I don't see any rivals in terms of price to quality ratio. The identical i5 11400 is hotter and doesn't have a bad tdp scent. Working with 3200 memory actually has little benefit. Although the Reds completely deceived, driving up the prices for their own, I would not accept this one either. but. The gtx 1080ti, which will shortly turn 4 years old, will work in conjunction with the stone. I follow the development in a straight line with rushing cosmic speed.

I took it for assembly (not for myself), everything worked perfectly, cooling from GAMAXX 400 v is enough if your case is ventilated (this is important). Has pros: The speed of working with post codes, it starts up quickly (especially on ssd), Some cons: didn’t find it (except for those processes, yes it’s not always noticeable, but against the background of ryzen (yes, maybe this is just marketing))

Has some pros: A cold percentage that offers the best performance possible for the money spent. Moved from i7-4790k. Didn't really notice a difference in how I felt. I did so with the intention of afterwards upgrading to an i7 11th generation processor and purchasing a 3070 processor. However, the cards are no longer available for purchase. Various disadvantages: There is no possibility to increase the clock speed. I am in charge of the memory on a Z chipset.

Some advantages include the fact that it was sent one day ahead of the time that was specified and that the percentage was securely packaged in bubble wrap. On the other hand, some disadvantages include the fact that it was packaged in a non-native plastic blister that was cut off on one side, taped up, and covered with dust.

Below are some advantages: You can see comparisons between it and my 2080 ti on YouTube. I bought it not long ago, it is chilly, and there is no bottleneck in the system. In general, the price to quality ratio is very favorable, particularly since the introduction of powerful new CPUs from AMD. Con: new percent new mother, minus 10k despite the fact that there are budget ones, but I had to get a normal one so that the 3200 oz would start. Despite the fact that there are budget ones.

Very good upgrade rate Threw away my i5-3570k and installed this one Works great - computer turned into a plane Paired with 1660 super works great Came in plastic Packed well

Cheerful mid-budget percent from Intel, which is quite enough for modern games. By the margin of relevance - two years, perhaps, will still be sufficient in games, hardly more. It's basically an i7 8700 that got " downgraded to "i5". It's neither good nor bad, just the way it is. Prots immediately got on the mother msi b460m-a pro, and runs there without problems in a team with 16 gigs of operatives on 2400, left over from the old hardware (hello to Intel with its policy of not overclocking…

Has pros: Nice price Effectively manages the games Doesn't get heated, steady temps Below are some downsides: No The sole caveat is the level of quality in the product's packaging when it was ordered. Packaged in a plastic tray and secured with an elastic band before being wrapped in a thin warmer. miraculously made it there without incurring any damage.

Various advantages: Nice price Effectively manages the games Doesn't get heated, steady temps Not at this time: No The sole caveat is the level of quality in the product's packaging when it was ordered. Packaged in a plastic tray and secured with an elastic band before being wrapped in a thin warmer. miraculously made it there without incurring any damage.

Has pros: A cold stone for those who do not need overclocking and super performance. Cons: Didn't find it. For my tasks more powerful is not necessary.

Pros include: • 6 cores and 12 threads. • High amplitudes. • A very chilly processor. • Produces a lot while eating little. With its drawbacks: • A TDP of 65 watts might not realize its full capability. • The cost to unlock TDP can be higher. • There is no PCI-Express 4 support.

several advantages: • 6 cores and 12 threads. • High amplitudes. Processor that generates a lot while eating less. various drawbacks: • A 65 watt TDP might not use all of the device's capability. • The cost to unlock TDP can be higher. • There is no PCI-Express 4 support.

pros: I purchased it as a present. When purchased, more profitable than Hong Kong. Additionally, unlike some, it is not dependent on memory frequency. Cons: I haven't yet voiced a complaint. However, the changeover was from the i7-2600, so there is no cause for complaint.

People who point out the difficulty of overclocking in their flaws baffle me; I want to question them out loud, "What are you doing in the eyes?"

For an ordinary, ordinary user, computer performance is more than enough. Simultaneously play, listen to YouTube, download something, and communicate in voice chat, there is enough performance, without any strain.

Pulls anything and everything. Cold, but not frostbitten - so put the refrigerator Nada with a margin - more than 90 watts.

Different pros: Cheap i5, fulfills its cost by 100%. Relevant for all games so far Has some cons: The generation is already obsolete, the 12th and 13th generations put it on the shoulder blades

Its pros: The percentage is not bad, but for convenience it is better to turn on Turbo. Its cons: There are no shortcomings, although it is better to immediately select a normal mother for him.

arrived in foam rubber, with an elastic band, which is in a pimple) So everything is fine, I'm satisfied. good productivity