Unlike most of Intel's 8th Generation lineup, the Pentium processors didn't gain any extra cores with the move to Coffee Lake, though they are higher-clocked than their Kaby Lake counterparts and work in motherboards with Intel's new 300-series chipsets. That architecture has formed the backbone of the company's mainstream desktop business since 2015. Like all 8th Generation Intel "Coffee Lake" processors, it utilizes essentially the same architecture as the 6th Generation "Skylake" and 7th Generation "Kaby Lake" CPUs. Going for the GoldĪrchitecturally, the Pentium Gold G5600 is nothing new, and indeed, here in 2020 the processor is getting long in the tooth. Equipped with Hyper-Threading technology so it can handle four processing threads at once and a perky 3.9GHz clock speed, does the Pentium Gold have what it takes to compete in today's highly competitive economy CPU market? We tested it against a variety of budget chips from both Intel and AMD, and discovered that while it's a sight better than some other Pentiums and a significantly better option than a current-gen Celeron that just came through PC Labs, its real-world pricing could use some tweakage against processors such as AMD's Ryzen 3 2200G and newer Ryzen 3 3200G. Intel's Pentium Gold G5600 (list-priced at $75 to $82, per Intel) is one of the company's fastest Pentium desktop processors, as well as one of its snappiest dual-core products. Actual street price is a tad high versus Ryzen 3 competition.How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.
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