La frecuencia bГЎsica es de 2,5 GHz, pero gracias al Turbo Boost puede alcanzar 2,8 GHz (2 nГєcleos activos) y 3,1 GHz (1 nГєcleo activo). Comparado con el mГЎs veloz Core i7, el i5 ofrece un cache mГЎs pequeГ±o de Гєltimo nivel de 3MB.

Se basa en la arquitectura Sandy Bridge y ofrece Hyperthreading para controlar 4 threads simultГЎneamente (para un mejor uso del pipeline). It will cost you more for sure though.El Intel Core i5-2450M es un veloz procesador dual core que apareciГі primero en portГЎtiles Dell en 11/2011. If you want new then definitely recommend j3355b route. That's what I would do in your shoes if you're wanting to buy used. Put the NIC in the computer, unplug unnecessary stuff it may have come with (HDD, optical drive, etc.) and you're ready to go. If you find a workstation you like then order it and also a used server pull i340 (2 or 4 port as required) with a low profile bracket.

I don't remember when that came out on i3's and pentiums? That's probably why I ended up with a second gen i5 come to think of it. You do want AES-NI though which will probably be the limiting factor in how old of a cpu you can get. You can boot with zfs from a pair of.flash drives and a ram disk (I do), or get a cheapo 16gb ssd.ДЄny second gen i3 or better will do. I'd look for one that doesn't include the HDD. I would recommend just shopping around SFF workstations from reputable sellers that are under USD 100. Its newer and faster than my i5-2500 box, and my box is dramatically overpowered for what I need to do, but it was cheap. That CPU is way overpowered, like hugely so. It's not so much that the i5 you listed was a bad deal, it's a bad deal for what it sounds like you need. +1 to vamike for j3355 over 3455 for most home networks. I couldn't find anything conclusive, will pfsense benefit from a quad core vs a dual core? I already have some ddr3 SDram, and a Pico PSU lying around.Д®dit: found it on ebay : I also found the 3455 for 100$ : My main computer is a used ivy bridge-e that I picked up. I actually thought that was a good deal for an i5 CPU, but I've been out of the loop for a long time. Now, if you can get an old SFF i5 workstation for a price that isn't bullshit - go for it! I don't see myself upgrading anytime soon, but it would be a shame if I couldn't run 250/20 through the not buy an i5-3470 for pfSense for nearly 300. I currently have 100/10 with the option of upgrading to 250/20 for 5$ and 1000/30 for 15$ more than what I currently have. Other fees you have to pay on top of the price, but this might be a really nice box then to reach your goal. With the SG-1000 or SG-3100, I donВґt know where you are placed in Canada and what fees, tax or If not or you may tell us your total or complete Internet connection speed you might be also lucky Now, if you can get an old SFF i5 workstation for a price that isn't bullshit - go for Engines APU2C4 if you could get it cheap would also my vote. And from what little detail you've posted about the job it is very likely more than a match for your job. Canada prices might suck but just looking at amazon you can get a j3355b to your door for <$95USD.ДЄnd ultimately it doesn't matter if you can get the i5 for slightly cheaper than the Celeron so long as the Celeron is the right tool for the job. Even though you didn't post your actual needs, you almost certainly can accomplish what you need with a j3355b on pfSense. Point being, you're paying way too much for not enough.ДЇor that price, build your own modern, small, low power, silent j3355b setup. I run openvpn clients and server, pfBlockerNG, suricata with a moderate ruleset and several more less taxing packages on a 150/10 soon to be 100/100 line - and I don't think I've ever seen usage above 20%.

It cost me like $130 out the door after I added an i340t4. I got an old SFF workstation for pfSense as well, with an i5-2400 I was originally looking at low-power celeron builds, but being in Canada, those things will probably cost significantly more than this i5.ДЄlternatively, I could setup my BananaPi (raspberry pi clone) as a router and tell it to forward all incoming traffic through its OpenVPN client.Дo not buy an i5-3470 for pfSense for nearly 300. The ability to segregate certain network devices (VLANS?) I know its bad to use a pfsense machine as a OPENVPN Server/Samba Server so I'll continue to run both of those through the AC68p. (will there be any performance hits if I use a USB Key) My plan is to remove the 250GB HDD and replace with it with a USB key. I'm wondering if I'd have any problems running pfsense on this: I now need it to act as a selective OPENVPN Client but the router's CPU doesn't have capability to do so. I was hoping to get some advice for my home networkД¬urrently my main router (ASUS AC68p) is acting as a SAMBA server/OPENVPN server and router.

Intel core i5 2400 es bueno?