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3700x versus i5 10600K for gaming – performance comparison.

3700x versus i5 10600K for gaming – performance comparison.

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Mel_Kawaii
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01-06-2020, 10:06 AM
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Comparing the options would help clarify the answer. Which do you mean?
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Mel_Kawaii
01-06-2020, 10:06 AM #1

Comparing the options would help clarify the answer. Which do you mean?

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pac_creeper
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01-06-2020, 06:25 PM
#2
varies with refresh rate; 60Hz 3700x works well in games supporting 8c/16t, but 10600k shines at 144Hz/240Hz most of the time. CS:GO stands out as the main exception.
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pac_creeper
01-06-2020, 06:25 PM #2

varies with refresh rate; 60Hz 3700x works well in games supporting 8c/16t, but 10600k shines at 144Hz/240Hz most of the time. CS:GO stands out as the main exception.

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slimemaster22
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01-23-2020, 01:24 PM
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6C/12T isn’t as future‑ready as 8C/16T, particularly since upcoming consoles are expected to use 8C/16T processors. The timing for when games truly require 8C/16T remains uncertain. By the time that happens, the 3700 could already be outdated. If you’re targeting high refresh rates, consider the 10600K or the 10700K (or 9900K) if you have more budget flexibility. The added cores and threads might extend your lifespan by a couple of years. If you’re playing at 60 Hz, the CPU choice becomes less critical.
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slimemaster22
01-23-2020, 01:24 PM #3

6C/12T isn’t as future‑ready as 8C/16T, particularly since upcoming consoles are expected to use 8C/16T processors. The timing for when games truly require 8C/16T remains uncertain. By the time that happens, the 3700 could already be outdated. If you’re targeting high refresh rates, consider the 10600K or the 10700K (or 9900K) if you have more budget flexibility. The added cores and threads might extend your lifespan by a couple of years. If you’re playing at 60 Hz, the CPU choice becomes less critical.