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Intel Core i3-10100F 10th Gen Processor - £58.49 @ Box
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Posted 16 March 2023

Intel Core i3-10100F 10th Gen Processor - £58.49 @ Box

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Good price, will be useful for a light gaming rig or simple office computer.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
  • 4 Cores
  • 8 Threads
  • Base Clock Speed (GHz) : Up to 3.6 GHz
  • Max Speed: Up to 4.3 GHz
  • Intel® Smart Cache : 6 MB
  • TDP : 65 W
  • Platform PCI Express Lanes : Up to 16
  • Memory Support : Two channels DDR4-2666
  • Chipset : 400 Series
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  1. rudey_valentino's avatar
    my old desktop is IVYBRIDGE i5 3330S with 8gb ram and gtx 650 P8H61-M PRO
    i have got some ddr4 ram 16gb and a few nvme sticks to build a system with , what would a be a decent budget build , a little light gaming watching flms encoding and light office stuff invoices etc

    Do i go ryxen or intel..i don't think I'm going to loose to much sleep on different generations
    Would want nvme and latest USB

    No cpu with onboard graphics ( £50/80 ?.) (edited)
    fishmaster's avatar
    Ryzen 5600G and a B450M (if NVMe is PCIe 3.0 although some BIOS updates might give you PCIe 4.0 capability) or B550M motherboard if you want PCIe 4.0 capability out of the box. Both platforms support 10Gb/s USB 3.2 Gen 2 and some B550M motherboards support 20Gb/s USB 3.2 Gen 2x2.

    Depends on your budget, but 5600G or 5700G along with B450M or B550M motherboard will do the job.
  2. Sphyder89's avatar
    Will this be good to run photoshop and illustrator, also Sims 4.
    SN46's avatar
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    definitely
  3. PhoenixS's avatar
    Great value! Not too different from 10400f which is still good
    cookied's avatar
    Isn't the 10400 an i5
  4. drcd's avatar
    Should I go for this and build an Intel PC, or go for this: amazon.co.uk/AMD…c=1 and build an AMD PC?
    SN46's avatar
    Author
    not a lot of difference between them to be honest, down to your preference. myself i'd go for the 10100f.
  5. Somersett's avatar
    Remember, before AMD started to offer actual CPU competition, Intel wanted well over 200 quid for the level of 'performance'. And at the time, Intel friendly tech sites (ie., all of them) stated that the price was 'good value'.
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