Intel Pentium G860
Benchmarks & Specs

The Intel Pentium G860 was a widely appreciated choice when it was introduced. It provided a reliable foundation for everyday computing tasks. This processor was based on the proven Sandy Bridge S architecture. It was manufactured using an advanced 32 nm process. This contributed to its good efficiency.

We particularly appreciated its convincing cost-effectiveness. For many users, it represented a very affordable solution. One did not have to forego solid basic performance. A notable advantage was the integrated graphics unit. The Intel HD Graphics (Sandy Bridge GT1) enabled smooth media playback.

Even basic office applications ran perfectly smoothly with it. The purchase of a separate graphics card was therefore often unnecessary. Its 3 MB Level 3 cache contributed significantly to the overall responsiveness of the system. It was a constant companion for e-mails, Internet and light productivity.

We see the Intel Pentium G860 as a good example of a solid all-rounder. It always performed its services conscientiously and reliably. Its design was perfectly tailored to the area of application at the time.

• Cost-effectiveness
• Integrated Graphics Unit
• Sandy Bridge S Architecture
• 32 nm Manufacturing Process