Intel Core i3 Comet Lake i3-10100F OEM (CM8070104291318)
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Available 4-core desktop processors from the 10th Gen Intel Core CPU family (Comet Lake, 14nm). Unlike the 9th generation quad-core models, all processors in this line received increased clock speeds and support for Intel Hyper-Threading technology, which allows each of the physical cores to simultaneously execute two computation threads (up to eight threads in total). This provides a significant increase in performance, which is clearly noticeable both when solving resource-intensive professional tasks and in demanding modern games that can parallelize the computational load.
Intel Core i3 Comet Lake processors are suitable for equipping multi-purpose home systems, simple entry-level workstations and low-cost gaming configurations. All models of this line (except the F-series) have an integrated UHD Graphics 630 graphics core, which provides a basic level of 3D performance (DirectX 12, OpenGL 4.5), and its Intel Quick Sync engine is capable of hardware decoding high/ultra-high definition video. Designed for operation with DDR4 RAM (up to 2666 MHz) operating in dual-channel mode.
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Intel Core i3 Comet Lake configurations
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| Intel Core i3 Comet Lake i3-10100 BOX | from £80.30 | 10 offers | |
| Intel Core i3 Comet Lake i3-10100 OEM | from £77.76 | 1 offer | |
| Intel Core i3 Comet Lake i3-10100F BOX | from £59.49 | 7 offers | |
| Intel Core i3 Comet Lake i3-10100F OEM | from £49.99 | 3 offers | |
| Intel Core i3 Comet Lake i3-10300 BOX | from £101.92 | 4 offers | |
Over the past 2 years, the processor market has turned upside down. If you didn't really follow what was happening, then from now on AMD is responsible for technically sophisticated and powerful processors, and Intel is now in charge in the low-cost segment. And if we are talking about assembling an entry-level gaming computer, then one of the most interesting options for the role of the central processor will be far from the newest Core i3-10100F. It offers a sufficient level of performance at the level of the Core i7-7700 and at the same time pleases with a pleasant price in the region of 85 — 100 dollars. Usually, for that kind of money, Intel, at best, handed out office "stumps" with a couple of low-power cores.
8 virtual cores and auto overclocking up to 4.3 GHz
The main beauty of the Core i3-10100F is that it is the first processor of this series that can work in multi-threaded mode and supports turbo boost. Previous generations of Core i3 were like peasant children, who were saved for nothing, so they didn’t have a turbo boost or additional virtual cores. In the 10th generation, this of course changed, thanks to which the Core i3-10100F actually turned into an analogue of the younger Core i5 models that came out in the 8th and 9th generation of Intel Core processors.
Analogue Core i7-7700
What are eight threads capable of today with a maximum frequency of 4.3 GHz? Let's just say a lot. In fact, this is the same Core i7-7700 with a slightly reduced cache (6 MB versus 8 MB), which two years ago was called the flagship stone and the optimal processor for games. Even with a simple motherboard and inexpensive RAM running in dual-channel mode, this processor will be able to unleash the potential of an old lady of the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti caliber taken from the hands or a GTX 3060 bought by great luck. The only negative is that the multiplier is locked in the Core i3-10100F, which means goodbye normal acceleration. On the other hand, is there an urgent need for this?
