I love this chip. It's a core i3 without hyperthreading, low power and spunky performance...at $66. Unreal.
I've owned a core i3 530 for a few years and have had a core i7 laptop for almost a year, and this G2120 hangs right in there for what I do (obviously not in re-encoding or the like).
I'm much more impressed with the gains in throughput for hard drives and USB 3.0 than any processor improvements over the last few years. If you're not a gamer (like me), it's an awfully cheap time to be a computer enthusiast.
**For the youngsters, Mary Ann was the girl on Gilligan's Island who was supposed to be plain but who many of us thought was hotter than Ginger, the movie star**
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Whether you planned it or not, its turned into a babe thead
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I've owned a core i3 530 for a few years and have had a core i7 laptop for almost a year, and this G2120 hangs right in there for what I do (obviously not in re-encoding or the like).
I'm much more impressed with the gains in throughput for hard drives and USB 3.0 than any processor improvements over the last few years. If you're not a gamer (like me), it's an awfully cheap time to be a computer enthusiast.
**For the youngsters, Mary Ann was the girl on Gilligan's Island who was supposed to be plain but who many of us thought was hotter than Ginger, the movie star**
This does not belong in the technical forums, locking,
Whether you planned it or not, its turned into a babe thead
Markfw900
Anandtech Moderator
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