Review on Intel I3 6100 Cache Processor BX80662I36100 by Bhavin Srivastava ᠌

Made a PC upgrade for a child, switched to socket 1151, because. this is the most modern socket. I bought the cheapest mother, 8GB DDR-4 memory in one die. I wanted to buy a Pentium G4500 for a future upgrade, but I decided to immediately take the i3-6100 in order to immediately and for a long time. Today I decided to check the built-in video core in World of Tanks to find out for myself whether it is necessary to purchase a video card. I'm shocked! Tanks run perfectly on medium settings in FULLHD, though on "standard", on "improved" they slow down. And this is with one memory bar, i. E. 64 bit! If you insert 2 bars to make the dual-channel mode work, then it will be 128 bits, and it is possible to conjure with improved graphics. For comparison, on my other PC with an outdated i3-2100 processor (which you can now buy off hand for 3000-4000!) And an Ati Radeon 6750 discrete graphics card (which I recently purchased for 3000 used), I also play tanks on medium settings in the "standard" mode. And on the "improved" the same brakes. Those. it turns out that the new i3-6100 processor completely replaces the old i3-2100 + discrete video card 6750 for me. In general, I advise everyone, for undemanding gamers, the old processor and video card can be safely upgraded to this processor alone. And over time, buy a normal discrete video card. Intel - respect and respect! Good luck to all!