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Boxed processors, all come standard with an original heatsink.

The grease is pre-applied in the correct position on the heatsink and is ready to use when installed in alignment, eliminating the need for manual application. The necessary buckles are also included with the box.

As for the suppression effect, it depends on how high your pressing requirements are.

The heatsink that comes with the processor may not be cool in appearance and the mute effect is not good, but the specific heat dissipation performance is still considered by the manufacturer. Manufacturers will not be stupid enough to use radiators with insufficient heat dissipation performance, but for the sake of cost control, they can only sacrifice quietness and a certain temperature control ability.

That is, the temperature at full load may be on the high side, but it is within acceptable limits.

The box comes with a radiator, the radiator has been coated with silicone grease, the original radiator is enough, and if you pursue a lower temperature, you will change it to something else

The base motherboard comes with it, and the original bracket is also integrated, as for whether you can hold it down or not, it depends on how you understand it? How many degrees is it to be pressed? And what is the purpose of the computer for work, playing games or light entertainment? Too much nonsense! Honestly!

This fan is intact, if you are at work and watching movies, it doesn't matter. If you play a game, change it as soon as possible, the original fan of the toothpaste factory is not as good as a 15-piece fan!

To play the game, you need to buy at least 400 Ice to play!

A group of two, a three-in-a-row of 20, and a group of five?

1. First of all, it is the architecture and process that determine the performance of the CPU, and only when the architecture and process are the same can the main frequency and number of cores be considered.

2. The specific model of the CPU is not given, and the architecture and process of the CPU cannot be known, so it is impossible to judge the actual performance difference between the two processors.

3. The i7-3770T and i5-3330 in the figure below are the same generation of products, even if the main frequency is lower, it is obvious that the i7-3770T is better. However, compared with the i5-7400 with a more advanced architecture, the multi-core performance of the two is basically the same, and the single-core performance is a little higher than that of the i5-7400.

4. Therefore, if you only say that the main frequency of the two processors is the best performance, you can't know which of the two has better performance.

Comparison of running scores.

Unable. Because there are a few more threads to look at.

If it is all 4 threads, the higher the frequency, the faster.

And the same generation of products, it must be i7 fast, because i7 hardware parameters are higher than i5, for example, if i5 is four cores and 4 threads, then i7 is the lowest is 4 cores and 8 threads, and so on.

Cross-generational products, it's hard to say.