4200 and functions normally without any issues. In general, the percentage is not bad. We are able to claim that this is the frequency with which it occurs regularly. Next, you are going to need a decent cooler; I already own an average Zalman that can hold 1.5 pieces, so I won't be driving anymore. For me, the most significant issue is that the built-in visuals do not always function in the appropriate manner. A striking illustration of MODO, which frequently freezes or hangs. At my place of employment, I have a Sandy with HD3000, and there are issues with ating the screen, and it is frequently buggy. The visuals provided by Intel are the subject of a great deal of criticism, particularly on resources written in English. So, those who work with graphics should avoid relying on the computer's built-in graphics core as much as possible. With built-in AMD graphics, I didn’t know grief, and now, despite the fact that I don’t need crazy video performance, I’ll have to buy discrete graphics. It is even more offensive that I chose the 3770 specifically because of the unwillingness to purchase a video card. If I had known, I would have chosen the 3820 and the mother for 2022 instead. If you intend to use it for the Internet and games and are content to rely on the built-in video core, then there does not appear to be a problem with this particular configuration, with the obvious exception of the low performance when compared to that of discrete video cards. There is no use in taking the sandy bridge users to this stone bridge if they are already using the sandy bridge. When compared to the i5, which is available at work, you will not notice a difference in speed when completing routine chores. It is only evident in certain situations, such as when rendering in three dimensions, and of course when being tested.