Intel Core i5-8400 2.8GHz
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7 years ago
I am satisfied overall with i5s over i7s, as I did my wife's previous build with a 6th gen i5. The specs sheet says Hyperthreading is supported, as well as my new motherboard (MSI B360M Mortar), however the BIOS says it's not available I may come back and amend my rating if I figure it later.
7 years ago
Really good cpu for gaming big upgrade over my i3 6100. Paired with my 1060 6gb it's a beast runs 1080p at ultra settings 60fps. However, the stock cooler you get is a look annoying and loud. It buzzes and has done my head in so much over the past few days that I've ordered a new cooler.
7 years ago
"Thank you"
My third buy from MightyApe and my third great service, so thanks very much guys!
7 years ago
fast gaming chip
Got this for $179.99 with a SSD, evga 1060 and 16gb ram and it runs like a complete dream. All games have been played flawlessly and system is very responsive im very happy with my purchase. I bought this in one of their stores in Chicago. I do not overclock so this was the obvious choice for me.
8 years ago
Fantastic little processor
This processor is great. It handles all my games very well. It also doesn't use a lot of power
8 years ago
Intel Coffee Lake Core i5 8400 6 Core 2.8Ghz 9MB Cache, LGA 1151 6 Core/ 6 Threads, , Intel 300 Series Motherboard required
I got this as part of a upgrade combo, I'm very impressed with the speed increase over the old i7.
8 years ago
Amazing CPU
I really like the performance this cpu. Powerful and fastest for gaming and develop work.
8 years ago
great processor
It's great. Get it
Pros:
- works perfect no complaints
- It is worth way more than priced at based on predecessors, so I am super happy..
- buy it
Cons:
- None
8 years ago
Intel Coffee Lake-S: Core i5 8400/ Core i5 8600K review
Intel's Coffee Lake-S flagship, the Core i7 8700K is - in our view - the fastest gaming CPU that money can buy right now, but what if you don't have £350/$350 to spend on a new processor?
8 years ago
Intel Core i5-8400 : Six Cores On A Budget
There's no doubt that AMD's Ryzen processors challenged Intel's position in the desktop PC market this summer. Seemingly in response (though we all know this stuff is planned way in advance), the Coffee Lake-based Core i7 and i5 CPUs landed with six cores each.
Pros:
- Incredible value
- Six Cores
- Strong performance in games and applications
- Price
- Bundled cooler
Cons:
- No B-Series motherboards at launch
- Poor availability
- Locked ratio multiplier
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