Intel Pentium G6950 Processor 2.8GHz 3 MB Cache Socket LGA1156
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- 2.80GHz Clock Speed
- Intel HD graphics included
- Socket LGA1156
- 73watt TDP
Intel Pentium G6950 Processor 2.80 GHz with 3 MB L3 shared cache. Features NEW Intel HD Graphics at 533 MHz, LGA1156 package. Intel HD Graphics supported when used with DH55TC, DH55HC or similar motherboards. Included in box: processor, fan/heatsink, manual and chassis sticker. 3 Year Limited Warranty. Intel HD Graphics- provides superb visual performance for sharper images, richer color and lifelike video.The Intel Pentium G6950 Desktop Processor is an affordable choice for reliable and basic computing. With two cores running at 2.80 GHz, the G6950 won’t have any problems handling your everyday applications. And thanks to the processor’s built-in Intel HD graphics, you won’t have to buy an extra video card in order to get a stunning visual experience. Intel Pentium G6950
features: Two 2.80 GHz cores for great performance. Integrated Intel HD Graphics. 3 MB of L2 Intel Smart Cache.
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Intel Pentium G6950 Processor 2.8GHz 3 MB Cache Socket LGA1156
List Price: $ 110.99
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Does Have HD Graphics,
According to intel’s website, this model does have HD Graphics built in. Here’s the link […].
I am not spamming or trying to put the first review down but bring back up what I think is sort of an unfair review.
If you aren’t getting any video with this processor and have a P55 chipset motherboard, (you only get a blue screen that says Intel, nothing else) than you might have to go to intel.com on another computer and download the newest bios and video software.
I don’t have this product but I just want to help anyone who wants the cheapest LGA1156 (so you can upgrade later) slot processor available.
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|lowest of dead 1156 but still great value,
1156 socket was very short lived and replaced by the very popular “sandy bridge” 1155 socket processor. The was the lowest of all the 1156 but stil a better choice then most socket 775 dual cores. Although the only difference between this and a core i3 5xx series is hyper-threading which means two core and two threads only. This processor has ALOT of over clocking head room and is ideal for gamers who want sheer single core speeds of 3.5ghz+ depending on your motherboard and cooler. I would recommend this chip if you already have an 1156 motherboard. there is on die graphics but you will probably be using a dedicated gpu if you are gaming. DDR3 ram prices has dropped to about $40 for 4 gb kits as of today and would tear through any tasks. anything above would be for bragging rights and ,future-proof, in the technology world is an oxymoron. 1156 socket lasted less then 2years even with popular chips as the quad core i5 750. But hey its a business and Intel couldn’t sell chips and matching motherboard controllers without advancement…they are not AMD 🙂
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