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1 minute ago, d00m1ord said:

what does optane do??

I have an SSD for my OS and a 4tb Seagate HDD already

optane is a accelerator for your harddrive. but I really don't think they are worth 60 bucks. I would just get the board without it. 

3 minutes ago, LukeSavenije said:

yep. gigabyte is pretty good these days. how much would it cost you?

£180 ish 

they also make the same board without the optane module for about £120 is the 32gb optane worth the extra money??

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Just now, d00m1ord said:

£180 ish 

they also make the same board without the optane module for about £120 is the 32gb optane worth the extra money??

not worth it imo. and as far as I know a optane model isn't worth 60 bucks. But even then, a real ssd is still waaaaaay better. and you can get a good ssd for 60 bucks these days

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Just now, LukeSavenije said:

not worth it imo. and as far as I know a optane model isn't worth 60 bucks. But even then, a real ssd is still waaaaaay better. and you can get a good ssd for 60 bucks these days

what does optane do??

I have an SSD for my OS and a 4tb Seagate HDD already

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1 minute ago, d00m1ord said:

what does optane do??

I have an SSD for my OS and a 4tb Seagate HDD already

optane is a accelerator for your harddrive. but I really don't think they are worth 60 bucks. I would just get the board without it. 

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1 minute ago, LukeSavenije said:

optane is a accelerator for your harddrive. but I really don't think they are worth 60 bucks. I would just get the board without it. 

ok also should I get the 8700k or 9700k its mainly a gaming machine

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3 minutes ago, d00m1ord said:

what does optane do??

I have an SSD for my OS and a 4tb Seagate HDD already

If you already have SSD than optane is waste of your money as well as hardware resources.

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Just now, d00m1ord said:

ok also should I get the 8700k or 9700k its mainly a gaming machine

well, I haven't watched that many benchmarks of the 9700k, so I might not be the right one to ask, but both are as far as I know great cpu's

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Just now, LukeSavenije said:

well, I haven't watched that many benchmarks of the 9700k, so I might not be the right one to ask, but both are as far as I know great cpu's

ok thanks for the help

 

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8 minutes ago, d00m1ord said:

ok also should I get the 8700k or 9700k its mainly a gaming machine

Just pick up a 8700K. The performance is not that different and you'll save good amount of money. 9700K is not worth the extra cost imo. 

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Just now, Rex_G said:

Just pick up a 8700K. The performance is not that different and you'll save good amount of money. 9700K is not worth the extra cost.

ok thanks

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