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Pentium 20th Anniversary G3258 Processor Review




We review the Pentium G3258 (also dubbed Pentium-K) processor. The Pentium 20th Anniversary Edition / G3258 processor features an unlocked multiplier and will be all about nostalgia on a modern CPU socket with tremendous OC potential. That's right, you can seat this Pentium processor into Socket LGA1150 and then have some great fun. We actually managed to overclock this 3200 MHz processor, towards 4800 MHz!
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Fender178
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Posted on: 07/01/2014 05:10 PM
Man that is pretty good. Intel really out did themselves with this chip.
Depending on your batch and mobo it will differ I guess, but roughly 4.1 GHz, after that you'll need extra juice.
Man that is pretty good. Intel really out did themselves with this chip.
maxio
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Posted on: 07/01/2014 09:14 PM
This OC + reasonable cooler = i3 price tag.
2c/2t for games? not realy, i3 will be much better choice.
This cpu is just art for art's sake, good for htpc.
Imagine i3 with unlocked multiplier, THAT would be something for 20th Anniversary, but we both know why this never happen.
This OC + reasonable cooler = i3 price tag.
2c/2t for games? not realy, i3 will be much better choice.
This cpu is just art for art's sake, good for htpc.
Imagine i3 with unlocked multiplier, THAT would be something for 20th Anniversary, but we both know why this never happen.

KillerSupra
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Posted on: 07/01/2014 09:57 PM
One thing you guys are forgetting is that this processor has a purposely "nerfed" instruction set. IMHO all the clockspeed in the world can't save this CPU because of the lack of AVX/AVX2. For nostalgia's sake, this really is a fun little processor!
One thing you guys are forgetting is that this processor has a purposely "nerfed" instruction set. IMHO all the clockspeed in the world can't save this CPU because of the lack of AVX/AVX2. For nostalgia's sake, this really is a fun little processor!
rl66
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Posted on: 07/01/2014 11:30 PM
This OC + reasonable cooler = i3 price tag.
2c/2t for games? not realy, i3 will be much better choice.
This cpu is just art for art's sake, good for htpc.
sure I3 is obviously better... but it is not called "Pentium"... and it's not unlocked too.
For nostalgia's sake, this really is a fun little processor!
definitively yes
This OC + reasonable cooler = i3 price tag.
2c/2t for games? not realy, i3 will be much better choice.
This cpu is just art for art's sake, good for htpc.
sure I3 is obviously better... but it is not called "Pentium"... and it's not unlocked too.
For nostalgia's sake, this really is a fun little processor!
definitively yes

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because it's a Pentium... then why a K? because it is for fun and the name Pentium remember a lot to most of us. like the FX name for AMD.
BTW i have tried to get one... already all sold out in most computer shop surprising the owner
*Edit* after some more talk: not in shop yet but cannot take more command for now because supplier cannot handdle more... a future hit?