Intel Pentium Graphics Retail Processor Review
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Brand | Intel |
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CPU Manufacturer | Intel |
CPU Model | Pentium |
CPU Speed | 2.8 GHz |
CPU Socket | LGA 1155 |
Description of Intel Pentium Graphics Retail Processor
- cold cheap quite productive
- square.
- price, cheap and cheerful
- there is such a thing as a "narrow neck" that's about him.
- Price, low heating, good performance for such a price
- All the same, 2 cores are not enough in our time, but I look at what the percent is taken for
- (G840): price, performance, coolness.
- At this price, it's just ridiculous to talk about them. Even the lack of acceleration does not bother at all.
- Cold, efficient enough
- No, and it is unlikely to be, morally obsolete
- - Good solution for budget systems - Runs most games (paired with hd5850) at 1600x1200/1920x1440 - Weakly heated - Support for hardware virtualization. - The controller holds up to 32 GB of memory
- - No overclocking in a budget processor - Weak video system - no app decoding.
- Productive, 2 cores, not hot, integrated video core.
- On the H61, it doesn't run on the bus, at least for me, but this is a flaw in the chipset, not the processor. Locked multiplier. But here I don’t know, it has Tcase = ~69 degrees, if you overclock by a factor of more than 4 GHz, then you need good cooling, costing half a processor, or even more. Although, i3s are a piece more expensive than this combination, plus a cooler. That is, theoretically, he could break the stock i3, costing less. Accordingly, i3 could bypass i5, and i5 - i7. What is the benefit for Intel?
- 1. Inexpensive; 2. "Cold" (together with the Zalman CNPS7000C-ALCu cooler at rest - 28C, at 100% load - 49C); 3. Built-in video Intel HD Graphics; 4. Productive for the money processor.
- 1. Does not accelerate; 2. Upon purchase, it is issued without a box and even a bag of OEM version (actually like everyone else).
- Performance, heat dissipation, native GPU
- monitor did not work when connected to integrated graphics via DVI: mother GA-B75M-D3V Does not support RAM 1600 Mhz, shows 1333, on Ivy Bridge it does.