💻 Enhanced Intel Xeon X3440 CPU 2.53 GHz, 8 MB Cache, LGA1156 Socket Review

Despite the low base frequency, it easily accelerates to 3.6-4GHz, which allows you to have high FPS in almost any game at the moment. All in all a great choice if you happen to have a socket 1156 motherboard.

The price of a set of motherboard and processor on Ali is about 6000. Overclocked to 4GHz. catches up with the i7 2600 in performance. An excellent option for a budget computer. Has some pros: -Analogue i7 860 - 8 threaded. - The price/performance ratio is the best. - Supports 32GB RAM. - Can be overclocked. Has some cons: - Heating during acceleration, you need good cooling. - Scarce motherboards.

It's just a bomb. I took it to Ali in November 2022 for 1800, it took 2 months. While walking already fell in price by 200. There are no analogues in terms of performance for such money, not for nothing that everyone is chasing motherboards based on LGA1156. They say it's junk, but they're chasing. With a board price of 3-4 thousand, and a processor of 1500. The connection is excellent. Of course, you can find cheaper i7-920 or an analogue xeon, but there fees are worth their weight in gold.…

Despite the existing cooler with four copper tubes, raising the voltage on the processor and bridge - in general, despite all the same actions that I used to overclock the old i3 530, this processor was not subject to overclocking at all. Even when raising the frequency by 400-500 MHz, the computer was already extremely unstable, and crashed into a blue screen every 10 minutes. Most likely it was a BAD STONE for me, I'm not saying that all these processors are like that. But keep in mind that…

All this trouble makes sense if you already have: - NORMAL mother at 1156 with radicals on power circuits and overclocking. - good memory of at least 8GB and holding 2022-2200 quietly from 1333 stock - vidyuha is not worse than rx480oc. With this config, even i5 750 at 3.8 holds any far cry, gta5, watch dogs2, metro ex. All on ultra (1680*1050), somewhere with vertical and anti-aliasing, some without. Switching to 3440/50, etc. for games especially will not give a profit. The main coming will…

a cheap way to get a lot of threads - especially considering the prices of new processors and expensive DDR4 memory. it is difficult to dig out the motherboard under 1156. easily chases from 2933 to 3800 MHz. with a good cooler up to 4000 MHz. with dropsy up to 4300/4400 MHz. chic stone for a penny. if you have a motherboard with 1156, then I highly recommend buying 16Gb RAM, a motherboard, a good cooler + overclocking to 4.0GHz and for 15-20k you can get an analogue of a modern stone from…

3470 percent with nominal 2.933 GHz. Stuck with a huge copper head, heated in overclocking. Scalped - heated. I freaked out and bought myself a system unit with built-in dropsy for the price of 5 such processors - happiness. in stress tests 55°. Prots takes the 3.9GHz mark without effort. With an effort 4.2-4.4. didn't kill anymore. The games are running very well.

on ali for 1100r, overclocking to 3500 with a gammaxx200 cooler (2 tubes) in an atx case (120mm fan for blowing in front and the same for blowing out at the back). In linx, the cores are 75-80 degrees, aida 70-75, in games it is less, the voltage is 120225. You can drive further, but the cooler does not allow, and even with such overclocking, it’s quite enough for me in games at 1080p at high settings in conjunction with gtx 1060 6gb. + (8=4+2+2)gb ram samsung at 1480.

I took P7P55E LX for the motherboard, Arctic Freezer 13 cooling. In the Aida stress test at a stock frequency of 59 degrees (the case is closed, there are no additional coolers in the case, the temperature in the room is 28 degrees), after overclocking to 3.6 GHz under the same conditions, the temperature rose by 10 degrees, up to 69. The work is stable, there are no complaints.