How does this compare to the Intel i3-4340?
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If you plan on buying a mid-high end graphics card especially if Nvidia based the Intel Core i3-4340 will be a better choice. If plan to buy an AMD/ATI based card you will want to buy the AMD HD 6670 or 7750 cards as you can enable dual graphics with the built in A10 6700's APU. Heres a link to the benchmarks side by side Note: this does not factor in if you go the dual graphics route http://www.cpu-world.com/Compare/366/AMD_A10-Series_A10-6700_vs_Intel_Core_i3_i3-4340.html. Also check out this link to see what the dual graphics is capable of: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOENTgy7z5c
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I used this CPU to replace my Pentium D 2.8GHz CPU. My desktop boots faster roughly by about 15 seconds. Also overall its is more responsive. Though its not earth shattering but that was a welcome change to this older desktop. Is it fast? Not very fast but I am happy with this cheap upgrade. Also it depends on which processor you are comparing to.
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A cursory look at the specs looks the same to me, but to be honest I have not looked that closely at the 6411. They seem to have the same size hard drive, same amount of RAM, same size/weight/resolution. I'm not sure about the processor. They are both i5s though, so at the very least, they are out comparable speed and energy consumption.
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I do not know very much about computers, but I will try to help. I am on it currently and there is a sticker that says intel inside core I3 if that helps. Sorry if it has nothing to do with your question.
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The i5 is noisy and heats up a lot...but if you're a game it can handle a lot of PC games (ex. Civ5, SC2 and etc). The i3 is nice. Not as heavy, loud and no moving parts inside. (i5 needs fan) finding cases are easier and service..but you can't do as much. I hope this helped
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They differ in the speed of the Processor, the Q200E-BHI3T45 has 1.40 GHz and Q200E-BSI3T08 has 1.80 GHz so it is a bit faster
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The lesser version has the Intel Core - i5 processor and the higher cost version has the Intel Core - i7 processor. The latter has increased caching and clock speed.
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Based on reading notebookcheck.net, the G210 is comparable to the ATI 4330 and Nvidia 9500
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Intel i3-4130 Processor 3.4 GHz( cache)*4GB SDRAM DDR3*1024 GB 7200 rpm Hard Drive*Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bitkeyboardmouse
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The CPU is a 3GHz processor. It can be used in an LGA775 motherboard with an FSB up to 1333MHz. Your motherboard will determine your FSB and both CPU and RAM compatibility. I've used these CPUs with 1066 and 1333 MHz RAM with fantastic performance. I think it performs better than the Q9450 which is a Core 2 Quad with similar characteristics.
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It is comparable with the T430 which I have and the T430i, I don't know about the T430S.
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No. Spring for the latest dual-core Pentium instead. They're relatively cheap and the performance improvement over the earlier P2C is amazing. I've read that the new P2C outperforms the I3.
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Hi for our unit, we have upgraded this unit to a Intel core 2 duo processor which is better then Intel pentium. Please read our details to see the rest of the specs. Any questions please contact us at 844-889-1070. Re-Circuit
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This is a quad core, not 8 core. Intel typically is a little ahead of AMD in terms of innovation, but at this price level, you probably won't be able to see a difference.
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Am ordering this for a client. I'm an IT consultant. For your average user doing email, word processing & spreadsheets, internet, photos and music, this will be sufficient. You'll probably never see the difference between 2nd and 4th gen. You WILL see a big difference between i3 and i5. i3 will be sluggish. i7 will be more horsepower than the casual user needs. You will also see great improvement with more memory. Where the difference in generations becomes critical is when you're really pushing the envelope and require more sophisticated features: gaming, video editing, or using massive files of any kind. Am ordering this for a client. I'm an IT consultant. For your average user doing email, word processing & spreadsheets, internet, photos and music, this will be sufficient. You'll probably never see the difference between 2nd and 4th gen. You WILL see a big difference between i3 and i5. i3 will be sluggish. i7 will be more horsepower than the casual user needs. You will also see great improvement with more memory. Where the difference in generations becomes critical is when you're really pushing the envelope and require more sophisticated features: gaming, video editing, or... » Read More Am ordering this for a client. I'm an IT consultant. For your average user doing email, word processing & spreadsheets, internet, photos and music, this will be sufficient. You'll probably never see the difference between 2nd and 4th gen. You WILL see a big difference between i3 and i5. i3 will be sluggish. i7 will be more horsepower than the casual user needs. You will also see great improvement with more memory. Where the difference in generations becomes critical is when you're really pushing the envelope and require more sophisticated features: gaming, video editing, or using massive files of any kind. « Show Less
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It's hard to pinpoint precisely, but considering you have a socket 775 motherboard, I'm guessing the rest of the hardware is a bit dated too. You will get a speed bump, not a major one. If you couple that cpu upgrade with a SSD hard drive, then you will notice the difference.
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I'm wondering the same thing. I just ordered one up but before I tear open the box I need to know which processor it has. I ordered it thinking it was an i7.; After I posted this I noticed that they changed description to an i3.