| Processor | 3.6 GHz core_i3 |
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| RAM | 16 GB |
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Intel Core i3-9100F Desktop Processor 4 Core Up to 4.2 GHz without Processor Graphics LGA1151 300 Series 65W
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| Brand | Intel |
| CPU Manufacturer | Intel |
| CPU Model | Core i3 |
| CPU Speed | 3.6 GHz |
| CPU Socket | LGA 1151 |
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- 4 Cores /4 Threads
- Up to 4.2 GHz. Total Storage size=512 GB. Max TDP = 65 W.
- Discrete graphics required
- Compatible with Intel 300 Series chipset based motherboards
- Bios update may be required for motherboard compatibility
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| CPU Model | Core i3 | Core i5 | Core i3 | Core i3 | Core i7 | Core i5 |
| CPU Model Manufacturer | Intel | Intel | Intel | Intel | Intel | Intel |
| CPU Socket | LGA 1151 | LGA 1151 | LGA 1151 | LGA 1200 | LGA 1151 | LGA 1151 |
| CPU Speed | 3.6 GHz | 3.7 GHz | 3.6 GHz | 3.6 GHz | 3.4 GHz | 3.2 GHz |
| Item Dimensions | 4.57 x 2.76 x 3.98 inches | 4.57 x 3.98 x 2.76 inches | 4.57 x 2.76 x 3.98 inches | 1.87 x 1.08 x 1.59 inches | 4.48 x 4 x 3.19 inches | 4.7 x 4.4 x 3.1 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.55 lbs | 2.40 ounces | 3.53 ounces | 7.36 ounces | 3.20 ounces | 5.29 ounces |
| Processor Count | 4 | 6 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 |
| Wattage | 65 watts | 95 | 65 watts | 65 watts | 65 watts | 65 watts |
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| Brand | Intel |
|---|---|
| Series | Intel i3 |
| Item model number | BX80684I39100F |
| Item Weight | 8.8 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 4.57 x 2.76 x 3.98 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 4.57 x 2.76 x 3.98 inches |
| Processor Brand | Intel |
| Number of Processors | 4 |
| Computer Memory Type | GDDR4 |
| Manufacturer | Intel |
| ASIN | B07R7Q3JZH |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | May 17, 2019 |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #128 in Computer CPU Processors |
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9th Gen Intel Core i3-9100f desktop processor without processor graphics. Features Intel Turbo Boost Technology 2.0 and offers mainstream performance for exceptional overall productivity. Thermal solution included in the box. Only compatible with Intel 300 Series chipset based motherboards. 65W.
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But, gee whiz, I can't afford to pop $1000 every time new games come out? Well, the current gaming computer wasn't horrible, but it's been like 8 years since it was majorly upgraded, and it makes a whirlwind of a difference!
He was only getting around 40-50 FPS(frames per second) on the old motherboard/CPU, and he was in real need of an upgrade.
One thing that I forgot to mention is that a good video card is important too. He has an AMD 480 in his, so for about $150-200, you'll need to invest in a decent video card. Personally, I like the EVGA 1660, but the 1650 Super is a good one too for around $200 or less range.
Through my research, I found out that not only does the i5-9400F do well, but this i3-9100F does an amazing job at gaming as well.
So, for those who love Fortnite, you'll genuinely love this processor as well, and it's worth the upgrade. Granted, most likely you'll have to get another motherboard, but I got one here as well, and it worked flawlessly!
So, for about $75 or even less at times, you'll be astounded how well it performs. I did a benchmark on the processor within my sons computer, and it almost performed my older i7-3770K!!! Granted, that processor is about 10 years old now, and the i3 is only a few months old; Intel has done some major great jobs on their lower starting CPU'S!
Great job, Intel!
Our Build:
i3-9100F
MSI ProSeries H310 motherboard
Corsair Vengence 8gb DDR4 Memory Stick-Just 1 stick 8gb.
Antec Case
750 Thermaltech PSU
AMD RX 480 GPU
And, we decided to get a new case to package it all together!
Please make comments, what do you think?
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2020
But, gee whiz, I can't afford to pop $1000 every time new games come out? Well, the current gaming computer wasn't horrible, but it's been like 8 years since it was majorly upgraded, and it makes a whirlwind of a difference!
He was only getting around 40-50 FPS(frames per second) on the old motherboard/CPU, and he was in real need of an upgrade.
One thing that I forgot to mention is that a good video card is important too. He has an AMD 480 in his, so for about $150-200, you'll need to invest in a decent video card. Personally, I like the EVGA 1660, but the 1650 Super is a good one too for around $200 or less range.
Through my research, I found out that not only does the i5-9400F do well, but this i3-9100F does an amazing job at gaming as well.
So, for those who love Fortnite, you'll genuinely love this processor as well, and it's worth the upgrade. Granted, most likely you'll have to get another motherboard, but I got one here as well, and it worked flawlessly!
So, for about $75 or even less at times, you'll be astounded how well it performs. I did a benchmark on the processor within my sons computer, and it almost performed my older i7-3770K!!! Granted, that processor is about 10 years old now, and the i3 is only a few months old; Intel has done some major great jobs on their lower starting CPU'S!
Great job, Intel!
Our Build:
i3-9100F
MSI ProSeries H310 motherboard
Corsair Vengence 8gb DDR4 Memory Stick-Just 1 stick 8gb.
Antec Case
750 Thermaltech PSU
AMD RX 480 GPU
And, we decided to get a new case to package it all together!
Please make comments, what do you think?
All those caveats aside... the i3-9100F is a spectacular bargain that can do 95% of what its more expensive cousins do at half the price or less, for anything but an enthusiast workload. 4 threads is more than adequate for the typical user or gamer, as most typical applications and games are only lightly threaded. In both benchmarks and actual workloads, the 9100F performs nearly on-par with the i5-9400F, which is twice as expensive. The only real distinction between the chips in practice is that the 9400F is a 6 core processor; unless you routinely use heavily threaded applications, there's virtually no benefit to the i5 chips (until you reach the 9600KF, which is almost 3x the cost of the 9100F).
Conversely, the new i3-10100 has been recently released on Intel's new LGA-1200 socket, and is a 4 core / 8 thread chip. However, as of now the LGA-1200 motherboards and 10000 series chips are more expensive than the 9000 series and outgoing LGA-1151 motherboards, and in lightly-threaded workloads the differences are very minor.
Overall, the 9100F hits the sweet spot of price-performance for many users. Those who need more threads for enthusiast workloads should look at the new Comet Lake CPUs or the AMD Ryzen chips and those who need an onboard graphics solution should look elsewhere. But for regular users and budget-minded gamers, the 9100F is a lot of silicon power for not a lot of money.
Motherboard: Gigabyte 365M ($75 new on amazon)
CPU: I3 9100F ($71 new on amazon)
GPU: Zotac 1060 6GB (on ebay used for $150)
RAM: Oloy DDR4 8x2gb ($52 new on amazon and they look great for cheap DDR4)
STORAGE: Kingston 240gb m.2 ($29 new on Amazon)
CASE: CoolerMaster QL300 ($50 new on Amazon)
PSU: Thermaltake white 500W
This is an amazing deal for the price. At THE MOMENT you cannot make a Ryzen build that is cheaper than this for the same performance in games (July 16th 2020 when ordered) The 9100F is just so good for $71, if you NEED more cores (you dont yet for gaming) then please save yourself the headache and get a Ryzen build or a 10th gen board (for the future upgrade path) but if you just want to game at 1080p then this is great.
I installed windows off of a USB drive with the ISO file you can get for free from the windows website. I had to make 0 tweaks from the bios in order to get windows to begin install. I would say from power on to booting into windows took between 7-10 minutes. In my room while browsing or watching youtube this computer barely has to use its fans. While playing warzone the Intel stock cooler gets loud HOWEVER the Zotac 1060 stays quiet and the case fan does too. For my first budget build I love this. I bench marked it against my friends 6th gen i5 6400T 1060 build and it matches and beats it in all of the games that we play. I would definitely recommend this build/motherboard to anyone would like to try a cheap reliable gaming PC build.
Motherboard: Gigabyte 365M ($75 new on amazon)
CPU: I3 9100F ($71 new on amazon)
GPU: Zotac 1060 6GB (on ebay used for $150)
RAM: Oloy DDR4 8x2gb ($52 new on amazon and they look great for cheap DDR4)
STORAGE: Kingston 240gb m.2 ($29 new on Amazon)
CASE: CoolerMaster QL300 ($50 new on Amazon)
PSU: Thermaltake white 500W
This is an amazing deal for the price. At THE MOMENT you cannot make a Ryzen build that is cheaper than this for the same performance in games (July 16th 2020 when ordered) The 9100F is just so good for $71, if you NEED more cores (you dont yet for gaming) then please save yourself the headache and get a Ryzen build or a 10th gen board (for the future upgrade path) but if you just want to game at 1080p then this is great.
I installed windows off of a USB drive with the ISO file you can get for free from the windows website. I had to make 0 tweaks from the bios in order to get windows to begin install. I would say from power on to booting into windows took between 7-10 minutes. In my room while browsing or watching youtube this computer barely has to use its fans. While playing warzone the Intel stock cooler gets loud HOWEVER the Zotac 1060 stays quiet and the case fan does too. For my first budget build I love this. I bench marked it against my friends 6th gen i5 6400T 1060 build and it matches and beats it in all of the games that we play. I would definitely recommend this build/motherboard to anyone would like to try a cheap reliable gaming PC build.
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My build --> MoBo AsRock Z390 PRO4, GPU MSI Armor OC RX580 8G, RAM Vengeance LPX 2x8G 3200, SSD XPG SX8200 Pro 512G , HDD Seagate Barracuda 2TB, Case Rosewill Challenger S, Arctic Silver 5 and added 2 Noctua NF-S12A PWM (The Noctuas are overkill, ik, but I do not want to hear my GPU fans, ever!), Monitor AOC G2460VQ6. If you get yourself my build, if you can't use ethernet cable, do not forget to get a wifi adapter.
PROS : Quality/Price is awesome. Depending on your build, I expect this CPU to be competent 5 to 7 years.
CONS : It's not overclockable/unlocked (Can this really be seen as a con for 80% of people?)
If you do not wish to go over 2666 on RAM, get a B360 MoBo. The 9100F is not overclockable and doesn't need a Z390 chipset otherwise. If you can get a RX590 for an extra CAN$25 or less, I recommend it. With the build I got, everything is always way below 60C and the GPU fans don't ever start. It's a pretty silent build. However, if you do not always play with a headset on, I recommend you change the Intel stock CPU fan for a more efficient and silent one. I'll personally change it for the Arctic 12 95W.
I had purchased 9100F for reviving an old desktop I had lying around as it had components (read LG-flatron monitor, Cabinet, an old GT-210 graphics card and a PSU) that I wanted to reuse. Once I rebuilt the system, I found the performance to be powerful and smooth enough. I haven't really tested it on heavy-demanding games, though it seems to generate decent frame rates on the lighter ones.
What can we do with it?
We can build a decent PC under 25K with the 9100F (including peripherals, monitor and graphics card) for routine home-use and / or entry level gaming. The best part of the processor is, you don't need an overclock-able motherboard to overclock the 9100F thus a simple H310M chipset would do just about fine. Other processor in the 10K bracket including Pentium Gold and Ryzen-3 fall short on the performance that the chip delivers. The only drawback is that one needs a dedicated graphics card for the display to work. If you look at it this too is a blessing, considering the fact that you can get a better / more-powerful dedicated graphics-card than supplied by Intel, alongside a comparable chip for the same price.
In processi di calcolo più avanzato (multi core) risulta ,però, inferiore rispetto alla controparte amd. Esportazione di file, decompressioni etc richiedono circa il doppio del tempo rispetto al processore amd, ma in gaming è nettamente superiore. Consigliato per sistemi di fascia media. Consigliato per chi vuole spendere poco e avere un prodotto tutto sommato ottimo
I have a i7 9700k that I mainly use for gaming, and I like to play around with the parts and overclock, etc.
While I was doing diagnostics while using this CPU, the i3-9100F, I decided to try gaming with it as well. I ended up playing fortnite, and surprisingly I was getting 120 to 140 + FPS on fortnite, minimum settings, highest resolution and this ran very well, no temperature problems or anything like that, and it even overclocked itself to 4.2 GHZ to all cores (all four cores). It was very pleasant to see that, the only problem is that's the turbo, I think that's set in the CPU but also by the motherboard, this is a locked CPU that can't be overclocked, which is sadly why I wouldn't recommend it. This CPU would be a spectacular detail if it was unlocked for overclocking.
Reviewed in Canada on October 15, 2019
I have a i7 9700k that I mainly use for gaming, and I like to play around with the parts and overclock, etc.
While I was doing diagnostics while using this CPU, the i3-9100F, I decided to try gaming with it as well. I ended up playing fortnite, and surprisingly I was getting 120 to 140 + FPS on fortnite, minimum settings, highest resolution and this ran very well, no temperature problems or anything like that, and it even overclocked itself to 4.2 GHZ to all cores (all four cores). It was very pleasant to see that, the only problem is that's the turbo, I think that's set in the CPU but also by the motherboard, this is a locked CPU that can't be overclocked, which is sadly why I wouldn't recommend it. This CPU would be a spectacular detail if it was unlocked for overclocking.








































