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Top CPU choice among them is the one with the highest performance and efficiency.

Top CPU choice among them is the one with the highest performance and efficiency.

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_Dumle03_
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10-01-2020, 08:45 AM
#11
You require a more powerful CPU because the 3500u handles office tasks and browsing well, while the 10600k offers only marginal gains. IGpu outperforms the hd630, meaning you'd end up with a system that's not much better for your budget. It doesn't make sense to buy a PC that performs just as well but is noticeably worse in games.
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_Dumle03_
10-01-2020, 08:45 AM #11

You require a more powerful CPU because the 3500u handles office tasks and browsing well, while the 10600k offers only marginal gains. IGpu outperforms the hd630, meaning you'd end up with a system that's not much better for your budget. It doesn't make sense to buy a PC that performs just as well but is noticeably worse in games.

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Th9Ma63
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10-01-2020, 02:39 PM
#12
My CPU isn’t performing well enough. Even with just three tabs and one YouTube window, it uses between 15% and 65%, making my laptop very noisy. Playing League of Legends in performance mode (low quality) takes up about 45% of the CPU, while testing an i5-10400 with UHD 630 delivers over 120 FPS at high settings—far more than what my CPU can handle at its weakest. I’m focusing on programming here, so higher clock speeds and extra cores/threads are ideal, especially with a 10600K model. I’ll wait another month to see if new CPUs arrive before making a purchase, but right now the 10600K seems like the best option. I’m concerned about spending more on a high-end CPU when I’m already on a budget and not planning to build a $1000 PC.
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Th9Ma63
10-01-2020, 02:39 PM #12

My CPU isn’t performing well enough. Even with just three tabs and one YouTube window, it uses between 15% and 65%, making my laptop very noisy. Playing League of Legends in performance mode (low quality) takes up about 45% of the CPU, while testing an i5-10400 with UHD 630 delivers over 120 FPS at high settings—far more than what my CPU can handle at its weakest. I’m focusing on programming here, so higher clock speeds and extra cores/threads are ideal, especially with a 10600K model. I’ll wait another month to see if new CPUs arrive before making a purchase, but right now the 10600K seems like the best option. I’m concerned about spending more on a high-end CPU when I’m already on a budget and not planning to build a $1000 PC.

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