Intel® Core™ I5-9400 Desktop Processor

This is a very budget friendly cpu from intel comes with integrated gpu (Intel UHD 630).Below are the specs -1. Base clock - 2.9 GHz, can be overclocked upto 4.1 GHz2. 128 GB RAM supported3. Comes with integrated intel graphics4. CPU fan with pre-applied thermal paste out of the box5. Any mother board with LGA 1151 pin config is supported (some might need bios to be updated), preferred mother board model - b365 (gigabyte / asrock / asus) for low budget and can go with h370 / z370 for higher budgets6. L3 cache - 9MB7. RAM frequency supported - 2666MHzThose who are building gaming pc can go with intel i5 9400f which is 4k cheaper than i5 9400 variant for which they need to buy a dedicated graphics card. And those who are looking for overclocking stuffs can go with 9600k variant.Disclaimer - This review is only for intel 9th gen cpu's , so don't compare this with 10th cpu's.

Intel is always maintain quality

Poor quality and performance

Faulty product & mismatched product received

Great CPU for the price, works well.

Montato nel pc da cui stò scrivendo la recensione, funziona perfettamente, prestazioni ottime, quindi direi prodotto consigliato !

Si bien no es el mas alto de la gama, combinado con un SSD M.2 vuela. Recomendado si tu presupuesto no da para el 9600k o un Core i7

Performance is great for what I paid. Works straight out of the box. No compatibility issues to speak of. Great for a reasonably priced gaming machine. Pairs nicely with a GTX 1660 Super, GTX 1660 Ti, GTX 1070, GTX 980 Ti or AMD RX 5600XT. You can pair it with a less powerful GPU, such as the AMD RX 570 or 480/580/590 or perhaps a GTX 1650 Super but you'll be heavily GPU bound and you might as well just buy an i3-9100/9100F if you cannot afford to upgrade GPUs in the near future- and with the current state of affairs I can't say I blame you. No need to spend extra on super fast RAM either- with Intel CPUs the performance gain is very small and if you're on a budget you're probably not buying a Z390 motherboard, either. It doesn't make sense to put a locked chip in a Z390 board.

Entry level i5 is ideal for a business desktop. It will give you plenty of machine usefulness (longevity) at a great price. 6 cores mean you get great processing power when you need it, but at idle power usage is very good. If you are building a PC for gaming you are probably going to want the next model up at least but it depends on the game