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Gaming CPU
A powerful processor is one of the most important components of any gaming system, and this is doubly true if you want to take advantage of those spiffy Ultra settings. High-quality PC components are a must if you want to enjoy increasingly graphically intensive videogames. If you are buying a new processor, the first parameter that should interest you is the clock speed and number of cores. What are some other key parameters you need when choosing a gaming processor?
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Intel Core i7-3960X
Discontinued
CPU Quad-Core, 3.30GHz (130W), Turboboost 3.90GHz, 15MB L3 cache, socket 2011, BOX (Sandy Bridge-E)
Intel Core i7-3930K
Discontinued
CPU Quad-Core, 3.20GHz (130W), Turboboost 3.80GHz, 12MB L3 cache, socket 2011, BOX (Sandy Bridge-E)
Intel Core i7-3820
Discontinued
CPU Quad-Core, 3.60GHz (130W), Turboboost 3.90GHz, 10MB L3 cache, socket 2011, BOX (Sandy Bridge-E)
Intel Core i5-2320
Discontinued
CPU Quad-Core, 3.00GHz (95W), TurboBoost 3.10GHz, Intel HD Graphics 2000 (850/1100MHz), 6MB L3 cache, socket 1155, BOX (Sandy Bridge)
Intel Core i3-2120T
Discontinued
CPU Dual-Core, 2.60GHz (35W), Intel HD Graphics 2000 (650MHz), 3MB L3 cache, socket 1155, BOX (Sandy Bridge)
Intel Core i7-980
Discontinued
CPU 3.33GHz, 1x 6,4GT/s QPI, 12MB L3 cache, socket 1366, BOX (Nehalem, Gulftown)
INTEL Core i3-560 Dual-Core
Discontinued
CPU 3.33GHz (73W), 4MB L3 cache, socket 1156, BOX (Westmere, Clarkdale)
