CPU dilemma

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Budget £950

Country: UK

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: After effects, Ableton gaming

Other details I have a 7700k and 2080 16 GB ram. I'm looking to do an upgrade on CPU and re case into a Dan a4 

 

What court do you think will be best I'm currently looking at:

 

Amd R7 5800x

 

Intel i9-10900kf

 

Intel i9-11900f

 

Don't know what I should do because I would like more cores but I think 8 cores 16 threads is enough

 

[QuantumSingularity]

Of course the 5800X. It is still the best value 8-core CPU you can get, especially with a good cooling solution and the room it has for OC.

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4 minutes ago, QuantumSingularity said:

Of course the 5800X. 

Haven't gone and recently how are there storage usb's and ethernet controllers this machine is being moved around alot. Less errors the better.

[QuantumSingularity]

What you mean less errors???

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Just now, QuantumSingularity said:

What you mean less errors???

Well with Intel's boards it's all controlled by Intels chipset don't really get driver or miss Mach issues. Amd Third party chips all controling different parts of the board might be plagued with working then not working issues just for random bits.

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Just now, Skills pending said:

Well with Intel's boards it's all controlled by Intels chipset don't really get driver or miss Mach issues. Amd Third party chips all controling different parts of the board might be plagued with working then not working issues just for random bits.

Like usb drop out or somthing dumb like that 

 

[leclod]

I won't change, 7700k is still good.

Not before DDR5

I bet you'll hardly see a difference

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1 minute ago, leclod said:

I won't change, 7700k is still good.

Not before DDR5

I bet you'll hardly see a difference

DDR5 won't be worth my time till 2022

 

I would need it to grow up a bit before going onto the bleeding edge 

[QuantumSingularity]

The only time i've seen what you call USB drop out, was when a guy had the power saving option turned on in Windows on his USB host controller. Blaming the chipset for USB errors is like blaming the GPU for crappy picture over the 30m long cheap Chinese HDMI cable.