Review on Desktop Processor: Intel Core i5 6500 3.20 GHz Quad Core Skylake, Socket LGA 1151, 6MB Cache by A Phichet Seedok ᠌

The 6400 is a timeless classic. Youtubers advertise that "you can't overclock on Windows 10 in 2022, Intel was blocked," while other normal ones explain how to overclock a percentage of a price that is somewhere in the area of 11 thousand dollars to a level that is somewhere between 15 and 16 thousand dollars. The 6600k, on the other hand, may have a packaged cooler attached to it and even have its clock speed increased slightly. That is in no way relevant to the plot of 6400. You should psychologically prepare yourself to spend between two and three thousand dollars on cooling. This computer processor would be completely useless without it. Only by overclocking can you get the most out of this processor. Due to the fact that he does not possess solder, after five to seven years the thermal contact will deteriorate, causing a temperature increase of at least ten degrees before continuing to rise. It's absurd that the basic tubo increase goes all the way up to 3.30. At this pricing point and with this much unlocked potential, a next generation i3 processor is only useful for overclocking in 2022. I am only able to offer advice if you purchase the motherboard assembly in its entirety. Costs on the market do not decrease in any way for this % (in stores), but motherboards (for reasons that should be evident), particularly those that have received top reviews, are in short supply. If you bargain, you might be able to have the price reduced.