Intel Unveils Core i5 6xx, 6x1 Series Dual-Core Processors

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Keyboard	Corsair K90\| Ducky One \| Some POS Logitech
Software	Windows 10 Pro 64 \| Windows 10 Pro 64 \| Windows 7 Pro 64

Jan 7, 2010

DonInKansas said:
Guru3D Ran a nice looking review.
http://www.guru3d.com/article/core-i5-650-660-661-review-test/

Excellent overclocks and temps under stock cooling, and really low power consumption for the green crowd. I have a 650 on the way....

Great article, temps at idle are great and the 32nm has showin to make a good difference in temps here, only thing is it says CPU load, doesn't say also with GPU load, this would increase temps a little but still in respectable levels. Well done intel.