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Question: Which is compatible? 750Ti or R9270
Document: The Pentium 20th anniversary edition is a fantastic addition to Intel's line of processors offering good performance with any haswell compatible motherboard at stock settings. If you decide to pair the Pentium with a z97 or z87 motherboard you have the ability to boost the chips performance significantly making it comparable to much more expensive processors. I don't recommend overclocking if this will be your main computer, but it makes a great project or stepping stone up to a higher end processor down the road.
However, I recommend to use it with Z87 or Z97 chipset motherboard, because H81 motherboard still has problem with BIOS and you can't overclock it until the manufacturer release a new BIOS that support overclocking.PS. If you use Z87 or Z97 chipset motherboard you can adjust BLK strap into 100, 125 or more like in i5 4670K.I'm not recommend this CPU with a high end GPU like GTX Titan or R9 290X. However, if you want a budget GPU like GTX 750Ti to combine with G3258.
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Using a $50 aftermarket cpu-cooler and 1.20 CPU voltage, I've gotten the core speed to a stable 4.40 GHz with a stress test temperature of about 70 Celsius. For a $75 CPU, I think that's incredible value. I have not tried to reach 4.5 GHz or further simply because I'm comfortable with 70 degrees and it satisfies what I demand of it.
The batch no. for the received pentium G3258 is 3418C015. I have not try to overclocking it as my major objective isfor collection only.
Review sites are getting 4.6GHz+ with 1.3v. Most people are getting 4.2GHz with 1.3v. 4.5GHz is unreachable without extremely high voltages 1.4-1.5v and highend/water cooling. Just like the 4770K, it's using the same thermal interface material instead of the new one in 4x90K and the core temps remain hot no matter what type of cooling you use.
Pair it with a GTX 750 Ti and you're on your way to a great gaming experience.
Last I checked, well it barely ever existed, apart from the fun 775 days. This CPU shouldn't even need a hefty OC'ing mobo, now ASUS's H81, 87, etc series can OC it with bios updates.I'm basically looking for how well it just doesn't only overclock, but rather, how well it hands the temps at those clocks. In other words, whether Intel has put their 'secret sauce' in this one too or not.
In a multithreaded test overclocked, this performs about 20% as fast as a 4790K. You are really better off buying an AMD 8320 or 7850K or FX 6100 or an 4690K.Intel needs to compete on price but this is not it. Don't fall for it.
If budget CPU means a Honda with the maintenance cost of a Ferrari, no thanks.When you factor in the required Z87/Z97 motherboard to overclock, 8GB of RAM, possibly a graphics card, cooling, case, power supply, keyboard, monitor, you are sacrificing a lot of performance to cheap out on the CPU. For the $150 you are saving over a 4670K, you sacrifice 2+ times the performance of your system for 10-15% of the cost.
Answer: Modern processors are compatible with both Nvidia and AMD graphics cards, so both are compatible.