Best Cpu For Computer

[AM4] I build new computer with this CPU. It is good and fast

[12.83 lb] Best desktop computer I had yet

[3.6 GHz] Best cpu for the money right now a ryzen equivalent would cost you double right now

[5.3 GHz] I used the cpu for my computer It was really nice and easy to install There was nothing bad about the product

[Yes] I got this CPU for my first computer build and so far it works as expected. It's powerful but it does run hot, so make sure to have enough cooling for it.

[AMD Radeon ] Best bang for the he buck, seriously, if you are gaming why do you need more than 6/12? Modern games are more GPU intensive than CPU, unless you are playing Arma. AM4 is still strong and DDR4 is still just fine, this bad boy even supports PCIE 4!!! Take that intel

[8.05 lb] We needed a portable solution for the computer to run our CNC Plasma table. This provides protection for the CPU and allows us to easily move the system in our shop. Great purchase!

[1000:1] This is the best computer that I have ever owned, and I have owned many. The CPU is blazingly fast. The graphics are crisp and clean. It has more than ample memory and storage. It is small and light enough that you can easily carry it with you on a flight. If I had to complain, my only complaint would be the lack of connectors, but I realize that laptops offer limited space for them.

[1 TB] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This HP Z2 Mini G9 works great for what I am using it for. I’m a freelance graphic designer and this machine has NO delays in opening/closing windows and it fills in or refreshes a page almost instantly. The CPU is very powerful. It is definitely fast and has no lag at all it just flies when doing daily tasks or office-type work and can handle multiple tasks without noticeably slowing. I also think it's a decent option for someone who's a video enthusiast. For nonprofessional work, like editing home movies, it performs pretty well. This PC runs very quietly and even silent most of the time; a very quiet fan kicks on when taxing the CPU, but it's barely audible. The graphics card is very good and the ram is plenty for games even though it’s not a gaming computer. Wireless connectivity is flawless and quick. I love how small it is. You can put it almost anywhere, and you don’t have to worry about it taking up a lot of space. I'm very happy with this computer. You can do just about anything on it. It's fast and is working just as it should. I would highly recommend it.

[850 W with IEC] Currently the Intel i9-14900K(F) CPU is the best value for money if you need a high performance computer. This CyberPower build with MSI motherboard and liquid cooling. CPU performance is very good, you won't get better without spending a lot more money. GPU is a decent GTX4060 Ti card, also offering a good performance for money. The power supply is a gorgeous 1000W unit, so you can add more GPU cards if you want to. The other peripherals are as usual. The only negative is a lack of expansion options. You can add 2 more memory sticks and two more M2 drives and that's it. Though the box is pretty much empty inside, there are no bays for 2.5 or 5 drives. The box comes with Win 11 Home preinstalled. I wish it had Win 11 Pro. You can upgrade for under $100, but it costs 1/3 of that if you buy computer with it already installed. Here are PassMark benchmark results: CPU: 63605 2D: 1418 3D: 26994 Memory: 3862 Disk: 22813