💰 Intel Core i3-10100: Best Price and Performance for Everyday Computing Review

- With integrated graphics Intel UHD Graphics 630. Expectations come true! - Power consumption in the stress test is only 40W, in idle - 2W. - Temperature 35 . 83 °C (83 °C - in the stress test), depends on the box (housing). - Cooler for Deepcool GAMMA HUNTER processor. Easy to mount on LGA 1200 socket. Smart Fan 6 (gigabyte utility) - quiet PC operation. - Motherboard GIGABYTE B560M DS3H V2. - PCIe 3.0 x4 (southern M.2) for Gen 10 processors with NVMe support - NV1 Kingstone 500GB drive just…

Bought as a set for work. I'm on embedded video. The computer works very fast. there is an F-version without a graphics core, cheaper by ~ 1 thousand. With its pros: Performance. 4 cores and 8 threads, frequency, low power consumption and heat dissipation - this baby outperforms the older I5 brothers of past generations, while remaining affordable. Its cons: No, and it looks like there will no longer be cheap motherboards for socket 1200

Reviewing my user experience.The best processor price-performance Completely satisfied with the purchase. I recommend to everyone!

Pros: a fairly capable processor, there are absolutely no complaints about it Its cons: disgusting boxed cooler, when you open a browser with 20+ tabs, it makes noise like a hood, in idle time it’s about 48 degrees, but it’s hardly worth expecting more from a boxed cooler

With its pros. price / performance at a very high level and the presence of embedded video Some cons: not very high performance, but at a higher price increases hyperbolically

Works on a home NAS, hardware transcoding of h.264/h.265 video on the integrated graphics core - discrete graphics cards are now expensive .

I consider the 10th generation "passing" to the 11th, in the AM4 platform I'm not sure that it is not used for the last time for the 4000th (aka 5000th) series presented the other day, and therefore I bought the i3-10100. Pros: The best "small-core" processor as of October 2022. Opens up access to the promising (due to the upcoming 11th generation) lga 1200 platform while providing excellent performance and opportunities "here and now". Despite the smaller cache by 2MB, the i7-7700 processor…

ryzen 5 3400G - falls out all the time at discounts - 20% at the price of Core i3-10100, naturally the first stone is more productive, but by the time of purchase there were no discounts and I had to be content with what I have, this means that you need to use the price tag before buying, for a similar price possible to buy ryzen 5 Pros below: Ideal in terms of price-quality! There is a built-in video core. Ryzen 3100 is of course more interesting than a stone, but in my case I did not consider

The processor itself is not bad, but due to the price of 2-3 tons less than i5, a very, very controversial purchase, except for replacing it with i7-i9 or waiting for 11gen, but a very controversial decision, so we have what we have. and with i5 10400, I do not recommend upgrading to it if you already have 8-9gen from intel, or any ryzen. If I could compare the i5 10400 with the r5 3600 from personal experience, then I didn’t have the 3300 and I won’t write, as the commentators did above. The…

I took exactly the BOX version, because. the price was adequate. If it is possible to take BOX, I always take BOX, it is more reliable and there is a guarantee that no one rubbed it on the sweater. I immediately replaced the cooler with some old CoolerMaster with a copper core. Mom on B460, 32GB of RAM. In general, a good computer came out. Igrunam certainly not suitable, but I'm fine.

i3 8 threads, would have said a couple of years ago, would have answered that it was a fairy tale. I took a girl to work, and simple games - in general, everything was a great success, sometimes heavy projects slip through (kolda, witcher, battle, etc.). At 1080p and sometimes even at 2k, it pulls out a decent frame rate from 1660ti. The boxed cooler is quiet enough to cope with the load. If you have a couple of extra thousand, still pay extra for i5, and if not, then this option will suit…

Old PC: xeon e3 1230 v2 scalped, worth liquid metal, (similar to i7 3770), gtx 760 memory 7640 MHz core 1150+ (don't remember exactly), sata ssd 2x240gb raid 0, h61, ddr3 1600 mhz 7-8-8- 21 cr1 dual rank. New: i3 10100, same video card, 2x8 GB memory is the cheapest rank 1 3000 mhz 17-19-19-38 cr1, z490, sata ssd 2x240gb raid 0. I don’t play games in general, mostly multimedia use of PC, but once already ated the platform and decided to go into final fantasy xv to run around, fight. Previously,

ryzens (3xxx and higher) are probably better, but I wanted to see (idle interest), an entry-level motherboard with a 460 chipset is more expensive than ryzen analogues, 1650 super does not load it in game tests in full hd (high and ultra) resolution (1660 could be taken super, if there were extra 10k), put everything in 30k, satisfied with the purchase in general