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  1. christoskyr
    Its high cost compared to many other i7 2011-3 cpus I'm looking on spending around 300€ sooo
  2. christoskyr
    I'm using this build for gaming mostly.
  3. christoskyr
    So if I'm upgrading my pc every few years, going with the am4 chipset would be the better option for the support? Also what is zen 2?
  4. christoskyr
    But the 6700 and the 7700 are 1151 chipsets i'm confused
  5. christoskyr
    But why is it better? I mean the 6800k has a higher base clock and has a faster single core
  6. christoskyr
    I currently have an Asus Rampage V Extreme/U3.1 and a Xeon E5-2683 v3 and I'm think of either selling the Xeon for a used i7-6800k (I've been having problems on gaming because of the low frequency that the xeon is running at and I don't really want to bother with overclocking a xeon) or selling both mobo and cpu for Gigabyte AX370-Gaming K5 (rev. 1.0) and a Ryzen 7 1700.
  7. christoskyr
    I mean there are quite a few 240GB affordable M.2 NVMe PCIe ssds out there (e.g. Samsung 960 EVO NVMe M.2 250GB)
  8. christoskyr
    Don't call my gaming rig standard, it's "special" to me
  9. christoskyr
    Where did you look up the ssd scores?
  10. christoskyr
    Also any suggestions about a good 480gb sata ssd?
  11. christoskyr
    So if I'm not moving big files all the time and editing videos, and what I'm using my pc is gaming, a sata ssd is the better choice? If I'm running multiple programs at the same time, is it better to have an m.2 or a sata ssd?
  12. christoskyr
    By utilize, you mean whether my motherboard has an m.2 slot?
  13. christoskyr
    For 130-150€ is it better to buy a 240 GB m.2 drive (thinking about either Patriot Hellfire M.2 240GB or Samsung 960 EVO M.2 250GB) or a 480GB SATA ssd? I don't see why an m.2 would be a better solution as it is much faster Thank you for your time
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  15. christoskyr
    I know that but: 1) I have an arctic freezer i32 2) While it is possible, isn't it far less stable than a normal overclock?
  16. christoskyr
    Hello. I have recently built a pc with a used xeon E5-2683 v3 and a Gigabyte GeForce GTX1070 8GB Windforce OC and have seen bad framerate on many games (which is of course because of the low clock speed and the 1-2 core utilization). For that reason I am looking to buy a used i7 2011-3 processor and I don't know which one is the best. Many people suggest the 5820k and I don't get why that and not a 6000 series processor. Any suggestions? Thank you for your time
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