How about the CPU of the Pentium D 820

The difference between bulk and boxed is not to distinguish between real and fake, but the purchase channel is different, and there is a one-year warranty for bulk without a fan, and a three-year warranty for boxed goods with a fan.

I don't know what this brother bought a computer for? If you are only looking for good performance, we recommend buying the ASUS 945 P5LD2-SLI. As for the parameters, it is recommended that you go to the major ** to take a look. What you like is the most important thing.

The built-in fan blowing the following is enough, but blowing 820 I'm a little worried, if you really don't worry, then buy a new fan yourself. But the CPU is still cost-effective to buy boxed, it should have a long warranty time, and bulk is cheaper than boxed at most 100 pieces.

Bulk may be the whole machine manufacturer outflow, or it may be smuggling, no matter which of the above ways, there is a greater risk, boxed is generally more secure.

Don't be superstitious about Intel now, AMD is better than Intel.

Boxed also with multiple fans!

You can buy the PD930 and pair it with the AW8D wrench for the liter meter!

It is recommended to buy a boxed package with a three-year warranty, spend more money to buy it, and rest assured that the warranty time is long.

ASUS Gigabyte 945 975 is fine!

You can check it out here!

One of the lowest priced dual-core processors at the moment.

Hehe, the upstairs ones are not accurate.

If you talk about the old and new in the birth era, the oldest is the Pentium D series, followed by the Core 2 series, and the latest is actually the Pentium E series. All three series are dual-core (with the Core 2extreme series being quad-core).

Pentium D is characterized by high main frequency and high L2 cache, but the disadvantage is that the heat and power consumption are super huge and unstable, and the high main frequency does not bring high performance. All of them have been discontinued.

The Core 2 series is characterized by low clock speed, but high performance, and the power consumption and calorific performance are also significantly reduced compared to the Pentium D, and there is a strong overclocking room. The fastest PC processor at the moment belongs to the Split Core 2 series.

The core of the Pentium E is actually the core of the Core 2, so its characteristics are almost the same as the Core 2, which is equivalent to the low-frequency version of the Core 2, which is cheap, and may be resistant to the same low power consumption and high performance. The reason why Intel called him Pentium E instead of the Core 2 low-frequency version may also be to commemorate the contribution made by the Pentium series processors, and the brigade regretted dividing the boundary between the Pentium series and the Core series.

Pentium D is dual-core with 64-bit instruction set, which is the most essential difference from Ben 4.

The d processor is a dual-core processor used in desktops. It contains two complete execution cores within a single physical processor, both of which run at the same frequency. Both cores share the same package and chipset memory interfaces. The code name is 8x0

The dual-core processor is similar to a four-lane processor that can handle twice the number of vehicles that can be handled by a two-lane without having to double the speed of each vehicle.

The combination of the Pentium D processor and the Intel 945 Express chipset results in a platform that will enable new computing experiences. This new platform delivers value by providing additional compute resources that scale computer performance (higher throughput and parallel computing). Similarly, with Intel dual-core processor-based computers, users can perform multiple tasks, such as simultaneously playing games and games.