Review on Ultimate Performance: Intel Core i7-2600 Quad-Core Processor with 8MB Cache and 3.4GHz Speed by A Eh Khung ᠌

It goes without saying that you do not require this CPU if you are not an active gamer or if you do not work professionally at a computer; in addition, there is no point in getting this processor if you do not have a good motherboard. I simply wanted to ensure that I wouldn't have to worry about upgrading my computer for a considerable amount of time, so I took it. (I use this in conjunction with the Asus Sabertooth P67.) These are some advantages: The processor works wonderfully, it has a significant amount of wiggle room for the future, and it is an excellent choice for practically any application. In general, all the positives have been exaggerated by other people for a very long time. Some cons: The difference in performance between this model and the 2500k is not particularly significant, yet the price is over $100 higher. All of this hedonistic indulgence came at a hefty price, particularly for the motherboard. You will need a powerful cooling system in order to keep this stone from overheating, as it can reach temperatures between 65 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit with a boxed cooler, with a maximum temperature of only 72 degrees Fahrenheit.