Pros
- price compared to other products in this class, performance, and overclocking
Cons
- thermal interface that was poorly built, as well as typically excessive heat dissipation levels during overclocking
Pros
- It is reasonably priced, warms up just mildly, and does not have particular cooling requirements.
Cons
- No
Pros
- Cold percent + quiet -overclocking at least a CPU, at least a video core -New Generation -22nm HD4000 graphics core -perc only employs the most up-to-date hardware and motherboards. To produce a sandy aggregate
Cons
- -moistness of motherboards causing it (needing to update the BIOS and firmware almost weekly after purchase).
Pros
- It's 5-7% quicker than 2500k at the same frequencies. It's a great benefit that you can use it for all your daily duties (including games) without sacrificing any of the 3770's speed. The cost disparity between these processors is also quite large.
Cons
- The expected temperature parameters were not met. Even less so mine, as I was aware of the issue before purchasing, and more so that of everyone else who has been patiently waiting for a new product in the hopes of expanding their overclocking options.
Pros
- inexpensive, the game is a sure draw, but it only generates a moderate amount of heat.
Cons
- There are none to be found. in the case of the occasional user
Pros
- Quick, cutting-edge, and (relatively) low-cost CPU. With the unlocked multiplier (3570K), the stone achieves optimal acceleration (see comment). Using a 22 nm manufacturing technique puts you in the vanguard of technological development. Even though my needs don't go beyond watching FullHD video and doing some basic 3D modeling, the built-in excellent video core is more than capable of handling those tasks and more. Overclocking success and stability have improved from Sandy Bridge, at least in the opinion of our international colleagues.
Cons
- When comparing overclocked processors to their Sandy Bridge equivalents, there are some *features* (not "shortcomings") worth noting. Again, if you listen to the comrades on international forums, the structure of the heat-removing layers isn't ideal, which affects cooling efficiency (albeit remaking the cover puts less strain on the processor and can yield gains of up to ten degrees). While not really a flaw, I did notice that my copy's first and fourth cores consistently run 5-6 degrees cooler than the second and third. I first blamed a sloppy application of thermal paste, but after starting over, the problem persisted. In my opinion, this is par for the course given the state of the art in processor fabrication.
Pros
- The CPU is outstanding in every way imaginable, including speed, performance, and silence when needed. Stone (cold, solid)
Cons
- The price needs to go down for me.
Pros
- Excellent performance without excessive heat or a significant increase in power usage. The ratio of quality to cost is among the best.
Cons
- Did not reveal
Cons
- No
Pros
- Ivy Bridge's performance, frequencies, top-notch video processor, and overclocking capabilities.
Cons
- All the requirements, as well as operating temperatures, are a little demanding.
Pros
- /Cold/ / little energy is used.Depending on the demand, it decreases or increases the frequency to save the most energy possible.Suitable for all daily activities
Cons
- Not located.
Pros
- The acting is superb. The 22nm(!) fabrication method provides a chilling effect. In turbo mode, my motherboard can reach speeds of up to 4GHz.
Cons
- Maybe the price, however I got mine used in a box with a motherboard for seven thousand, so I don't count it as a con:)
Pros
- An excellent central processing unit that will last for years.
Cons
- None of them exist.
Pros
- So far (as of February 2022), the computer's performance is adequate for any task, and it has functioned flawlessly since its purchase (the exact date of which I have long since forgotten, but I do recall that the second series of AMD FX eight-cores had just been produced).
Cons
- The same holds true for motherboards: Intel has consistently been more expensive than AMD.
Pros
- I did not actually purchase a brand new Intel i5 3570, but its reputation for speed was not unfounded. It seems to me that a few games (if my memory serves me correctly; I can't recall the names) no longer support single-player modes. It exports some multi-player games, but not others; Battlefield 5 does not export, and Pubg has lag issues unless you have at least 16 GB of RAM. If you're the type of person that regularly engages in such activities, then this CPU is not for you. Nevertheless, if you still have computers from 2022, 2022, and 2022, this 2022 CPU is fairly strong, especially given its pricing in used marketplaces.
Cons
- No doubt I would benefit from a larger number of CPU cores and threads, but alas!
Pros
- Highly efficient, sub-zero, and reasonably priced.
Cons
- Missing
Pros
- There is a better video core, but the benefits of the older Intel Core i5 - 2550K have faded away.
Cons
- The video core occupies about half of the stone's surface, making heat transfer extremely inefficient. The area of contact between the crystal and the cooler has a direct correlation to the amount of heat transferred.
Pros
- Cold, sharp.
Cons
- No
