Its ok for gaming, and VERY light video editing using Davinci Resolve.

It's a good performing CPU in this price range. It came with a stock cooler, but I had an extra Cryorig C7 I had swapped out with an AIO laying around.

Great CPU for mid-tier gaming. Runs super smooth without any issues.

Well it's everything most people expect good cpu, but also disappointing if you are expecting a big difference from the skylake. But that's been the norm for intel small updates for the past few years, but on the flip side you do know what you're getting when you buy one.

I probably read the most about CPUs because they are a big investment into the whole system and I didn’t want overkill or bottlenecking. Didn’t care for overclocking and read great things about the i3-6100 even paired with a GTX 1060. So I planned on that, but then the 7100 came out and went on sale, so that was fine with me. I know there’s not really a significant performance increase, but whatev

Fast, Optane ready and supports 2400mhz DDR4 out of the box. Builds upon the excellent price/performance of the i3-6100, even if it is somewhat overshadowed by the Pentium G4560 in terms of price/performance.

I struggle to find a reason to like this. From what I have found, the 2200g is better in almost every way. Unfortunately, that didn't exist when I bought this.

nice little hyper threaded cpu

Great value for the clockspeed. Beware - reviewers purport that it only works with win10. Came with adequate stock fan. Super easy installation, even for a first-timer like me.

Slightly overpriced but good performance for a dual core.