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Intel - Core i5-4460 3.2GHz Quad-Core Processor

( 4.7 Average / 101 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Intel

Model

Core i5-4460

Part #

BX80646I54460

Data Width

64-bit

Socket

LGA1150

Operating Frequency

3.2GHz

Max Turbo Frequency

3.4GHz

Cores

4

L1 Cache

4 x 32KB Instruction
4 x 32KB Data

L2 Cache

4 x 256KB

L3 Cache

1 x 6MB

Lithography

22 nm

Thermal Design Power

84 Watts

Includes CPU Cooler

Yes

Simultaneous Multithreading

No

Integrated Graphics

Intel HD Graphics 4600

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Reviews

az060693 8 points 43 months ago
from completed build Upgraded Dell Inspiron i3847

Great bang for the buck. Nothing I do really taxes the processor and intel Quick Sync is great. I wish I'd had the money for an i7 or unlocked i5, but at $265 for the whole system, I'm not complaining.

crabstampede 15 points 41 months ago
from completed build Black ITX Gaming Build

Overall very happy with this CPU and am glad I saved the $70CAD over the 4670K. Games like a boss.

sjmon3 4 points 41 months ago
from completed build First Intel Build

Good. Cheap and powerfull.

FACUNDO 16 points 41 months ago
from completed build First personal build

Pros: Good 4 the price, awesome performance, low power consumption, 4 cores are excellent 4 multitasking, cute sticker (:3)

Cons: Non OC-able, no hyperthreading

Dude13450 10 points 41 months ago
from completed build Project Hexahedron

Straight forward installation combined with great bang for your buck. IMO, you do not need a fancy-schmancy K-series processor for over-clocking when stock clocks will handle anything you throw at it with respectable/decent frame-rates. Temperatures under stress testes (with stock heatsink/fan) maxed out at 74 degrees Celsius (in a cramped mini-ITX case with a spaghetti noodle job on cable management).

gregnk 4 points 40 months ago
from completed build Redstone 1.0 - First Build

A solid quad-core CPU without overclocking.

hhg 18 points 39 months ago
from completed build First Build. Everything you need package.

I needed i5 for the games I wanted to play, so I choose this. The main reason I picked the i5-4460 is because of the 0.2 GHz over the i5-4430 for just $10 more.

TheAnthonyE 9 points 39 months ago
from completed build Tripod - Light Gaming and Web Design PC

Wanted an intel processor, and this one does the trick. Didn't hurt my wallet either.

vpyrofan 18 points 39 months ago
from completed build Ace - my first build ever.

Serves me well.

djmozer 6 points 38 months ago
from completed build What can $1700NZD get you? A lot less than UK/US/AUS!!!

Cheapest i5 CPU I could find at the time. Not ran any high spec games yet, but it certainly does everything else without breaking a sweat so far. Couldn't ask for any more.