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21 Feb, 2018
good budget gaming / productivity cpu
got 2 of these for a dell precision t5500 workstation to replace my old xeon e5620's these cpus are about 50% faster in both clock speed and synthetic benchmarks. cinebench r15 multi thread score for both cpus is 1090 with puts it square inbetween the i7 4770k OC'ed and an i7 6700 stock. however do note that these processors run very hot as they are 130w parts so you will need to upgrade to a higher performance cooler or disable hyperthreading to keep temps below 81c under load.
17 Jun, 2020
Pretty good game
Comes with the lil tamamo and nero dlc which makes it a much better deal to get a physical copy than buy on the e-shop.
Main story is pretty short but has alternate choices that change which stages you fight on, as well as many after story extra missions. So there is some replay value there.
You should buy it because its tamamo’s game
21 Feb, 2018
slightly better than stock aluminum heatsink
1 of 1 found this helpful with a xeon x5677 (4c/8t 3.45ghz/3.67turbo) this keeps it below 72c under most workloads. however it may still exceed 80c while mining monero or similar stressing applications. this is likely due to its passive cooler design rather than the thermal capacity of the copper heat pipes. still this is far better than the stock aluminium heatsink that came with the t5500 which would overheat while gaming and ran at 50-60c at idle. for $15 i would recommend this but try to find one that includes its own fan as it will perform better