Intel Core i5-9400 Desktop Processor 6 Cores up to 4.1 GHz Turbo LGA1151 300 Series 65W Processors 984507

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

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

I have went with Intel the last several builds and you cannot go wrong. They are very robust and seem to go on and on. I like the onboard video also. I have used AMD and they are good too, but I believe Intel is superior definitely. All a matter of personal opinion I know, but I have sure had great luck with Intel processors. I bought the 9400. Good price and is definitely "Snappier" then i thought it would be. Performs well. Will clearly recommend.

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.

I like how fasr it is and how quickly it was delivered