最近のCeleronは使える説は本当？Celeron G5905をテストしてみた（ゆっくり解説）

With the recent remarkable improvement in CPU performance, I think even Intel's lowest-end Celeron model is now much more usable than it used to be. However, Celeron has been stuck with two cores and two threads for many years, and I'm curious to know how much of a negative impact this has. In this video, we test the 10th-generation G5905, which can be purchased for around 5,000 yen, to see how usable it is. We previously tested the 8th-generation G4900, and will also compare it with that. *At the time of posting this video, the latest Celeron is the G6900, but we skipped it this time due to lack of a testing environment and changes in price range. *Midway through the video, overclocking (using BCLK) of the 12th-generation is mentioned, but this will soon be no longer possible due to Intel restrictions. 0:00 Farce - Introduction 0:35 Preface: About Celeron 1:43 Verification 2:16 Basic Performance 4:48 Gaming Performance 6:48 Bonus 6:52 Overclocking? 8:39 Integrated GPU Performance 9:54 Summary 14:04 Future Outlook 14:45 Conclusion PC Specs Used for Testing ・CPU: Celeron G5905 ・M/B: MSI MAG Z490 TOMAHAWK ・RAM: DDR4-3200 CL16 8GB x 2 ・VGA: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 (MSI GAMING X series) ・SSD: WD Black 250GB + SanDisk 500GB (PCI Express 3.0) ・Cooler: Corsair H115i RGB PLATINUM ・PSU: Cooler Master V1300 ・Case: Shanghai Donya Test Bench Related Videos ・Is the Low-End Celeron G4900 CPU Usable? (Slow commentary) 　   • ローエンドCPU Celeron G4900は使えるのか？（ゆっくり実況）   ・Testing the revolutionary Core i3!? "8350K"! Part 1 (Slow commentary) 　   • 革命的なCore i3!?「8350K」を検証！前編（ゆっくり実況）   ・Building a PC with the Sandy Bridge 2700K! (Slow commentary) 　   • Sandy Bridge 2700KでPCを組む！（ゆっくり解説）   #PCBuild #Celeron #Slow