BX8070110105 CPU Core i3-10105 3.7 GHz Quad Core LGA1200 Processor

They are slow processors but for mining or just downloading/surfing the web they work great. They have an improved Intel CPU cooler. I recommend them if you know what you're getting and what it's good for. It's not for gaming and not a 'work station' CPU at all. But for my use (mining) awesome and inexpensive. I bought a used one for $27.50 shipped free. (nice!) Use linux if you want it to be snappy fast.

It's amazing how powerfull it is with 4 core and 8 threads for its price. it's like a previous i7 pre 6th gen. This is the one with integrated video (UHD 630) that is OK for office and regular use. If you are planning to install a proper graphics card you can shave about $30 and go for the F variant. I'm happy with this purchase

If You Are On A budget This Is a great deal paired with an rx 6600 and getting all the performance needed

It is a good CPU for an office build or budget based build. It works well enough for the day to day casual use, media consumption, surfing, good with Office docs and such. The integrated graphics are sufficient for your typical static screen stuff. Video playback on full screen for movies can show its limitations and the graphics on this model just hit the last supported driver update, but that really shouldn't matter. Using this for an office build that I already had most of the parts from upgrading another PC. This is more powerful than the mobile CPU I was using in the laptop. It is cool, quiet*, and 'good enough' to drive daily for now without feeling like I am waiting around. Certainly not the fastest thing around but expected performance level to skew and pricing. This one is cheaper than its slower 10100 counterpart and ever so slightly faster. *The stock fan coming with is a plus, but stock Intel fans, and particularly before the refresh are pretty terrible for performance and noise generation. It is not that I would suggest doing so, but I had a leftover Noctua low profile 92mm (fan) cooler that I put on this and it works REALLY well for it. The cooler cost nearly half the price of this i3 CPU, so I am not recommending you do so, per se...but ANY half decent aftermarket cooler is going to work better and be quieter while doing so.

The purpose I bought this trustworthy CPU because I try to rebuild the RAID, but I then turn around using Windows soft RAID. As everyone know, good product, reliable company.

This CPU is marginally faster than the CPU that's in my 8 year old laptop. It's not really suitable for anything other than a mining rig or a system that only is used for web surfing. Not the best choice for dev work or office app power users. The value proposition of this CPU appears to be that it's the least expensive 4 core CPU with an integrated GPU that's widely available. Backstory: I got a good deal at a local store on this CPU and an MB. Because I like to try new stuff, I built up a system and used it for an afternoon, thinking that I might replace my backup desktop system. It's noticeably slower than the 5600G system I use as my default desktop system. Personally I'd spend the extra $50 or whatever and go with the 5600G instead of this CPU.

With just Windows 10 Running, this CPU is almost always at %0 or %1. It's ready to run your apps. What a fabulous Value. Windows and Games load fast bruh!

This is the entry level 11th gen CPU from Intel, but even with 32 GB of RAM and a good 500 GB SSD and nothing else, this is so slow it's taking 5 minutes from power on just to get a login screen in Windows 10. I upped to Windows 11 and that made it worse. It's like the CPU is not even trying. Similar complaints about these 11th gen are around, so opting for 10th gen i5. This CPU is essentially worthless.