Is Intel Core I3 Good For Gaming

People assume it won't be good for gaming since it's an i3. But this one has Turbo boost up to 4.3GHZ, which is pretty good for gaming. I can play Modern Warfare in Max settings with high FPS. Definitely recommend this processor if you're trying to cut costs on your PC build.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using my new computer for two months now and I am really impressed with its performance. It is really fast - much faster than I expected. It consistently boots up nearly as fast as a Chromebook. It loads web pages in the blink of an eye (using Ethernet.) It has no problem handling my Microsoft Word and Excel documents. And there is no noticeable performance degradation when using multiple tabs when using Google Chrome when browsing the web. HP ENVY Desktop TE01-1150xt Windows 10 Home Intel® Core™ i3-10100 (3.6 GHz up to 4.3GHz, 6 MB L3 cache, 4 cores) 12 GB DDR4-2666 SDRAM for i3, i5 512 GB Intel® SSD + 32 GB Intel®Optane™ memory

Installed this 32GB kit in a Mac mini (3.0GHz 6-core Intel Core i5) and they work just fine. One-day shipping from B&H a real plus.

I picked out the i3 quad core mini with 8GB of RAM with the intention of using it as a media center computer to drive my 4K tv. Even though it is a pretty low spec the machine is very snappy and can display 4k60 video for hours without any hiccups. I was a little worried about whether 8GM of RAM would be enough, but so far the system only uses about 6-7GB of RAM for my needs. The computer never gets that warm and I can't hear any fan noise when sitting about 8 feet away from it.

this 8 core CPU is just great, whether for gaming or productivity.

Great for gaming, good for productivity, sips the power. Glad i made the switch from Intel. And of course the B&H customer support is quick, reliable, friendly, and puts their customers needs first! Can’t say that about many companies these days.

Best MB i have 10/10, is perfect with the intel core i7 12700k

I wanted the high core count for gaming and streaming in a mainstream socket and had already a bad experience with a Ryzen 9 3900x that died from a month of usage so, to avoid that, I decided to switch to Intel. I also don't care about achieving the highest clock speed so the non overclockable version was fine for me. So far so good, hardware monitor reports idle at 4.6Ghz and turbo up to 4.9Ghz on 4 cores while running warzone at 144fps and streaming on obs at slow preset and resolution 1600x900. Sometimes I get 2 cores at 5Ghz. It gets up to 80C with a 240 radiator cooling it. But thats not as hot as my ryzen used to get. Overall is a good processor. At the time of purchase it was at the same price as a new Ryzen 9 3900x. Is it better than AMD counterpart? For productivity task, no. The lesser core count makes it worse performing (although not bad) at that. For gaming? yes. The higher clock speed will get you higher fps.

Great price, screaming specs with Intel® Core™ i9-13900 K, easy to add peripherals (small form factor box opens easy for upgrades), has 4 x Mini DisplayPort 1.4 capable of driving four 32" 4K DCI (4096 x 2160) monitors at 120 Hz, has 1 SuperSpeed USB Type-C® 20Gbps port for newer external drives (needed for 8K video transfer), came with NVIDIA RTX A2000 (12GB) graphics card, and, so far, HP Service has been flawless and patient. HP has vastly improved their products, diagnostic software and service since last time I bought an HP computer (8 years ago).

I built my computer a week or so ago using this Intel core and it works great. I haven’t had any performance problems as of yet!