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why peaple go to buy i7 not i5 or i3 when they have the same perfermance in gaming with any gpu like gtx 750 ti gtx 970 or titan x??????

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why peaple go to buy i7 not i5 or i3 when they have the same perfermance in gaming with any gpu like gtx 750 ti gtx 970 or titan x??????

Go on try gaming with an i3 and a GTX Titan I dare ya'

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Only crazy people Buy i7s

Only people who can't afford i5s buy i3s.

(Not Really)

 

Lots of people Buy i5s, they are the best in price to performance and WHO NEEDS HyperThreading?

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Go on try gaming with an i3 and a GTX Titan I dare ya'

i5 4460 doesn't bottleneck any Titan except the Z.

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i5 4460 doesn't bottleneck any Titan except the Z.

I did specifically say i3 if you bothered to look -_-

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Because they need that for some specific purpose.

 

Like Video Editing and rendering stuffs.

 

Gaming is not the only use for a computer as @Oshino Shinobu said.

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Because you can do more with a PC than game only?

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why peaple go to buy i7 not i5 or i3 when they have the same perfermance in gaming with any gpu like gtx 750 ti gtx 970 or titan x??????

 

Because there is more in the world then gaming?

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Everybody likes to think they will be doing something like video editing and such but most i7 owners rarely do such things. Still if you have the extra money is nice to have the option of doing more.

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I did specifically say i3 if you bothered to look -_-

I did not say you said i5.

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Go on try gaming with an i3 and a GTX Titan I dare ya'

 

I did not say you said i5.

Ahem...

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Ahem...

What? i3/i5 prices aren't that much of a different, that's my statement.

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Here is an extremely accurate and detailed answer. BECAUSE THEY CAN!!!!

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What? i3/i5 prices aren't that much of a different, that's my statement.

 

 

Ahem...

 

 

Everybody likes to think they will be doing something like video editing and such but most i7 owners rarely do such things. Still if you have the extra money is nice to have the option of doing more.

 

 

A lot of people just don't know any better.

 

 

Because there is more in the world then gaming?

 

 

Because you can do more with a PC than game only?

 

 

Because they need that for some specific purpose.

 

Like Video Editing and rendering stuffs.

 

Gaming is not the only use for a computer as @Oshino Shinobu said.

 

 

Only crazy people Buy i7s

Only people who can't afford i5s buy i3s.

(Not Really)

 

Lots of people Buy i5s, they are the best in price to performance and WHO NEEDS HyperThreading?

 

 

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Gaming is not the only use for a computer. 

so can i get an i3 to get a good perfermance in gaming and every think ??

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so can i get an i3 to get a good perfermance in gaming and every think ??

For gaming, Consider an i5 44460/4440/4690K(if you're into overclocking).

 

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so can i get an i3 to get a good perfermance in gaming and every think ??

"i3" is too wide of a range.

What i3 specifically? What GPU? What games?

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so can i get an i3 to get a good perfermance in gaming and every think ??

i3 for multimedia, any i5+ for gaming.

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so can i get an i3 to get a good perfermance in gaming and every think ??

 

 

From a gaming perspective, it highly depends on the games you play.

An i5 will give you better performance then an i3 in multithreaded  games,

that are optimized to used 4 threads.

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so can i get an i3 to get a good perfermance in gaming and every think ??

No, you will get mediocre performance or in some games run like SHIT!!

If you can afford an i5, get an i5.

I would personally go for an APU and get a R7 GPU and crossfire it instead of an i3.

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...because people do more than gaming with their 1k+$ computers... mindblowing right?

Don't ask to ask, just ask... please 🤨

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i3 does not beat or tie a i7 in gaming. Also i7 will beat an i5 of the same generation due to it's high clock speed.

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"i3" is too wide of a range.

What i3 specifically? What GPU? What games?

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