Enhanced Intel Core i5-11400F 6-Core Desktop Processor, up to 4.4 GHz, LGA1200 (Intel 500 Series & Select 400 Series Chipset), 65W Review

I used to sit mainly on AMD (the price of Intel was frightening)) but I was lucky and I very successfully snatched this processor at a reasonable price, when compared with the ryzen 7 1700,

years, previously, all processors were with teeth, chip, you can take it, but without a gap for the future and with possible performance limitations in general.

In general, I am satisfied with the purchase, the performance is quite decent, unless of course you buy it in a store not at Over Price

In conjunction with the RTX 2060, it is enough for any games in full hd at 75 I am sure that this percentage will reveal pre-fuel video cards as well.

Has pros: 6 cores 12 threads Not a very hot percentage, keeps the frequency in the turbo boost, does not throttle under my cooling Got cons: Only 1, in a turbo boost TDP is more than 100W, a boxed cooler will not cope, you need to take your own cooling

Some pros: All the rules probably work, did the return needed without f index 0_o Has cons: All the rules probably work, did the return needed without f index 0_o

the price is great. my first intel in 20 years, since amd is jacking up prices now. it has high performance at a reasonable price. previously, all processors were with teeth, and it was necessary to insert the ppc as carefully so as not to bend. now there is no. and the child will be fine. mother took msi b560 pro. compared with the h510 chip, you can take it, but without a gap for the future and with possible performance limitations in general.

I was lucky enough to buy this at an entry level price to replace my Ryzen 3100. I noticed a significant performance boost as my RX 5600 hit a significant amount of fps for 1440p playback. so happy with it, paired it with asus b560 plus with 3600 cl16 ram, worked great

Excellent value $175 CPU (I wouldn't recommend paying more). Gets a little warm, especially without power capping. I have a Noctua NH-U14S and get around 40°C (idle) and 60°C (full load) at 100% fan speed, so you can expect the (very noisy) stock cooler.

that I didn't like because it works up to 4.2, this base 2.6 was lucky if it could do what I'm using now, from 3.2. Pay attention to the basic speed when buying, tubos go at the same basic speed and do not jump. above is an incorrect statement.

por ahora me esta gustando mucho, llego casi un mes con el, y me da los resultsados que esperaba de el e incluso mas, estoy muy satisfecho, lo único es que se calienta un poco así que si quieres que not se caliente mucho debes comprarle otro disipador.

I was lucky enough to buy it at the starting price to replace my Ryzen 3100. I noticed a definite boost in performance as my RX 5600 hit a significant amount of fps for 1440p playback. so happy with it, paired it with asus b560 plus with 3600 cl16 ram, worked great

I didn't like it because it would work until 4.2, this base 2.6 was lucky if it could do what I'm using now from 3.2. Pay attention to the basic speed when buying, tubos go at the same basic speed and do not jump. above is an incorrect statement.

Excellent value processor for $175 (I wouldn't recommend paying more). Gets a little warm, especially without power capping. I have a Noctua NH-U14S and get around 40°C (idle) and 60°C (full load) at 100% fan speed, so you can expect the (very noisy) stock cooler.