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Why I switched from a 3700X to a 9700K (a reaction to Linus' Why I still love Intel video)

2 minutes ago, Mister Woof said:

Yeah, I'm just saying there's no improvement for real life users because usually only enthusiasts buy k chips and most enthusiasts overclock anyway so the stock clock unnoticed m improvements are lately meaningless.

Im going to say that 90% of K series chips never get overclocked beyond the auto max turbo setting on motherboards.  I do computer service and see TONS of K series chips in H/B series boards.

 

"It costs more money so its better, and that one streamer guy uses it"

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3 minutes ago, KarathKasun said:

Im going to say that 90% of K series chips never get overclocked beyond the auto max turbo setting on motherboards.  I do computer service and see TONS of K series chips in H/B series boards.

 

"It costs more money so its better, and that one streamer guy uses it"

Morons

 

Bought the wife a locked 8700 because she didn't care for overclock.

 

It runs at exactly the same speed as the k does in real world (4.3ghz) and was only $299.

 

If you aren't gonna overclock on the 8th gen i7 there was no reason at all to get the k as it performs exactly the same.

Before you reply to my post, REFRESH. 99.99% chance I edited my post. 

 

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