Compare the Intel Core i7-11700K and the Intel Core I9 10850K to decide which fits your needs best.
Compare the Intel Core i7-11700K and the Intel Core I9 10850K to decide which fits your needs best.
I'm setting up the integrated GPU now. I'm curious if an 11th generation one would perform better for the tasks I mentioned until I receive a dedicated GPU.
Don't focus on that point—it doesn't really matter for long-term benefits. If the chipset provides real value, that's enough. For other scenarios, a very high bandwidth PCIe device seems unnecessary.
Userbenchmark is highly biased and not trustworthy for accurate data. If you must use LGA1200, choose the 10850K. The 11700K is 8C/16T, while the 10850K is 10C/20T. No. Do not proceed. Get the 10850K.
Wow, it's surprising how he picks CPU recommendations using base clock data.
I assembled an i9 10900k system at the end of last year. At retail it draws 220 watts, while overclocking pushes it to 330 watts. My i9 9900k consumes roughly 120 watts at stock and about 158 watts when overclocked, slightly warmer than my R7 5800x. The ten-core configuration demands enhanced cooling and a superior motherboard, which adds to the overall cost of the ten-core build.
Everyone, I’m considering the 10850K and wondering if the Deepcool GameStorm Castle 240EX cooler is sufficient.