Intel Pentium G3220
Benchmarks & Specs

The Intel Pentium G3220, based on the Haswell S architecture, was originally a very reasonable choice for many systems. It provided a solid foundation for everyday computing tasks and proved to be a reliable companion in the office. A clear advantage was its integrated graphics unit, Intel HD Graphics (Haswell GT1).

This often made a separate graphics card unnecessary for typical office applications or smooth video playback. This saved costs and greatly simplified system construction. Even today, years after its introduction, this processor still reliably performs basic tasks such as surfing the Internet or word processing.

Its 14 nm manufacturing process and 3 MB L3 cache were well-matched at the time. The maximum memory bandwidth of 21 GB/s was appropriate for its area of use. It also supported the PCIe 3.0 standard, which was considered the current connection for expansion cards at the time. For a simple second system or as a base for a media player, this Pentium G3220 continues to be a really cost-effective solution.

It proves the longevity of Intel processors.

• Integrated graphics unit (Intel HD Graphics (Haswell GT1))
• Reliability for everyday tasks
• Cost-effective solution
• PCIe 3.0 support