i used this cpu for 4 years with no deticated gpu doing everything from gaming to coding to virtualization. the fact that it could handle it all (albeit the performance being not so great) is fascinating. although i had to upgrade to a better setup for my needs, it did very well.. 100% recommend if youre looking for a cheap cpu and youre not planing to use a dgpu.

powerful processor for quite a few things in 2024, reliable and you know it won't let you down in performance

Very satisfactory processor in combination with an rtx2060 has worked wonders. Simply, the paste it comes with is of questionable quality.

I got it and it came to me, I've tried it and it's the worst thing in Fortnite, it's not worth it with only 30 fps compared to 60

Last year in '22, the purchase was decent and suitable for low-budget music production/editing. This year in '23, the AMD Ryzen 5 5600G is more advantageous in terms of both price and performance

The processor came out to be problematic. On a Gigabyte H410M motherboard, it made 5 beeps indicating that the processor is faulty. I hope the change I will make won't be

We used it in a build that you can see here: https://youtu.be/k3a8P4w-41g

We consider its price to be excessive as you pay nearly 40 euros more than the f just because it has integrated graphics.
Almost as much as a gt 710 costs.
And its graphics are nothing special, definitely better than the 710 but nowhere near the 1030 for example.

As a standalone CPU, it is quite capable with 4 cores and 8 threads but the supported RAM speeds are significantly slower than those of Ryzen.
However, it outperforms many older i5 and i7 processors while managing to be cheaper when new compared to them used!

In conclusion, although it is currently the cheapest quad-core with integrated graphics, the approximately 120 euros it costs is not at all low.

I have been using a system with this for 2 weeks now, without a card, only with its integrated graphics, and I am very satisfied and very pleased, guys. It is worth it for 100-140 euros and it is worth more than a Ryzen 3 with integrated graphics because it has better overall performance and is better in many things, and the UHD 630 is very capable and very good graphics and plays quite a few games at least 60 fps and it performs very well in browsing. My advice is that if you don't have a lot of money for a system, build one with this and 16 GB RAM, and in the future, if the prices of the cards drop, you can add one, but I am satisfied with the integrated one and if you combine the processor with a good budget card like 1650, 1660, and 1660 Super, it will run very well and you won't need any upgrades

Well, this specific processor is really good for its price!!!!! I use it for gaming and with a Palit 1650 4GB on Fortnite, it reaches 120 fps on full graphics [with its own cooler]. In conclusion, it's worth it for a budget solution for all tasks. Temperature-wise, in Fortnite it stays around 40-50 degrees, and in almost all games except for heavy ones!

edit: The processor remains excellent, but I changed its cooler [its own] and installed a Corsair Hydro Series H45, where it reaches 26 degrees at idle and the highest it has reached in games is 38!

The processor is excellent but not at 150 euros because you can go for a 10th generation i5, for example the 10400. You can choose the i3-10100f (without graphics) at 110

Best Value for Money processor. Combined with an H570 motherboard that supports 11th generation, in order to have the ability for relatively easy processor upgrade in 1-3 years.

At 100 euros, it is very good. It is a decent gaming option in combination with the GTX1650super that I have. However, if you have a beastly graphics card, it may experience a slight bottleneck. For office use, it is perfect to meet the needs of the next 5 years (4 cores/8 threads...). Temperatures are very low with the stock cooler, so there is no immediate need for an aftermarket cooler. It also has integrated graphics, but personally, I didn't make use of them since I already had a graphics card.

Very good processor even though I had it for much lower and that's because I have been using Intel since the skylake i5 era and back then the i3 was garbage. It is better than the i7 6700 of that time as it has better clocks and turbo boost 3. What can we say, i3 with 4 cores and 8 threads. Capable CPU even for heavy gaming with the appropriate GPU. I got it for a cheap office PC since the equivalent AMD went up in price and I didn't regret it at all. It comfortably plays 4K videos with HDR at 60fps without any lag with the integrated graphics. I haven't tested it in games but based on the videos circulating, I'm sure it performs decently with its own graphics. €116 CPU when the equivalent i7 6700 was around €400.

I recommend him 100%. For a budget PC in 2021 based on prices, it is the best at 100€. Very low temperatures with a stock cooler and combined with 16GB RAM and a mid-range graphics card, it can play everything on medium to high settings.

Whatever I say is little... maybe the same or even a little better than an i7-7700K.
In other times, this would be an i5 priced at 200 euros or more.
Competition with AMD (Ryzen) has led Intel to offer us an i3 with 4 cores and 8 threads for only 100-110 euros. Overall, it performs exceptionally well, from gaming to tasks related to my school programs... it's extremely fast with low temperatures of 21-23 degrees and integrated graphics that can handle playing League of Legends at 1080p on very high settings with 120-140fps

I will simply say that it is equivalent to the i7 7700.
My opinion is to get a z490 motherboard for 2 reasons:
A. The socket 1200 will also be for the 11th generation Intel, but it will only be compatible with the z490 chipset (not H410 or B460).
B. You will have the option for XMP profile in the memory.
So, if you have 3200mhz memory, for example, you will be able to evaluate them and not have them downgraded to the 2666mhz that the CPU sees.
Overall, a very good processor at a perfect price... Another cooler is a must for me, I bought a Coolermaster hyper H412R, easy installation, quiet, and you can see the difference compared to the stock.

At the moment, the processor is the best value for money option you can get to build a computer with excellent performance that can handle multiple applications, even with the stock cooler and very good temperatures. In the past, we used to spend 200-300 euros to achieve these performance levels. Additionally, it is upgradeable, which implies a long lifespan.

The i3 10100 is very good, and ideal for anyone who is not interested in gaming, as the integrated Greek chip will fully cover you and save you from another expense.