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[Tom's Hardware] Intel Pentium G4620 and G4560 Review - Now with HT

The only glaring thing I can see from those benchmarks, is that they ran the G3258 at STOCK. Might as well have used a G3250 instead. I wish they would have included benchmark results with the G3258 @ 4.0, and again at 4.4+ (as high as they could go).

I have a feeling, that other than gaming frametimes, the G3258 would have fared pretty well at 4.4 at the application benchmarks.
 
Yeah, the comments section complains about the OC issue as well. That said, the MT capabilities of the new chips plus the video decode/encode features I think makes it a much better buy. Any idea if any motherboards still offer the non-K OC capabilities (SKY OC BIOS equivalent)?
 
VirtualLarry said:
The only glaring thing I can see from those benchmarks, is that they ran the G3258 at STOCK. Might as well have used a G3250 instead. I wish they would have included benchmark results with the G3258 @ 4.0, and again at 4.4+ (as high as they could go).

I have a feeling, that other than gaming frametimes, the G3258 would have fared pretty well at 4.4 at the application benchmarks.
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https://youtu.be/Cyf7OKZNq0M

Here's your answer for that. In a title like BF1, an OC'd G3258 eats it hard.
 
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