Review on Processor Intel Core i5-4590 Haswell LGA1150, 4 x 3300 MHz, OEM by Vassil Varbanov ᠌

A little under a year ago, I spent 4570 on it, and then I sold it to someone else for 7 kopecks. Many people believe that the stone is heated for some way, but I did not notice this with a budget cooler that cost 400 dollars; the temperature ranges between 30 and 50 degrees. There is sufficient speed in practically every area, particularly when compared to my old AMD, with the exception of 3D programs, where it is relatively inadequate, which is typical for the i5 line. COD Ghosts proved its best side by being suitable for most jobs that can be completed on a home computer, including archiving, video encoding, modeling basic settings in 3D, and toys, of course. The stone is an excellent asset to have as a reserve for the future, and given that the socket will continue to function for more than one more year, this indicates that it will be possible to gradually upgrade without requiring a comprehensive inventory of iron. If performance is your primary concern, rather than price, I believe you will find that this processor is currently a better option than AMD.