Jonathan93

Okay, thanks so it's useless to take an i7 4770k If I don't plan on using programs that use hyperthreading? But is the i7 faster for booting up, transferring files, opening up programs, loading web pages?

What if future games support hyper threading 'cause both PS4 and Xbox one have 8-core processor?

Ok so i guess I'll wait until I have more money

I'm in Canada, is that a problem?

Should I get the i7 4770k if i don't want to change cpu in 4 years?

Hello I have problems with my current motherboard, the audio ports are not functioning as they should, I can't overclock my CPU well, I can't let my RAM run at 1866, I don't have USB3 nor SATA 3 so I think it's time to change it all. Actually, a new motherboard and a new cpu are the last thing to buy since i have bought everything else. At first, i was thinking of buying a i7 4770k but I'm low on cash so the i5 is tempting but I don't want to have to buy a new cpu in 3 years and have a slower CPU, i want something very fast, fluent... Thing is, I mostly play FPS games and i know the CPU gets intensely used when playing with 64 players (BF3, BF4, RO2) or when playing strategic games (COH2, SC2) I want to go i5 4670k/i7 4770k with a MSI Z87A-G45 gaming MY rig i5 750 3.4 ghz (old) ASUS p5p77D-le (old) GTX 770 EVGA SuperClocked ACX Samsung S23A700D 120hz Corsair AX760i Noctua NH- U9B SE2 OCZ Vertex 3 120go Windows 7 64 bits G.SKILL Ripjaws 8go DDR3 1866 Fractal Design Define XL R2 I just want to have the fastest computer (bootup, games 120hz, browsing, mail, films) Should i wait for them to get cheaper? Will they? ​Thanks for enlightening me, I'm in the dark here!