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I never realized how crap 4790k was until now.

I honestly thought 4790k was still a pretty good chip for gaming.

How I was so wrong.

Most games gpu limited anyway.

But after putting in my 3800x

 

But after loading star citizen my fps doubles. 

From 50fps too 100fps ( my monitors limit).

FF15 no low spikes now and +20 fps.

 

This really blows my mind.

 

And no low spikes in any games anymore.

 

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Yeah the 4 core CPUs are really starting to suffer in min FPS, going forward 6 core will be minimum for smooth gaming.

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My friend just got a used a 3rd gen i5 and he says that its good even tho I still think that its crap,but he only plays minecraft sooooo.....

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I ebay’d mine like 6 months ago when I side graded to a 2600x. Resell value was too high to not make a move. (And who wants such an old ass mobo anyway) Lucked out.

 

What a great processor that had a great launch price. Bought mine from a microcenter maybe like 5 or 6 months before the 6700k came out for 279 bucks plus 30 dollar mobo discount. 

 

If I remember correctly it traded blows with the 6700k during the 6700k launch window. 

 

 

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Sold mine two years ago and got a Ryzen 1700, never looked back. The 4790k was blistering fast at 4.8ghz, but goddamn did it run hot. Sold the chip for $300, the Maximus VII Formula for $220, and 16gb Corsair memory for $80. My Ryzen upgrade cost less than what I sold all my used shit for! :D (Got a cheaper mobo this time tho. that VII Formula was a nightmare)

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Star citizen is very cpu demanding...

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1 minute ago, BigDamn said:

Sold mine two years ago and got a Ryzen 1700, never looked back. The 4790k was blistering fast at 4.8ghz, but goddamn did it run hot. Sold the chip for $300, the Maximus VII Formula for $220, and 16gb Corsair memory for $80. My Ryzen upgrade cost less than what I sold all my used shit for! :D (Got a cheaper mobo this time tho. that VII Formula was a nightmare)

Nice. I thought about doing that deal. But everyone said it wasn't an upgrade. So I didnt. 

 

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2 minutes ago, kiwibacon said:

Nice. I thought about doing that deal. But everyone said it wasn't an upgrade. So I didnt. 

My 1700 overclocked to 4ghz has about the same IPC as a stock 4790k. My overclocked 4790k would be a decent bit faster in that regard. Generally in games IPC is important but I never noticed a dip in performance, and games like BF5 excel on chips with more cores. In terms of multithreaded performance the 1700 mops the floor with the 4790k. No comparison.

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38 minutes ago, kiwibacon said:

I honestly thought 4790k was still a pretty good chip for gaming.

How I was so wrong.

Most games gpu limited anyway.

But after putting in my 3800x

 

But after loading star citizen my fps doubles. 

From 50fps too 100fps ( my monitors limit).

FF15 no low spikes now and +20 fps.

 

This really blows my mind.

 

And no low spikes in any games anymore.

That moment you finally understand how PC's work  Grats ;)

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WTH would you run a $1300 2080 Ti with a 5 years old cpu?  Of course something more modern is going to have better results.  You could have saved a few last year and put the money towards a 2080, 2700x and decent mb last year and had similar results.

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Wish I didn’t buy one but I loved the boards I got for it. Kinda feeling the same way with my 8700k though. No head room for a better card now. Hope new games will run better. 

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