WTB: Intel 1150 i7 Processor

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wfarid

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Interested in a i7 Processor ; 4770, 4770k, or 4790k . Or anything along those lines.

Thanks!
 
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I might be selling my 4790K in the next week or so. Not sure, though. I have a new 1151 board coming and thinking of "upgrading" to a 7700K. Not really sure it's worth it though. :LOL:
 
well let me know if you think Kaby Lake is worth it ! You don't want to go Ryzen?
 
wfarid said:
You don't want to go Ryzen?
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Actually, I'm going to let Ryzen mature a little and manufactures come out with a better selection of motherboards. The current selection is pretty crapy honestly.

I've seen a lot of issues with the bios's and I'm sure they will get better as the tech matures.

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well let me know if you think Kaby Lake is worth it !
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That's the thing. I'm not so sure it's worth the "upgrade." :p Not even so sure it would be considered an upgrade. LOL
 
its not check Kyles review vs the 2500K
I am not saying the #'s on some benches aren't better, I am saying you as the human user will not notice any difference
like "milliseconds" are not noticable,
maybe huge renders or things similar might be a few seconds if you are doing that sort of work
but overall, unless you want to see 5Ghz. I would not make the jump unless you have a few hundred $$$ to throw around for fun
I'm running a 4790K @ 4.8ghz and barely noticed any difference from my e8600 @ 4.4 ghz. even in gaming (that set up is for sale BTW LOL)
The power of your GPU and a quality SSD = most performance gains in daily use situations and gaming
 
Any interest in a Xeon E3 1231v3 ? Its basically a 4790 I think without the igpu, but 4c8t ?
 
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