Subzerok11
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I was going to buy a 8600K for sure but the prices maybe higher then what a I5 usually goes for, which is anywhere from $199 to 240. The 8600K maybe be closer to $275 this time around.
This article, which to be taken with a grain a salt benches a 8350K against the 7700K and beats the it in the single core benchmarks and comes close in the multithread tests. I'd rather save possibly $50-100. I my opinion 4 cores is just fine for what I need and from what I've seen 4 cores is plenty for the masses. I'm not buying into something I just don't need.
http://wccftech.com/intel-coffee-lake-core-i3-8350k-cpu-benchmarks-leak/
PC world did a article testing how many cores you actually need for gaming and at the end they suggest 6600K basically a 4 core.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/3039...es-you-really-need-for-directx-12-gaming.html
This article, which to be taken with a grain a salt benches a 8350K against the 7700K and beats the it in the single core benchmarks and comes close in the multithread tests. I'd rather save possibly $50-100. I my opinion 4 cores is just fine for what I need and from what I've seen 4 cores is plenty for the masses. I'm not buying into something I just don't need.
http://wccftech.com/intel-coffee-lake-core-i3-8350k-cpu-benchmarks-leak/
PC world did a article testing how many cores you actually need for gaming and at the end they suggest 6600K basically a 4 core.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/3039...es-you-really-need-for-directx-12-gaming.html