I might buy one of them to trick my mom's old pc the FUCK OUT! The maximum supported chip on her machine's motherboard is the phenom ii x6 1090t. She currently has a phenom ii x2 521
The description of that CPU reminded me of how some scummy sellers in my country (Poland) describe old AMD APUs as having 10 cores. Their reasoning is that 4 cores and 6 CUs (or as they call them, "graphics cores") makes the APU a 10-core.
Please do and let me know how it goes. Also put no returns in the description and if they complain about it not being eight cores act oblivious and say what you just said. Also hope they don’t charge back from their bank
7:00 “Coffee lake CPUs don’t have anything 6 core in their lineup” I’m pretty sure kaby lake i5 and i7 are 4 cores while coffee lake i5 and i7 are 6 cores.
I do have a G4560 with 8GB single channel 2133MHz memory, and it's a pretty good CPU, even in 2020, when paired with a decent GPU. I have it paired with a 1660 Super though, and combined with the memory bottleneck, the only things that look decent are the graphics and the average fps. The stutter makes open-world games very, VERY hard to play, especially Warzone, which just gives up trying to render the frames when an enemy is at mid or close range, and skips straight to me dying. I'm looking to get a CPU and memory upgrade, but the used market here in India is just so shit, so it'll take a while, it seems
@@Praneel I did! It worked wonders, Warzone stays rock solid at 30fps (I capped it in Nvidia Control Panel) when playing at 1080p with everything maxed out
2:04 You seem to be a bit misinformed because the Coffee Lake series comprises of 8th and 9th Gen Intel CPUs. many of which had 6 cores. I think you might've meant Kaby Lake
Yeah, I kinda knew that 6 cores = 2 cores + 4 threads ;) That means that my old i5-480M CPU in my first decent laptop, was a 6 core, despite being a very early i5 laptop chip ;)
Look! The pentium can run RDR2! Looks like my 6 cores xeon E5640 still had a chance to prove itself for being a $5 chip. Yes... $5 is the price in my local online shopping website
Xeons are full of surprises and still served some gamers very well. From almost a thousand dollars launch price way back then to under $50 nowadays. Glad its still a good budget choice
Coffee Lake has several 6-Core chips in it's lineup. The i5 8600k has 6 cores/6 threads, the i7 8700k has 6 cores/12 threads and the 9xxx series chips were an Intel Coffee Lake refresh, so there are several 6-core chips in that line up. They're fairly modern Intel chips.
Thanks for the G4560 shootout, never thought there was 2c/4t of pentium for sky/kabylake chipset, I only recognized them as dual core until after coffelake.
with the g4560 and the gtx 1650s you basically described my build ( i have an rx 480 but it performs kinda the same ). It's an OK build, nothing fancy, the cpu is kinda holding the gpu back in some games like red dead redemption 2 and gta v (this being a cpu bound game) but it works well for the money I paid for it. Hoping to upgrade to an 1600af or 3600 but the end of this summer :)
Running a G4560 on a H110i with 16GB and a 1070 GPU plus a 2560x1080@60Hz monitor, and this setup has been enough for me. CS:GO, Borderlands 2 and Torchlight are my games at the moment, so no worries. A lot of browsing and some EDA tools (Kicad, Xilinx ISE and similar) run smoothly, too! In summary, if I ever update my rig it will not be because I need to.
There is an actual rare 6-core CPU on the LGA 2011 platform, called "Intel Blackops". It's based on Ivy Bridge-EP and rated for 4.6 GHz, with a whopping 250 W TDP. The problem was not many motherboards could run it at 4.6 GHz without touching the base clock, and depending on the leakage of the CPU, it would be throttled down to 3.9~4.3 GHz when all cores were utilized. There is also a 4-core version rated for 4.4 GHz, which exhibited the same throttling issue, albeit to a lesser degree. Simply put, those are just collectors' items, not worth using at all, since you can easily overclock a Xeon E5-1650/1660 v2 (i7-4930K/4960X) to 4.6 GHz on all 6 cores and 12 threads.
There's an 8 core that's rare for a different reason, the e5 2689 0, it's basically a lower clocked oem e5 2690 that can't be overclocked, but nowadays the e5 2689 0 is pretty cheap on Ali Express
I had a pentium PC up until recently, I gave it to a friend because it's still a decent budget gamer and he needed one.For those wondering he plays Minecraft, CS:GO, PC Building simulator and other games like that.The specs are a Intel pentium G3250, 8gb ddr3 1600 mhz in dual channel and a very overclocked Ati radeon 4780 gpu from sapphire.All in all pentiums are a decent option if you're on a extremely tight budget
i was running with a pentium g4560 for the past 3 years up until yesterday where i upgraded to a 1600 af. definitely a worthwhile purchase, as i've started to get into more intensive games like bf1 and warzone, so i'm really happy because the 2 cores 4 threads were really starting to show their age.
I think a good idea for a video, I don't know if you've done this before, but measure which is the bigger bottleneck - a modern CPU with an old GPU, or a new GPU with an old CPU. Might be a tad difficult to get things like RAM at a similar spec to reduce system memory bias, but just an interesting idea.
I was running a G4560 for a few years until the motherboard suddenly died recently, but it was doing me quite well. However I was starting to want an upgrade, mostly for VR, but the CPU alongside my GTX 1050 managed to run a few VR titles surprisingly well despite being below spec
My main gaming PC until recently was a g5500 gold build, I loved it, paired with an rx570 4gb gb and 16gb ddr4 2400mhz it was pretty much capable of anything at 1080p
I'm actaully still using an Intel Pentium G4600 with my good old GTX 1050 and 16 GB of DDR4-2133 RAM as my main system. It's a bit annoying that I'm not able to play The Crew 2 while talking to my friends on Discord, but I'll be getting a PC with an AMD FX 8100 (or 8300, can't remember right now), 16 GB of RAM and an GTX 1060 6GB for free soon, so I'm not gonna complain.
Two things. There are genuine 6 physical core parts for every Intel i7 series going all the way back to first gen, but they were formerly only available on LGA 1366 and LGA 2011 sockets. Secondly buying a CPU like this solely because the ad is curious is weird as it takes 2 seconds to confirm what I just wrote :p
I used a sandy bridge pentium (G630) for a long while, possibly since new. 10 WHOLE PENCE to BUY from CeX! It's now been replaced with an i7-2600s, and I'm enjoying the benefits.
With warzone apparently MSi's Riva RTSS crashes it so changing the app detection level to off will fix it, though you wont be able to use the OSD monitoring so you could use FRAPS.
Amazing video as always. I will sell my Phenom II X6 1090t as: !!!!REAL!!!!! Six core Fast and Beast processor!!! hehehehe I'm kidding, but is really sad see this type of listings. Many people did not have much understanding in Processors and stuff, even more these crazy processors from Intel
Actually.... Kaby lake had only 4 cores yes, but coffee lake did have a 6 core cpu. The i7-8700k was an 8th generation i7 with 6 cores and 12 threads, and it came out in 2018 in response to AMD's first generation Ryzen processors.
Would love you to look at 5820K, 5930K or maybe some of the older ones 4820K or 3930K. Those were true 6 core 12 thread chips and see how they hold out in 2020.
Intel's Coffeelake had 6 cores right? That's the 8th gen, when Intel upped the core count. The 8700K had 6 cores and so did the i7-8750H(Mobile) having 6 cores as well.
I used a Pentium Gold G6500 and it was not bad. I got it for about $60 but the one before that was only 2 core but it was unlocked and it OC'ed nice. I only had that for a month as I was able to get the 9900K the end of November. Still Nice Budget CPU.
Luckily, i've only seen a few of those here or similar ones. Seen one that counted both cores and threads as cores and a couple that counted threads as cores like "4 cores/8 threads = 8 cores". Also, "I don't think any of Intel's Coffee Lake cpu's had 6 cores". Well, they did, 8600(k) and 8700(k) were 6c/6t and 6c/12t, i have an 8600k. Coffee Lake was the first Intel mainstream platform to feature more than 4 cores. I actually have a G5400 in my second system, got it for 25€ and while it's not an impressive performer, i will say that paired with an RX 580 8gb, it actually performs reasonable at 1080p
1:57 actually there IS a 6-core Coffee Lake CPU (2 different models actually), since the term "Coffee Lake" actually applies to both 8th Gen and 9th Gen Intel CPUs... the 8th Gen i7 is 6c/12t and the 9th Gen i5 is 6c/6t... and both are "Coffee Lake" CPUs. I'm a 9th Gen Intel owner myself, and have an i7 8c/8t CPU. My girlfriend has a Kaby Lake 7th Gen Pentium with a GTX1050 in her system and it games okay... i was thinking about upgrading her to a Kaby Lake i7, but even used prices are pretty high for a 4c/8t Kaby Lake i7 ($250-ish). Might be cheaper to buy a 10th Gen i3 with a new MB, which is crazy.
That's a pretty powerful chip. Something I don't see in my Ryzen that I see with a lot of Intel chips is near 100% CPU usage. Sometimes I want to see my Ryzen reach that level of CPU usage in games. Am I crazy?
I'm using a 4 core (I mean, System monitor shows 4 cores) and when it reaches 100% I get stutters, so perhaps not reachin full potential is a blessing lol
CoffeeLake is 8th gen, which goes up to 6 cores/12 threads, which is the Core i7 8700K/8086K, so yes, CoffeeLake did have CPU's that had 6 cores, you're thinking of Kaby Lake, which topped out at 4 Cores/8 Threads. The seller knew exactly what he was doing imo, if his account hadn't disappeared straight afterwards I'd think differently, but for him to falsely advertise something and then disappear afterwards is rarely a coincidence in my experience. Oh, and that line of thinking with adding core count to thread count never disappeared btw, you still see systems advertised with 10GHz CPU!!!! When in reality it's a 4 Core CPU at 2.5GHz. (Usually an AMD APU sold in a "gaming computer")
The older I get, the more I give this kind of thing the benefit of the doubt, but then when you said the seller account disappeared.... Haha, what a joke. Honestly, some people are pathetic, and for little real return at the end of it as well. You know they're not going to get far in life.
You can still file a case with Ebay because you are protected with the Ebay Buyer Protection Policy. Even if the seller removes his profile, Ebay will still refund your money completely.
"2 c0rEs + 4 ThReAdS = 6 cOrEs"
-The seller probably
Surprised he even knows what 2+4 is...
Good marketing.
@@spicynachos2762 false advertisement is still against the law in any decent country
@@PokeBurnPlease but when money talks where is the law xD
Omg I have a 6 core mobile i5 in my laptop and didn't even know it
The 6-core pentium, totally a real CPU. It's too powerful the only logical pairing is a 1080ti LOL
Really? Being bottlenecked by that weak GTX? It's created to be paired only with RTX beasts!
_Crēēpy_ idk I would put the Titan rtx but I think 24gb of vram won’t be enough to get this chip to his max xd
@@zomblee7976 Nah the Quadro RTX 8000 witg 48gb vram wouldn't be close to even have that pentIUM at full potential
@@NightTakesFlight quad sli with rtx 8000, but it's still gonna be a bit of GPU bottleneck.
It overpowered my RTX 4080 Ultra...
It's Immortal, unkillable, unmatched!
Was expecting a Phenom II X6, not a "6" core pentium lol
I might buy one of them to trick my mom's old pc the FUCK OUT! The maximum supported chip on her machine's motherboard is the phenom ii x6 1090t. She currently has a phenom ii x2 521
Heck even a 6 core bulldozer CPU
@@Dimondminer11 Go for it!! (and put it on yt and add like an rx 570 and make a cheap budget gaming pc omggg)
@@Dimondminer11 any 6 core phenom plus ssd will still make a pretty fast machine :D
I was expecting it to be a xeon x5500 series. Because rare? Not at all, the market is completely flooded 😂
The description of that CPU reminded me of how some scummy sellers in my country (Poland) describe old AMD APUs as having 10 cores. Their reasoning is that 4 cores and 6 CUs (or as they call them, "graphics cores") makes the APU a 10-core.
lol if you go on amd website they market it as a 10 compute core cpu
Yep. In the US you see prebuilts doing this all the time. "16 core gaming PC!" means an i3 and RX 470 (or an APU) for $1200.
Those old AMD APUs are useless now. Very slow compared to even the cheapest ryzen.
Nvidia does some similar marketing lies. They sell CUDA vectors as cores, they are clearly not cores.
Didn't dawid make a video about that??
When you don’t need a notification because you spend all your time lurking on youtube.
same
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Not same.
Got here in 10 minutes, though.
What good man we have here.
Just wait until these guys hear about the 3990X and sell it as a 192 core CPU
Lmfao
actually 255 cores, because 64 cores plus 128 threads LOL edit, 256 core sorry mobile typo
@@glovebox9000 what are saying 64 plus 128 is 192, not 256.
@@glovebox9000 lmao its 192
2:00 "I don't think any of Intel's Coffee Lake CPUs have 6 cores"
**angry 8600k noises*
same lol I just got one, easily got it to 5ghz 1.3v and 5.2 on one core
Right? Like half the coffee lake line up is 6 core CPUs.
i5 or above for coffee lake.
8700k gang where you at
Yup, feeling it as well, with my 8700K
Seeing the "coffee lake" made spit out my coffee.
😂😂😂
Thus creating a coffee lake on your desk?
Guess I'll name my i3 3220 "rare" and "fast" and having "8 cores"... I mean the threads are "logical cores", then sell it for £200
Please do and let me know how it goes. Also put no returns in the description and if they complain about it not being eight cores act oblivious and say what you just said. Also hope they don’t charge back from their bank
They are actually being sell in that way. A 4(!) core i3.
Can say the 8-10th gen are 4 core
dont forget to delete your profile..!
But that wouldn't be what happened here, you would have to describe it as that then sell it for slightly less than other 3220s.
Your charisma is so chill. Whenever I watch your videos my heartrate physically drops. Amazing
What do you expect, it's called ultra fast because that's how fast they rip you off.
It's actually describing the way in which the seller left Ebay after offloading it.
$60 isn't that bad of a price for that cpu tho, considering a Ryzen 3 is over $100
"BeAsT CPU"
Yeaaa legit
7:00 “Coffee lake CPUs don’t have anything 6 core in their lineup” I’m pretty sure kaby lake i5 and i7 are 4 cores while coffee lake i5 and i7 are 6 cores.
Yeah, Coffee Lake CPUs were hexacore. I have a 8086K, I would know.
Yes that's right I have an i5 8400 and I have 6 cores and 6 threads
Yup soon as he said that I was like, yeah coffee lake sure does. Still rocking a 7700k, think I’m due an upgrade soon haha
Another 8400 here.
Lol that's what I said
Oh wow I thought it was a xeon or ryzen 5, didn't expect to see a Pentium but it performs really well
It only could be a FX if it there we honest.. but this oof
@@Xenoray1 I was thinking that it was the fx 6300 but when I saw the fps it was not the one
SPOILERS 😭
@@Lixby why are you reading comments then?
I was like 99% sure it was a xeon. Was genuinely surprised.
Soon on RandomGamingHD: How to Tile The Loo Floor With CPUs.
Thank you for entertaining videos!
I couldn't sell my processor . Now I know I have to make an fantasy title over it and make it overpriced . He will buy it anyway
hmmmmm this gives me a idea
I do have a G4560 with 8GB single channel 2133MHz memory, and it's a pretty good CPU, even in 2020, when paired with a decent GPU. I have it paired with a 1660 Super though, and combined with the memory bottleneck, the only things that look decent are the graphics and the average fps. The stutter makes open-world games very, VERY hard to play, especially Warzone, which just gives up trying to render the frames when an enemy is at mid or close range, and skips straight to me dying. I'm looking to get a CPU and memory upgrade, but the used market here in India is just so shit, so it'll take a while, it seems
Get ¹⁶gb dual channel ram!!!!!!!!!
Just get another 8gb module (same speed & model) and it'll be perfect, or a very cheap i3 processor.
@@Praneel I did! It worked wonders, Warzone stays rock solid at 30fps (I capped it in Nvidia Control Panel) when playing at 1080p with everything maxed out
@@siddarthgandubilli2786 nice one! enjoy bud
Oh God, these videos are the highlight of my day. 2 Cores + 4 Threads Six-Core BEAST. BRO. Do you even Crysis
I love how you save people from getting ripped off create a content out of it.. amazing :) love your content so much, keep going :)
No way, a 6 core processor?!
That’s incredibly rare!
2:04 You seem to be a bit misinformed because the Coffee Lake series comprises of 8th and 9th Gen Intel CPUs. many of which had 6 cores. I think you might've meant Kaby Lake
Diligenc3 even then the 7800x has 6 cores edit: sorry that’s skylake, my bad
Yeah, I kinda knew that 6 cores = 2 cores + 4 threads ;)
That means that my old i5-480M CPU in my first decent laptop, was a 6 core, despite being a very early i5 laptop chip ;)
Maaan, I just sold a laptop with an i5 480m.
I have an i5-560m
man, you are a very good person. How wonderful of you to want to save us from being swindled. congratulations.
Thank u for sharing your experience !! Keep up such good work
At first when I saw this video title, I think it must be either FX-6200 or Xeon X5698 but the CPU's shadow scream it isn't both of them.
Could you make a video about comparing all the pentiums from 2010-2020 or something like this?
Look! The pentium can run RDR2! Looks like my 6 cores xeon E5640 still had a chance to prove itself for being a $5 chip. Yes... $5 is the price in my local online shopping website
I also bought Xeon E5 2620 V-3
For 19$ shipped
The performance after overclocking near to the 200$ 9400F
Xeons are insane
@@Sniper-jx3nh Nice!
@@Sniper-jx3nh
Where did you buy it from?
I bought a xeon e5 2650 v2 for 45€,and it works great. The performance are a little less than a ryzen 5 1600
Xeons are full of surprises and still served some gamers very well. From almost a thousand dollars launch price way back then to under $50 nowadays. Glad its still a good budget choice
How about a 8 core core 2 quad?
or a 4 core "core 2 duo" :)
Well then it would be a core 2 octa
so by that logic a threadripper has 192 cores? XD
Imagine how powerful it would be
"Coffeelake has no 6-core cpu in their lineup." My i5 8400 would like to have a word.
8400 is crap
Didn't he use an i5 8400 in his tests with GPUs or am I high???
literally every desktop 8th gen i5/i7, 9th gen i5, 8th/9th gen i7-H series too
"ultimate gaming experience"
"Incredible speed"
"Handle everything"
"6 cOrE CpU"
Coffee Lake has several 6-Core chips in it's lineup. The i5 8600k has 6 cores/6 threads, the i7 8700k has 6 cores/12 threads and the 9xxx series chips were an Intel Coffee Lake refresh, so there are several 6-core chips in that line up. They're fairly modern Intel chips.
Thanks for the G4560 shootout, never thought there was 2c/4t of pentium for sky/kabylake chipset, I only recognized them as dual core until after coffelake.
"no Intel coffee lake has 6 cores"
Ammm, the i7 8700K is a 6 core
For some reason, a six core CPU sounded wierd for a second....
Then I remembered I have a six core CPU.
People play fast & loose with the word “rare” on eBay. 😄
with the g4560 and the gtx 1650s you basically described my build ( i have an rx 480 but it performs kinda the same ). It's an OK build, nothing fancy, the cpu is kinda holding the gpu back in some games like red dead redemption 2 and gta v (this being a cpu bound game) but it works well for the money I paid for it. Hoping to upgrade to an 1600af or 3600 but the end of this summer :)
Coffee lake cpus do in fact have 6 cores.
Running a G4560 on a H110i with 16GB and a 1070 GPU plus a 2560x1080@60Hz monitor, and this setup has been enough for me. CS:GO, Borderlands 2 and Torchlight are my games at the moment, so no worries. A lot of browsing and some EDA tools (Kicad, Xilinx ISE and similar) run smoothly, too! In summary, if I ever update my rig it will not be because I need to.
I don't even have a pc. But loving your quality content.
There is an actual rare 6-core CPU on the LGA 2011 platform, called "Intel Blackops". It's based on Ivy Bridge-EP and rated for 4.6 GHz, with a whopping 250 W TDP.
The problem was not many motherboards could run it at 4.6 GHz without touching the base clock, and depending on the leakage of the CPU, it would be throttled down to 3.9~4.3 GHz when all cores were utilized. There is also a 4-core version rated for 4.4 GHz, which exhibited the same throttling issue, albeit to a lesser degree.
Simply put, those are just collectors' items, not worth using at all, since you can easily overclock a Xeon E5-1650/1660 v2 (i7-4930K/4960X) to 4.6 GHz on all 6 cores and 12 threads.
There's an 8 core that's rare for a different reason, the e5 2689 0, it's basically a lower clocked oem e5 2690 that can't be overclocked, but nowadays the e5 2689 0 is pretty cheap on Ali Express
Just built a Xeon e5-1620, GTX 960, 16GB RAM - It surprised me that it ran GTA V at high settings @ 60FPS.
I had a pentium PC up until recently, I gave it to a friend because it's still a decent budget gamer and he needed one.For those wondering he plays Minecraft, CS:GO, PC Building simulator and other games like that.The specs are a Intel pentium G3250, 8gb ddr3 1600 mhz in dual channel and a very overclocked Ati radeon 4780 gpu from sapphire.All in all pentiums are a decent option if you're on a extremely tight budget
From the title I expected something like a Fx 6300 or Phenom X6. Would have been interesting to see how they compare.
id like to see how this G5500 compares to i3-7350k feeding the 2080ti?
i was running with a pentium g4560 for the past 3 years up until yesterday where i upgraded to a 1600 af. definitely a worthwhile purchase, as i've started to get into more intensive games like bf1 and warzone, so i'm really happy because the 2 cores 4 threads were really starting to show their age.
I think a good idea for a video, I don't know if you've done this before, but measure which is the bigger bottleneck - a modern CPU with an old GPU, or a new GPU with an old CPU. Might be a tad difficult to get things like RAM at a similar spec to reduce system memory bias, but just an interesting idea.
I was running a G4560 for a few years until the motherboard suddenly died recently, but it was doing me quite well. However I was starting to want an upgrade, mostly for VR, but the CPU alongside my GTX 1050 managed to run a few VR titles surprisingly well despite being below spec
epic gamer moment good content fishy cpu poggers
My main gaming PC until recently was a g5500 gold build, I loved it, paired with an rx570 4gb gb and 16gb ddr4 2400mhz it was pretty much capable of anything at 1080p
3:10 i like how he named it BeAst CPU in the top left xd
@1:57 Might want to correct that. Coffee lake CPUs i5 or higher end are 6 core chips.
Coffee Lake is retro now? When did I become old?
2 cores and 4 threaded cores
me:so am i clickbaited or not
I had no idea a G4260 was a 6 core. Wow, that changes everything.
Early for once love the vids keep up the good work
Still rocking my G4560 & 980 combo!
I'm actaully still using an Intel Pentium G4600 with my good old GTX 1050 and 16 GB of DDR4-2133 RAM as my main system. It's a bit annoying that I'm not able to play The Crew 2 while talking to my friends on Discord, but I'll be getting a PC with an AMD FX 8100 (or 8300, can't remember right now), 16 GB of RAM and an GTX 1060 6GB for free soon, so I'm not gonna complain.
Other channels: call out ads for high price or bs descriptions.
RGinHD: imma buy that 👌
I remember when the G4560 was a budget beast, except DDR4 prices went crazy
Legit seller listing: *Intel Pentium G5500 Processor*
Keyword-Sucking seller listing: *ULTRA FAST 6 CORE PROCESSOR*
Two things. There are genuine 6 physical core parts for every Intel i7 series going all the way back to first gen, but they were formerly only available on LGA 1366 and LGA 2011 sockets. Secondly buying a CPU like this solely because the ad is curious is weird as it takes 2 seconds to confirm what I just wrote :p
Coffe lake cpus did have 6 cores, i think the 8700 and 8750h (laptop variant)
I used a sandy bridge pentium (G630) for a long while, possibly since new. 10 WHOLE PENCE to BUY from CeX!
It's now been replaced with an i7-2600s, and I'm enjoying the benefits.
As fast as Barry Allen.
"I don't think any of intels coffe lake CPU's had 6 cores"
I think i just got a stroke or something, Excuse me sir?
With warzone apparently MSi's Riva RTSS crashes it so changing the app detection level to off will fix it, though you wont be able to use the OSD monitoring so you could use FRAPS.
i still love my i7-6700T
use me as a "I was expecting it to be an FX-63xx"
Amazing video as always. I will sell my Phenom II X6 1090t as: !!!!REAL!!!!! Six core Fast and Beast processor!!! hehehehe
I'm kidding, but is really sad see this type of listings. Many people did not have much understanding in Processors and stuff, even more these crazy processors from Intel
Bruh i want that 1090t to upgrade my moms old pc from a phenom ii x2 521.
1080 ti: 😴
Pentium: 😳(killme)
I have a G4620, and it keeps up with my games (and Crysis even loves it!). That's all I care about.
I too used to think that threads amounted for total core number..
Back when i was like 12
Actually.... Kaby lake had only 4 cores yes, but coffee lake did have a 6 core cpu. The i7-8700k was an 8th generation i7 with 6 cores and 12 threads, and it came out in 2018 in response to AMD's first generation Ryzen processors.
the fact that the G5500 was not too common like G54x0, at least in where I live
Lol I received a notification today like this was a new video.
By that logic my ryzen 5 1600 af has 18 cores... Amazing
Rocking with a Ryzen 5 3600
Would love you to look at 5820K, 5930K or maybe some of the older ones 4820K or 3930K.
Those were true 6 core 12 thread chips and see how they hold out in 2020.
I do love your vids haha
Intel's Coffeelake had 6 cores right? That's the 8th gen, when Intel upped the core count. The 8700K had 6 cores and so did the i7-8750H(Mobile) having 6 cores as well.
At 2:00, actually the i7-8700 & i7-8700K as well as the i5s were all 6 core Coffee Lake CPUs :P
I used a Pentium Gold G6500 and it was not bad. I got it for about $60 but the one before that was only 2 core but it was unlocked and it OC'ed nice. I only had that for a month as I was able to get the 9900K the end of November. Still Nice Budget CPU.
07:00 >> Correction: Coffee Lake has plenty of 6 (and 8) core in the lineup.
Luckily, i've only seen a few of those here or similar ones. Seen one that counted both cores and threads as cores and a couple that counted threads as cores like "4 cores/8 threads = 8 cores". Also, "I don't think any of Intel's Coffee Lake cpu's had 6 cores". Well, they did, 8600(k) and 8700(k) were 6c/6t and 6c/12t, i have an 8600k. Coffee Lake was the first Intel mainstream platform to feature more than 4 cores. I actually have a G5400 in my second system, got it for 25€ and while it's not an impressive performer, i will say that paired with an RX 580 8gb, it actually performs reasonable at 1080p
the i7 8700k was a coffe lake cpu with 6 cores btw
back then I thought that I could add the VRAM in my APU with the VRAM of my graphics card~
Its all about the Pentiums Baby 😎
I love the pentium line of processors and of course the song by Weird Al.
1:57 actually there IS a 6-core Coffee Lake CPU (2 different models actually), since the term "Coffee Lake" actually applies to both 8th Gen and 9th Gen Intel CPUs... the 8th Gen i7 is 6c/12t and the 9th Gen i5 is 6c/6t... and both are "Coffee Lake" CPUs.
I'm a 9th Gen Intel owner myself, and have an i7 8c/8t CPU. My girlfriend has a Kaby Lake 7th Gen Pentium with a GTX1050 in her system and it games okay... i was thinking about upgrading her to a Kaby Lake i7, but even used prices are pretty high for a 4c/8t Kaby Lake i7 ($250-ish). Might be cheaper to buy a 10th Gen i3 with a new MB, which is crazy.
It's all about the Pentiums baby!
That's a pretty powerful chip. Something I don't see in my Ryzen that I see with a lot of Intel chips is near 100% CPU usage. Sometimes I want to see my Ryzen reach that level of CPU usage in games. Am I crazy?
I'm using a 4 core (I mean, System monitor shows 4 cores) and when it reaches 100% I get stutters, so perhaps not reachin full potential is a blessing lol
CoffeeLake is 8th gen, which goes up to 6 cores/12 threads, which is the Core i7 8700K/8086K, so yes, CoffeeLake did have CPU's that had 6 cores, you're thinking of Kaby Lake, which topped out at 4 Cores/8 Threads.
The seller knew exactly what he was doing imo, if his account hadn't disappeared straight afterwards I'd think differently, but for him to falsely advertise something and then disappear afterwards is rarely a coincidence in my experience.
Oh, and that line of thinking with adding core count to thread count never disappeared btw, you still see systems advertised with 10GHz CPU!!!! When in reality it's a 4 Core CPU at 2.5GHz. (Usually an AMD APU sold in a "gaming computer")
Not sure if it was deliberate but it was amusing to see your GTA character getting hit by a car in front of the Spinal Research Centre.
Coffee lake I7 was 6 cores lol 8700k
the i7 8700 is a 6 core coffee lake based cpu
"Ah yes, this is expensive and obviously a scam" **clicks buy**
Just a heads up, there are Coffee Lakes that are more than 2 cores, my i5-9600k has 6 cores and 6 threads. Just wanted to clear that up.
Who else went straight in the description to see what cpu it is but it doesn't say it
The older I get, the more I give this kind of thing the benefit of the doubt, but then when you said the seller account disappeared.... Haha, what a joke. Honestly, some people are pathetic, and for little real return at the end of it as well. You know they're not going to get far in life.
Does that mean the 3950x is a 32 core processor and the 3990x is a 128 core
You can still file a case with Ebay because you are protected with the Ebay Buyer Protection Policy. Even if the seller removes his profile, Ebay will still refund your money completely.