It's a powerful and capable chipset which has the ability to suit your everyday needs. It was created in the minds of being powerful and distinct. I use this for general office work and it's quite handy since the chip "based on my experience" handles a lot of workload tasks generally smoothly. When it comes to gaming it's also quite good. It's going to be able to run games like CSGO, Fortnite, GTA, at respectable frame rates and picture quality. Modern titles were still pretty popular years back. Although the chipset isn't the best option you can find out there it does what it's meant to do. The only drawback is that it can be a little sluggish at certain times and can heat up pretty quickly when exposed to heavy tasks like photo editing, or game development. In those cases I wouldn't recommend this chipset. General office work? Yeah sure just dont go thinking it will be able to run 100 tabs without any issues. Would I recommend buying it in 2023? Absolutely! or Depends... Just know that there are more viable options out there to choose from and the chipset is still pretty pricey simply because it holds the name Intel Core "i7".