Intel Pentium G4400/LGA1151 3MB Cache Tray

Great processor for the price, running on ASUS Z170i Pro Gaming motherboard overclocked @ 4.7ghz stable on Hyper212 evo.Having moved from AMD Athlon x4 760K, I can say this processor comfortably beats it and you get a good upgrade path for the future. Although this is a dual core it can run most games just fine at 60fps having paired mine with a GTX 970. Games can be hit and miss on a dual core so keep that in mind; GTA 5 runs smooth with occasionally some dips, Shadow Warrior 2 runs very smooth too at 60fps capped. Mafia 3 on the other hand is unplayable at 2fps but Mafia 2 is smooth as butter solid 60fps capped.Also keep in mind you cannot record gameplay in background with GeForce Experience (ShadowPlay) Share while running a game, as encoding and running a game at the same time on this dual core is a struggle.Overall best processor for a budget build, I didn't see the i3 6100 worth the price costing twice as much and not that much of a performance jump to justify it's price tag, an i5 would be the one worth to go.

Can't believe the price of this CPU for the performance level given. I put a different BIOS on my motherboard which allowed me to control the BCLK and overclock the processor. I managed to get 4.3GHz easily with no change in voltage. I was going to get an i5 but I don't think there's any point now! I've paired this with an RX480 and can play most AAA titles at 60fps.

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Very good it works well