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Stop crying like a bitch and enjoy your CPU 4.5GHz....
If you are anything like me, you might as well buy the 2600k... That regret will always be in the back of your mind...
EDIT: 5ghz...??? Really? Wow... Time to try OCing mine...
After reading few articles, I think the i5 2500K is a great buy. The difference between the two does not warrant the extra $100 unless you are doing heavy video editing. For gaming and day to day use I think this machine will do, for now! hehehehe!
BTW I found the video...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q91tE7EOZBQ
If that's a gaming rig, the difference between the i5 and i7 is virtually nonexistent so there really isn't any reason to drop an extra $100. You'd be better off selling that GTX480 and buying a GTX580. The money would be about the same and you'd get a much bigger boost in performance.
I got the 2600k, running at 4.4 Ghz.
I see both sides of the issue. I regret spending the extra 100$ dollars, but at the same time I'm ocd and wanted to have the best. However I really believe the extra benefits to be almost worthless (worth perhaps several percent). If I could go back in time I would probably go back in time and get a larger SSD.
If that's a gaming rig, the difference between the i5 and i7 is virtually nonexistent so there really isn't any reason to drop an extra $100. You'd be better off selling that GTX480 and buying a GTX580. The money would be about the same and you'd get a much bigger boost in performance.
Or use the money for a SSD and overclock the damn 480 to near or above stock 580 speeds.
Definitely putting the extra cash on another SSD drive. I'm a bit hesitant to overclock my 480 till I get a decent cooler on it. I read on here a few people frying their 480.
Have had my 480 for months, oc'ed past stock GTX 580 speeds with voltages raised. NP just make sure you jack that fan up.