Intel SR1NP Core i3-4130 3.40 GHz LGA 1150 cpu accessory
Desktop processor socket 1150 running at 3.40 GHz for i3-4130 systems
- Ready for desktop builds with LGA 1150 socket
- Steady 3.40 GHz clock for everyday tasks
- Dual-core i3-4130 handles office workloads
- Tested under load and verified working
Intel Core i3-4130 LGA 1150 processor
The Intel Core i3-4130 is a dual-core desktop processor operating at 3.40 GHz for the LGA 1150 socket. It delivers baseline computing performance for everyday office tasks, web browsing and media playback. This unit is supplied as a new accessory component for system maintenance or upgrades. Buyers needing integrated graphics or hyper-threading for heavier multitasking should verify specifications before purchase.
Tested working pull from original system
The processor was tested under load in its original machine and visually inspected for defects before removal. It arrives without retail packaging, a stock cooler or a manufacturer warranty. System builders requiring a boxed cooler or extended support coverage will need to source those separately.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Intel |
| Model name | i3-4130 |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.59 kg |
| Package size | 171 × 159 × 76 mm |
Questions about this item
Will the LGA 1150 socket contacts need re-pasting or replacement after extended use?
The processor itself has no socket contacts; the LGA 1150 pads are on the motherboard. Normal maintenance is limited to replacing thermal paste between the i3-4130 heat-spreader and the cooler every few years.
What thermal limit appears first when the i3-4130 runs at 3.40 GHz under sustained load?
The CPU will hit its maximum junction temperature first, causing the processor to throttle clock speed to stay within safe thermal limits.
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