Pros
- price, dependability, and performance with the option of overclocking up to 2022 core frequency 3.2Ghz
Cons
- LGA775 socket 2 cores are already considered to be obsolete.
Intel 2 83GHz Desktop Processor EU80570PJ0736M Review
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Very good
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4.5
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| Brand | Intel |
|---|---|
| CPU Manufacturer | Intel |
| CPU Model | Pentium |
| CPU Speed | 2.83 GHz |
| Wattage | 65 watts |
Description of Intel 2 83GHz Desktop Processor EU80570PJ0736M
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Pros
- Super chill, very efficient, and trustworthy. After more than five years of service, he started experiencing bugs and refused to overheat under pressure. Previously, I had overclocked it a couple of times just for kicks, tested it, and then reset it to its normal speed. (How unfortunate.)
Cons
- The e8800 of a buddy, which shared the identical hardware and casing, ran cooler. I ran out of steam and ideas halfway through.
Pros
- + Affordable cost + Strong performance + Efficient use of heat dissipation + 3 MB of onboard cache + Acceptable acceleration
Cons
- -Slow clock speed -The overclocking limit is often somewhere in the range of 4000–4200 MHz when operating at a voltage that is safe. -Once it has passed the threshold, it does not react very effectively to increases in voltage.
Pros
- Combine low heat production, low price, and high dependability.
Cons
- NO
Pros
- I have not overclocked it because I am content with the work in ordinary modes.
Cons
- I thought it would be sufficient for a longer period of time, however a year after the purchase, I noticed my gaming performance had declined. Naturally, it wasn't a brand-new model when I bought it, but that Pentium 4 worked just fine for me for a lot longer than it does now, and I used to play much more than I do now.
Pros
- Low in price, with a big potential for overclocking, and still useful for a variety of applications even now.
Cons
- Although the cache is less as compared to the E8x00, the pricing more than makes up for this shortcoming.
Pros
- Very low core temperatures in their stock configuration and while overclocked indicate good overclocking capability.
Cons
- Nope, still looking:)
Pros
- Very powerful; does not need cooling; has the possibility for overclocking -Reliable -Productive The Radeon HD 3870 and Radeon HD 7770 supported by my copy allowed you to play recent games at low to medium settings, by the way.
Cons
- None. It was an extremely potent remedy for its time (2022). Right now out of date. socket 775
Pros
- Value for the money. Apparent banality.
Cons
- The use of processors has an adverse effect on the natural world.
Pros
- It rarely heats up to much than 50 degrees under load because it is paired with a reliable cooler. Accelerates satisfactorily up to 3.6 GHz (we did not test it beyond this point). Extremely, extremely quick! Saves energy. There are too many things to list them all. This central processing unit (CPU) for LGA 775 is almost certainly the best one available, excluding, of course, those with four cores.
Cons
- ancient socket. There is no opportunity for future technological advancement. Overpriced (If you look at the price of the E8600, you'll see that you can get an i3 with a motherboard for the same amount of money, and you'll also get a method to upgrade to an i5 or an i7 later on.)
Pros
- value, dependability, and performance with overclocking potential through the year 2022 3.20 GHz at its heart
Cons
- LGA775 socket 2 cores are already obsolete.
Pros
- With its high frequencies, low heat, and outstanding overclocking capabilities, this processor saw 5 GHz not just in a dream.
Cons
- Since four cores are sold for less money in a 64-bit system and the price is too expensive (in Hong Kong, $6500), I am still keeping quiet about overclocking.
Pros
- Quickness, effectiveness, and continued existence since the year 2022
Cons
- Either I'm totally blind, or they don't exist.
