Review on Powerful Intel Core i7-3770K Quad-Core Processor with 8MB Cache and LGA 1155 Compatibility - BX80637I73770K by Nguyn Qu Ph (Nhn) ᠌

In order to avoid any misunderstandings, I will state right off the bat that I will be discussing the number 3770, omitting the K, T, and S. It turned out that it was enough for almost everything, except for virtual machines and video processing; as a result, the Pentium served for more than a year, and it is now resting. I took it to work in various programs, to replace the Pentium G630, which was originally taken as a plug. I took it to replace the Pentium G630 because it was originally taken as a plug. I decided to take exactly 3770 without K because I don't require a K cut without VTd (I'm not a gamer, so there isn't even an FB), so I took it without K. Motherboard ASRock Z86 Pro3-M. Motherboard (took two years ago for 3 sput). Other considerations led to the updating of the bios a very long time ago (yes, the quality of current bios leaves much to be desired). In spite of the fact that there were no issues with the installation of the 3770, there were issues with the cooling. The boxed cooler that was left over from the Pentium (65W), which was keeping the temperature at 60 degrees in Linx, allowed the 3770 to go beyond 100 degrees Celsius before it throttled. I was forced to get the TR TS 120M since it guarantees that the temperature of the 3770 in the Linx AVX will never rise above 75 degrees Celsius. By the way, the multiplier causes a very modest overclocking of the percentage, taking it from 3400 MHz on the ordinary ones to 4100 MHz when the load is applied to all 4 cores. It can reach a maximum temperature of 4300 on two cores. The temperature of the processors (both the G630 and 3770) while they are not being used is 30-35 degrees Celsius, whereas the temperature of the room is 25-26 degrees Celsius. When compared to the G630, have I experienced a noticeable increase in speed? Both yes and no It would appear that both the Windows 7 and Slackware 13 operating systems have gotten more responsive, as there is no sticking when switching between processes. The process of compiling from source has also gotten significantly quicker. The process of installing programs is noticeably quicker as well. But, my primary stopping mechanism is a screw. No SSD yet. And if you don't have it, your stories of super-duper performance will be ruined by random disk reading (8 GB of memory, swap is turned off). In this instance, the increase came while going from a P4 with 1GB DDR to a G630 with 8GB DDR3. Is it advisable to choose a Ci7 for gaming, for use at home or in the workplace, rather than a Ci5 or any AMD 4-core processor? NO! The fact that there are four cores is the most important thing. For gaming, you will still require a video card that is two to three times more expensive than the processor, and at least two sets of four gigabytes of RAM. If there is anything left over, it needs to be spent (in order) on an SSD that is between 128 and 256 gigabytes, a power supply unit that is between 400 and 700 watts and costs no more than $100, and cooling (including housing standards). This is the best recipe for the beginning of the year 2022, and there is a strong possibility that it will continue to be the best recipe for a significant amount of time after one year.