Is The I3 Processor 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.

After running an i3-550 processor for 12 years in my desktop computer it was time for an upgrade. My needs are more for single-threaded performance than multi-threaded performance, so this processor was a great upgrade path for me. The performance is great and the price/performance ratio is hard to beat for my needs.

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I am pleased with the speed this processor posts while I am gaming.

It's a really good tower. Even while gaming the motherboard and processor only reaches around 50-60 degrees celsius playing AC Valhalla.

This processor is perfect for my needs of gaming. I was on the fence about the i7 vs this one and I wasn't disappointed with the performance.

I have had many keyboards and the Korg i3 is my latest and I am loving it. Getting together with my band menbers doesn't happen often enought for me but with the i3 I am able to play with the backing tracks and get what I need to create and fill out new ideas. It is easy to learn and sounds are very good ... of course it's not a Nord or a Kronos... which cost 4 or 7 times more. The piece and the price are well worth the purchase...and *Note- since Korg has started dropping the street price of this little beauty I'm thinking it may about to be replaced or worse ...just disappear like the old original Korg i3 first generation from decades ago(1993). If you are interested in an rompler/arranger type keyboard you should get this one while you can...and the lowered price for this make it a ridiculously good deal that shouldn't be missed.

For anything other than heavy gaming, this processor hits a sweet spot of performance and value. You aren't paying the premium for the latest and greatest or super fastest edition, but still getting most of the performance.

Upgrading from a ROG STRIX B450-F gaming board with a new processor and gpu. Ryzen 7 5800X3D and Radeon RX 7700 XT. This board handles my gaming needs fantastically. The fact that it also incldes WiFi 6 and the 4 nvme .m2 PCIe 4.0 raid enclosure. It is worth every little bit of my investment.

I've been using the processor for about a week, and it's been working great. I'm using it in a build primarily meant for gaming. Before my GPU arrived I tried playing games using just the integrated graphics and it was still very playable. Things were fuzzy, but I still averaged over 100fps.