if there is a motherboard that supports this stone, then you can take it and not think about it. If you are going from scratch, it is better to look towards the 12th generation.

I took it to replace the previous stone, looked at the configuration of the box versions, the bags are the same, so I didn’t take it additionally. It turned out that a stone with a standard cooler heats up to 100g. I had to buy tower, now everything is fine, 50-60 gr. at maximum speed

if there is a motherboard that supports this stone, then you can take it and not think about it. If you are going from scratch, it is better to look towards the 12th generation.

if there is a motherboard that supports this stone, then you can take it and not think about it. If you are going from scratch, it is better to look towards the 12th generation.

if there is a motherboard that supports this stone, then you can take it and not think about it. If you are going from scratch, it is better to look towards the 12th generation.

They could have left it in the usual OEM packaging and wrapped it with a bubble wrap or the same washcloth. bottom impression.

It's strange that the processor runs at higher frequencies all the time, from 4000 MHz and higher. Despite the fact that the computer can be idle and no one approaches it at all. No programs are running at this moment, but he still plows almost to the fullest. Strange. The previous i5 worked at minimum frequencies and increased them only when necessary. I will study the issue more deeply. It may be possible to fix this somehow with the settings.