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Compare the I7 8700K and I7 6800K models.

Compare the I7 8700K and I7 6800K models.

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Gillious
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07-23-2017, 09:35 PM
#21
I'm just saying that there is a high probability that i7 8700k will be the only CPU you can put on the Z370 chipset. Who cares if the socket is alive if you have to change motherboard every single time? Do you think that i7 7700k owners felt like their socket is alive when 8700k launched and they learned that they have to buy a new mobo if they want to upgrade?
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Gillious
07-23-2017, 09:35 PM #21

I'm just saying that there is a high probability that i7 8700k will be the only CPU you can put on the Z370 chipset. Who cares if the socket is alive if you have to change motherboard every single time? Do you think that i7 7700k owners felt like their socket is alive when 8700k launched and they learned that they have to buy a new mobo if they want to upgrade?

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_DiseGames_
Junior Member
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07-24-2017, 01:09 AM
#22
kek.
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_DiseGames_
07-24-2017, 01:09 AM #22

kek.

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Sophie_Louisee
Junior Member
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07-31-2017, 11:04 AM
#23
I believe a Ryzen 2600x fits better than a 6800k based on our pricing and stock. If your entire 6800k setup is significantly more affordable, it’s wiser to choose that path. Performance-wise, they’d be comparable in theory.
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Sophie_Louisee
07-31-2017, 11:04 AM #23

I believe a Ryzen 2600x fits better than a 6800k based on our pricing and stock. If your entire 6800k setup is significantly more affordable, it’s wiser to choose that path. Performance-wise, they’d be comparable in theory.

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ItsCrazyDesi
Junior Member
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07-31-2017, 12:55 PM
#24
Receiving 8700k is great—thanks to everyone for sharing the details!
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ItsCrazyDesi
07-31-2017, 12:55 PM #24

Receiving 8700k is great—thanks to everyone for sharing the details!

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ImJesse1
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08-01-2017, 03:22 PM
#25
I installed my system in July 2016 featuring an ASUS ROG X99 STRIX MB i7 Xseries i76850k with more PCI lanes. It handles the 6800 6-core 12th Gen processor efficiently, achieving temperatures around 4.417-4.424 on looped cooling. The setup includes a 32GB DDR4 3000@31X 2 X 1080GTX EVGA SUPERCLOCKED SSD with RAID 0 and 16GB RAM cache. A 3000W PS Corsair power supply supports the PC, which runs at 80+. The final configuration is a strong 27-inch 1440p display at 165Hz, delivering the best performance for gaming in 2016.
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ImJesse1
08-01-2017, 03:22 PM #25

I installed my system in July 2016 featuring an ASUS ROG X99 STRIX MB i7 Xseries i76850k with more PCI lanes. It handles the 6800 6-core 12th Gen processor efficiently, achieving temperatures around 4.417-4.424 on looped cooling. The setup includes a 32GB DDR4 3000@31X 2 X 1080GTX EVGA SUPERCLOCKED SSD with RAID 0 and 16GB RAM cache. A 3000W PS Corsair power supply supports the PC, which runs at 80+. The final configuration is a strong 27-inch 1440p display at 165Hz, delivering the best performance for gaming in 2016.

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