Summary: I didn’t read any review about this processor when I brought it 8 months ago, never though that cooling was a problem since I’ve been with INTEL CPUs since pII, and so
Pros: fast, speed ok
Cons: slow down after 8 months of used, power supply was fried in 7 months, not sure if it has to do with this CPU
Summary: I have been a long-time fan of Intel processors for home-built computers. In well over a decade, I have never had any trouble with an Intel processors.
Pros: Great Intel Quality and Reliability, Complete Package with Cooling Fan, Excellent Instructions
Cons: Pricey Compared to Competition, but well worth it!
Summary: Let's just cut to the chase--I've got this installed on an ECS P4M800 PRO motherboard inside an Antec Sonata II case. The temperature at idle is 60C.
Pentium D 930 Dual Core Processor (3.0GHz, 4MB,...
logicaleffort, PriceGrabber
18 June 2006
Summary: If you want to go dual core then this is one of the best price/performance you can get right now since AMD dual core processors are priced higher.
Summary: Ask 9 out of 10 people who have purchased this processor and the first thing that they will say is that it does run hot 60C or so at 100% duty cycle.
Pros: Lightning fast running x64
Cons: It does run hot Intel could have done better with the CPU conections and the mounting of the cooling fan.
Summary: the price is only a couple of dollars higher than the pentium d 920 when I purchase it. It is relatively easier to overclock than the 8XX series, mainly due to its 65 nm...