Intel Pentium G620T

The Intel Pentium G620T is a lower energy version of the G620. The clock is down from 2.6 to 2.2 GHz, while the TDP drops to 35 Watts, compared to 65 Watts on the standard G620.

In practice, this translates to a significant drop in performance. With an index of 49, the G620T is 14% slower than the G620 (index 56). In comparison to the AMD offer, it is down on the latest generation Phenom II X2 and Athlon II X3.


What's most interesting here is of course the power consumption levels. At idle, there's no difference between the Pentium G620T and the standard G620. When using the integrated graphics circuit, we took a reading of 46 Watts for both. In full load, there's a gain but it isn't all that significant: 78 Watts on the G620 and 68 Watts on the T version.

For a more detailed analysis of the dual core Pentium G600s, we refer you to our test of the Pentium G620. Lastly, don't forget that our performance index gives you an overall view of performances for all the processors we've reviewed so far.

Power Use	Performance: Applications	Performance: Games

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