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intel i5 8600k or i7 7700k both are the same price
which one do i get
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One thing to keep in mind is that the motherboards that support the 8600k will likely be more expensive for similar features however this is only a guess and I could be wrong.
One thing to keep in mind is that the motherboards that support the 8600k will likely be more expensive for similar features however this is only a guess and I could be wrong.
i think its like 130 for the motherboard i was gonna get with the i5 i havent looked at the one i need for the i7 it doesnt really matter that much. i still don't know which one to pick though. as far as tf2 goes its just the same frames but i wanna do video stuff too and i know the i5 will have technology the i7 doesnt and ppl were really hyping up this coffee shit idk
i think its like 130 for the motherboard i was gonna get with the i5 i havent looked at the one i need for the i7 it doesnt really matter that much. i still don't know which one to pick though. as far as tf2 goes its just the same frames but i wanna do video stuff too and i know the i5 will have technology the i7 doesnt and ppl were really hyping up this coffee shit idk
if you believe you will be doing work, such as video editing, that will utilize the extra physical cores of the i5 8600k go for that, I've seen tests that the 8600k does out perform the 7700k in some video rendering in rendering time as well in the preview for most of Adobe's stuff . In a couple of modern games the 8600k out performs the i7 7700k for this reason as well, but on some slightly older games the 7700k outperforms the 8600k very slightly but nothing like a huge gap in both scenarios.
I've seen the i5 8600k for cheaper on amazon by like 50 USD, but not sure how it works for you.
if you believe you will be doing work, such as video editing, that will utilize the extra physical cores of the i5 8600k go for that, I've seen tests that the 8600k does out perform the 7700k in some video rendering in rendering time as well in the preview for most of Adobe's stuff . In a couple of modern games the 8600k out performs the i7 7700k for this reason as well, but on some slightly older games the 7700k outperforms the 8600k very slightly but nothing like a huge gap in both scenarios.
I've seen the i5 8600k for cheaper on amazon by like 50 USD, but not sure how it works for you.
I've seen the i5 8600k for cheaper on amazon by like 50 USD, but not sure how it works for you.
it depends on how heavily multithreaded ur workload will b and whether or not what ur doin can take advantage of all 8 threads of the 7700k
some to most mutlithreaded applications like physical cores more than logical cores tho so take that into account along w/ price and if ur tryin 2 future proof
it depends on how heavily multithreaded ur workload will b and whether or not what ur doin can take advantage of all 8 threads of the 7700k
some to most mutlithreaded applications like physical cores more than logical cores tho so take that into account along w/ price and if ur tryin 2 future proof
some to most mutlithreaded applications like physical cores more than logical cores tho so take that into account along w/ price and if ur tryin 2 future proof
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