Review on Processor Intel Core i5-10400F LGA1200, 6 x 2900 MHz, OEM by Stanislaw Plonka ᠌

Cheerful mid-budget percent from Intel, which is quite enough for modern games. By the margin of relevance - two years, perhaps, will still be sufficient in games, hardly more. It's basically an i7 8700 that got " downgraded to "i5". It's neither good nor bad, just the way it is. Prots immediately got on the mother msi b460m-a pro, and runs there without problems in a team with 16 gigs of operatives on 2400, left over from the old hardware (hello to Intel with its policy of not overclocking RAM on budgets of the 400th series, which is why even up to ceiling 2666 it cannot be lifted). In principle, even with a stunted RAM, the percent shows itself perfectly. Sobsno, this is one of the advantages of Intel processors - unpretentiousness to the RAM. As for the processor itself, I suddenly got the stepping Q0, although I saw on the Internet how some people generally doubt their existence. Yet they exist, and may occasionally meet in the sale. Took OEM in the office with a green alien.