Review on Intel E7500 Processor Socket LGA775 by Micha Sarnowski ᠌

The percentage is really good, and the overclocking is comparable to that of certain I3 and I5 models. The most consistent form that iron could provide, in my experience. Various advantages: Overclocked, working consistently at a frequency of 3.8 for several years, the cooler is not a boxed but inexpensive 30-35 bucks, an Asus P5K motherboard, 4 gigabytes of RAM, a 120g SSD vidyuha HD6870 (also chasing 10%, artifacts are no longer stably chasing), and Windows 7 Ultimate, everything flies, the performance index in it is 6.9 (the slowest percentage), and the rest is 7-7.8) Everything is running smoothly, I have no idea what a blue screen or problem message is, games are running smoothly, however newer versions of Far Cry 3 are not running at their full settings. Having these drawbacks: The I7 is certainly a sluggish processor when compared to the I5, but as soon as the XBOX360 and PS3 line of consoles get an update, new games will put it on its shoulders.