Intel Pentium G870
The Pentium G870 makes the highest clocked Pentium Processor in the Sandy Bridge line with its 3.1 GHz clock. The Pentium Sandy Bridge has been highly successful low cost processor for entry to mid level desktop computers. Their low cost in $60 to $90 range in make them affordable even for gaming notenooks.
The G870 lacks Hyper-threading, and some of the advanced Sandy Bridge features, bu that does not degrade the CPU.
Table: Intel Pentium Features and Specs
| Feature | Intel Pentium G870 |
| Core Frequency | 3.1 Ghz |
| No. Of Cores / Threads |
2 Cores / No Hyperthreading |
| Cache Organization | 3 MB L3 cache |
| Turbo Frequency | None |
| TDP Rating | 65 Watts |
| 64 Bit Support | Y |
| Lithography | 32nm |
| Integrated Memory Controller | DDR3 |
| Integrated Graphics | HD Graphics 2000, |
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