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Can I run fall guys and rocket league and asphalt and Minecraft java and games like this using Intel hd graphics card 4600?

You should compare the Phenom with Q8200, as they were released at the same time. The Q6600 would compete against the Athlon 64 X2 6000+ according to the release date.

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Wtf 1650 you have ? To weak

Why you can oc 1030 ?

+Flip the fan around to blow against the heatsink. You will notice much cooler temperatures and less fan ramp-ups. Please make another video if I prove correct.

I never lapped my thinkcentre heatsink but it handles a 95w Cpu Without Shutting Off

I Have A M72e Tiny And I Put A Core i5 2500k In It When I Run Roblox On Lowest Graphics It Screams The Fan At 100% Power It Hits 100°C Under Full Load But Thermal Throttling Saves It Everytime I'm Using A Delta 19.5V 90W Psu With An Adaptor And It Gets So Hot The Green LED Turns Yellowish But Keeps Going Mine Never Had WIFI But I Added It Anyway First Try Winning The Lenovo WiFi Lottery

then you get cpus like the weird mobile ones in the haswell line up with iris 128mb l4 cache through the 5775c which igpus mopped the floor with both these lol

My only experience with Pentium D was around 2018 when my bech PC (a Compaq laptop with Pentium M@1.8GHz) had some problems; then I grabed quickly a HP Compaq with Pentium D 945, maxed the RAM to 4G and throwed a PCIe ATI x1800. Anyway, I did not felt the computer slow (it ran XP) and for office, quick internet browsing it was very good. The temperatures you are right, were quite high (60C at idle) but with Win7 they lowered when selected the max economy power plan. However, it was a beast of PC and I did not felt any difference when I upgraded to a DualCore CPU (it was the max the was supported by that HP computer). I must asy that I did not played games, just used it for the bench (Office 2007, Opera to browse internet, software to control my scope and other devices in the lab) things that a 1.8GHz Pentium M did quite well.

UPDATE: In 2024, Broadcom bought VMWare and made VMWare Workstation Pro 100% free for personal use. It is now the de facto best virtualization tech. In my tests, its' 30% better than VirtualBox.

I got a rx550 for a low budget build. Im quite pleased with it and id recommend it to anyone looking to assemble a super cheap gaming pc.

Ah yes, two potato systems going head to head.

fx6300 low frame &smooth i7 3770 higher frame but lag

I used an HP OEM cooler for a Pentium D for my Core 2 Duo build. I've since upgraded that original build to a Core 2 Quad using that same cooler and even significantly overclocked that cooler has been more than enough for them. Even overclocked the Q9550 uses less power than the Pentium D 830 that this cooler was intended to be used with so it just works. Funny.

Upgraded from Phenom II X6 1045T to FX-8350, with the same GPU Radeon HD7770 GHZ Edition, the games I was playing - Need for Speed The Run, along Crysis 2 were far smoother, especially Need for Speed ran significantly better! No glitches, no stuttering, gameplay was smooth and fast.

3:22 benefited from the D and also the D was a lot smoother... that will be one of the things aliens will find when they discover the reminisces of the internet and its gonna be funny :p

I remember this. Honestly, the Intel HD improvements were probably the only thing the Skylake architecture had going for it, as this made it a decent option for a htpc or home productivity computer without that big compromise that comes with the lack of a dedicated graphics card. Otherwise, there wasn't much reason to upgrade, if one was running sandy bridge or later.

i guess unplug for better performance ...

Try i5 3570k non oc vs i5 6500, because 3570k had HD 4000 and 3570 had hd 2500 which is slower than hd 3000.

you really said "big difference" between 3rd and 6th gen, i mean 3 fucking generations apart, how brainrot you have to be to not know differences

There will be some clot pairing the 3570 with a gtx1050 and flogging it for £300

4:15 please use the original crysis benchmark at next time, as this one is a remastered version instead the original 2007 version. 2007 Crysis works better on that than the 2020 remaster version.

now do 6th vs 12th gen

Strangely I've i5-6500T's in both ddr3 and ddr4 systems (accidentally bought a too low end dell), I would benchmark them but they're both being used for just compiling shit when I need to so it'd be a pain

my buddy used to go to thrift stores and buy broken desktop PC for like $5 and strip out the parts. Most of the time either the motherboard or power supply was broken. I did the same and in the end I got a Core i5-4430 and 8GB of DDR3 RAM for $5. Mind you, this was years ago when the value of a Haswell i5 could feed a person for a week.

IGP's are really complicated and interesting. In all my experience though, anyone who is even nearly a computer enthusiast, will enjoy the extra performance of a dedicated display board with it's own memory, and outputs, etc etc. But if you aren't an enthusiast using the IGP isn't so bad. I don't know what's next that would make a Skylake not good enough for web browsing, the imaginary future 3d generative AI augmented reality experience we keep being promised? Who knows. In day to day use the Ivy Bridge iGPU has an older direct x version and less decoding features, the 4th gen Haswell IGP is much more relevant today, though I do have a i7 3770 at home with a nvidia gt 710 installed to keep it running strong.

Surprised the YT censors let you use the channel name, "Jim's Junk". I know I'm not the only one thinking of genitalia. Seeing "Jim's Junk" brings back some very specific memories of sex for me. Comparing Skylake with IVB isn't fair because IVB doesn't have AVX2 support. Try again, with a Haswell CPU. 'three generations newer' doesn't mean a whole lot these days and the performance of an i5-6500 is virtually identical to that of an i5-4690. The Haswell CPU actually has about a 4% higher single thread score. I recently bought a Z87 MB for $25 but the cheapest H170 MBs on eBay are selling for $50. You might pay a couple more dollars for the Haswell CPU but Haswell is overall a better value for budget builders than Skylake. The Z97 chipset supports M.2. TL:DR There is nothing Skylake has to offer that you can't get with Haswell and the assumption that DDR4 is always better is completely wrong. Skylake only supports up to 2133 MT/s. DDR3-1600 can and will outperform this most of the time. Nobody is gonna care about the comparison of integrated graphics between Ivy Bridge and Skylake. a $12 Dell OEM R7 250 beats the 6500's HD 530 by about 35%. The UHD 630 is just a HD 530 with a 4k decoder.

Could you do power comparisons at the wall as well? Idle and full workload usage during a specifically heavy task would be nice to know.

Up until the 8th gen came out bringing 4 core i5, the igpu was the only reason to upgrade a laptop, there was barely any cpu improvement. I've had 2nd gen i7 in my desktop until just 2 years ago and it was doing fine for gaming and general use haha

I'm not understanding this graph at the end. Are these compares between the RX550 running on the 6500 or the 3570? Labelling is not clear.

Ese pentium 4 es super nuevo para compararlo contra un pequeño y antiguo celly, una competencia justa en 775 seria los primeros p4 sin ht ejemplo un 505

I'd be interested to see how haswell compares to skylake

For some reason i kinda enjoy this type of video

The i5 750 was released in Q3 2009, the 750s Q1 2010, and the Phenom II 1035t was released in Q4 2013. If you compare the Phenom II 1035t vs 3rd gen Core i processors, the core i are much faster.

The prices of the old Core 2 Quad CPUs surprised me. I tinker with older computers but once the price of a niche CPU is higher than another CPU plus a motherboard it makes less sense. I guess if you have an older machine that has sentimental value, and you want to max it out?

Wow. I didn't know this kind of thing was a thing. I like your videos. You cover older stuff and in some ways that is more interesting. Plus, old stuff is fun to tinker with and cheaper to tinker with especially if you have some old parts laying around already.

I upgraded from a 3550 to a 6600 back when it came out. It felt like a decent boost back then, so I'd like to see a comparisons running DDR4 to see how much of the difference came from that.

An RX 550 is 3 times faster than a GT 710 so those benchmarks where the GT710 is competitive or ahead don't make any sense. Is the Crysis one saying the iGPU is also faster than an RX 550? How could that even be possible? Lowest settings vs medium or high?

During the early core i years Intel was so far ahead of AMD that they gave poor improved performance each generation. Only after Ryzen was released did intel step up their game.

Ivy Bridge iGPU is quite decent with old games from Windows XP Era, but I remember Running LEGO Indiana Jones 2 at decent Framerates at (IIRC) 1280x1024. But also Skylake kinda was a meh generation of CPUs, didn't do that better than the previous generations (Except the Power it needed to run) but that iGPU is certainly a step up.

@JimsJunk - any chance we see any broadwell cpu on your channel?

i had i5 6500 and was getting rly frustrated with cpu performance because online games like tarkov had that weird fps drops from 80 to 45 suddenly,never used its igpu tho - surprised that it can actually play some indie games so maybe not completely worthless now

Yup, very much the peak of Intel's languishing lazy quad core era. They had no competition so why bother? CPU perf really wasn't that much better than Haswell. GPU was improved though for sure. Intel DID make pretty big gains in efficiency for Skylake though, they idle at much lower wattage than Haswell.

Not much differences, those era when Intel is at their peak releasing quad core for their highest tier. I bought i5 6400 back in 2018, the performance very underwhelming compared to my old i5 2500, I sold it almost immediately. With the price of the same unit I probably could get 2/3 of old i5 (used ofcourse). Specially if you already using i7 from 2nd/3rd gen you can get away till almost to 12th gen just by upgrading your GPU, I mean I do, just upgraded from e3 1230 to R5 7600 instead of another intel.

I have a i5 4570 and had an i5 6400 for a little while. The i5 4570 has dual channel ddr3 and the i5 6400 had single channel ddr4 so it weirdly evened out. In my experience the CPU performance was about the same between them, and the GPU was also very similar. but I think that with dual channel DDR4 the iGPU would much better, because in your tests it seemed very similar to what I remember of the 6400 with single channel DDR4. It would interesting to see how RAM type, speed and dual channel memory would affect performance. Anyway good video!

What I liked about Skylake chips is that they ran cooler, sipped less power, had full support for Gen 3 NVMe SSDs and the top chipset DMI bandwidth was doubled.