Review on Intel Pentium Graphics Retail Processor by Adam Orlowski ᠌

Verycomld. Even on special heating pads like Linpack or CPUBurn, it warmed up to no more than 70 degrees, andcomnsumed no more than 45 watts - at a TDP of 65 W. The performance is at the level of a non-overclockedCore 2 Duo E8500, a wonderful formidable Wolfdale with a full cache (until recently youcomuld meet it at a price almost three times higher than the G840). And it's even faster than the Athlon II X4 620 (in terms of integrated performance in ixbt tests - see . Shtml)! I have a calculatedcommputer, I rarely play games (and it's not me, but a small one). There is no discrete vidyahi, but the integrated graphics of this stone allows you to play quitecommfortably on many not too demanding games. I repeat the words that I wrote right there in another place: when choosing a processor, forget about marketing parameters - cache size, gigahertz and the number ofcomres / threads - and immediately look at performance tests in those tasks for which you need acommputer. Then your choice will becomnscious, and you will not be disappointed.