Intel Core i3 12100F Processor | Extra Sale

Buying guide for Intel Core i3 12100F Processor:-

Features:-

1. Socket: LGA 1700 Alder Lake Architecture,
2. Core: 4 Core, 4 Performance Cores (P-Cores), 0 Efficient Cores (E-Cores), 8 threads, with hyper-threading support,
3. Max Turbo Frequency: The processor can reach maximum 4.30 GHz.
4. Performance-core Max Turbo Frequency: For performance tasks, it can go upto 4.3 GHz,
5. Cache: It has a 12 MB Smart Cache L3, L2 is 5MB,
6. Memory Support: It supports up to 128 GB of memory, DDR5 base up to 4800 MHz and DDR4 base up to 3200 MHz,
7. GPU: no GPU,
8. Display Outputs: It supports eDP 1.4b, DP 1.4a, and HDMI 2.1, allowing for up to 4 displays,
9. Power TDP: The processor has a 58W base power and a maximum turbo power of 89W,
10. DMI: 4.0 x8 @16GT/s,
11. Chipset Supported: Z790, Z690, B660, H610, Q670, H670, H610E,
12. Gaussian & Neural Accelerator 3.0 (GNA 3.0): Processes AI speech and audio applications such as neural noise cancellation while simultaneously freeing up CPU resources for overall system performance and responsiveness,
13. Thread Director: Optimizes workloads by helping the OS scheduler intelligently distribute workloads to the optimal cores,
14. Deep Learning Boost (DL Boost): Accelerates AI inference to improve performance for deep learning workloads,
15. Adaptive Boost Technology: It improves performance by opportunistically allowing higher multi-core turbo frequencies, while operating within system power and temperature specifications when current, power, and thermal headroom exists,
16. Warranty: 3 Years*

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MANUFACTURERS DESCRIPTIONS:

User Manual and list of supported Drivers are available here.

WHAT TO EXPERTS HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THIS PROCESSOR?

As per expert opinions

1. Tech Spot: “you can land the Core i3-12100F with a decent B660 board and a 16GB DDR4-3200 CL16 kit, meaning the total platform upgrade is just about what you’d pay for a Ryzen 5 5600X. That configuration is more than capable of tackling all the latest games at sufficiently high frame rates (you will need a GPU of course), and we suspect it will be better than a ‘make do’ solution for at least the next few years.
2. “Quora: “The 12100f was well reviewed last year when it came out and it was leading the 10400f in most gaming benchmarks…. despite it having less cores.”

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