Intel Pentium G3220 On Linux
Written by Michael Larabel in Processors on 22 December 2013. Page 5 of 5. Add A Comment

The Pentium G3220 boasts nice graphics capabilities thanks to the Haswell HD Graphics improvements over Ivy Bridge and Sandy Bridge. On the processor side, the performance is decent for being a 3GHz dual-core part but don't expect any amazing numbers out of this $70 CPU.

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