Intel 10th generation PCIe4 support is available.
Intel 10th generation PCIe4 support is available.
They don’t support PCIe 4, which is surprising. For a 10700K, you’d need an Intel CPU with PCIe 4 support, like the i7-10700K itself or a similar high-end model. A good motherboard would pair well with that processor, ensuring proper expansion slots and performance.
For boosting your CPU performance, a Z590 board is the right choice.
looks like there is no 11500k... Intel isnt making this easy huh.
The nearest match to 11500K is 11600K, though I’d prefer it stays at 11600K rather than dropping to 11500K. It might become a lower-tier option instead of a real upgrade.
I understand, yeah, I'm in. I found some benchmarks for guru3D that seem useful (usually I don't find them). With a 2080ti (roughly a 3070), they match my performance closely—about 10 frames per second more with the 3600. The 11600k gives a slight boost, which could mean an upgrade on the CPU side, though it's not huge. I think I should hold off for better deals on a 11700k, which would be a solid upgrade. What about a 11700k without overclocking? It's cheaper and the motherboard might fit. Also, just to note, I'm not aiming for a full upgrade, I just need a new CPU. I plan to use my 3600 with a GTX 1060 for streaming, so the new CPU should still work well. I also need to check PCIe 4 support and RAM compatibility, since my current Ryzen card doesn't support it.
Actually, it doesn't matter much at the moment unless you require very fast storage.