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Considering an upgrade to the i5 8600K

Considering an upgrade to the i5 8600K

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_iBlue_
Junior Member
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12-06-2019, 10:05 AM
#21
Yeah, see my edits. I'm an edit monster on this forum and I tend to respond before my brain finishes thinking. IMO, Ryzen 3000 is a sidegrade, Intel 9700k is a scam, and Intel 9900k is too expensive for the benefits.
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_iBlue_
12-06-2019, 10:05 AM #21

Yeah, see my edits. I'm an edit monster on this forum and I tend to respond before my brain finishes thinking. IMO, Ryzen 3000 is a sidegrade, Intel 9700k is a scam, and Intel 9900k is too expensive for the benefits.

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radioredstoan
Junior Member
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12-06-2019, 11:03 AM
#22
You've been checking out videos and might want a 5.0 GHz OC for your CPU, plus consider upgrading the video card and RAM. It raises questions about whether investing in better cooling could be more practical than buying a new processor.
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radioredstoan
12-06-2019, 11:03 AM #22

You've been checking out videos and might want a 5.0 GHz OC for your CPU, plus consider upgrading the video card and RAM. It raises questions about whether investing in better cooling could be more practical than buying a new processor.

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Totoro_Playz
Member
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12-06-2019, 07:28 PM
#23
From personal experience on my chip between 4.7 and 5ghz there's not a huge difference in perceived performance. But better cooling isnt a bad idea and can be reused typically
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Totoro_Playz
12-06-2019, 07:28 PM #23

From personal experience on my chip between 4.7 and 5ghz there's not a huge difference in perceived performance. But better cooling isnt a bad idea and can be reused typically

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