The Celeron G470 was released in 2013 and became a last processor in history. It was tested in games and programs with RTX 4060.
In general, Windows 10 worked quite normal with the Cleron G470, although the system is sometimes dull. There was no special problem with the surf on the internet: the video was even launched even in 1440 rubles. The processor works even in older versions of Photoshop and Telegram.
You can know the results of the synthetics below.
As for the games, the “tanks” were also possible to get an average of 30-40 f/s on an open area outside the war, and sometimes in the FPS war, sometimes to 20 k/s. However, this is still a more or less normal result for a car.
Half Death 2: The second part is absolutely played with 50-70 f/s. And with this ultra -plan.
The Fallout 2 was released with an ultra-presentation and an average of 100 to/s, Titan Quest has a minimum of 30-40 f/s in settlements and more than 50 FPS in simple tanks.
Speed requirement: Most Wanted was tested with 60-70 fps and rarely became Frizes in it.
Elder Scrolls IV: Maximum Pre -Setting, there were disadvantages under 30 FPS, the situation did not save the situation settings.
In the horror game, the shots took place with 60 FPS in maximum graphics settings as a whole.
Stalker: The shadow of Chernobyl was thrown from 120 f/s, but sometimes the frames fell to 80.
Far Cry 2 was released in minimum settings, which was below 30 to/s for performance shots in this game.
The game serious Sam HD: The second encounter went under 20 FPS in the battle, so it was very uncomfortable.
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War (2006), at least 60 foils in the war, and 90 to/s was tested while moving.
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In 2013, the Celeron G470 cope on Windows 7 with office tasks quickly and easily. Now, of course, the first time is gone and the celeron G470 Intel has already begun to produce processors with at least two core,
Source: Ferra
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