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Of those the 11700, but why only those options?

 

Both of them are poor choices 

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Context about the rest of the build, you budget, and what you want to do with the system would be helpful. This is a very weird comparison. There are certain circumstances where the 5600G might be a worthy buy; I struggle to think of one where the 11700 would be. 

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4 minutes ago, Middcore said:

Context about the rest of the build, you budget, and what you want to do with the system would be helpful. This is a very weird comparison. There are certain circumstances where the 5600G might be a worthy buy; I struggle to think of one where the 11700 would be. 

The only scenario the 5600G is worthwhile is in absence of a GPU; in all other metrics the 11700 is just a better chip. Faster, more cores, PCIE4. Integrated video was more an issue when GPUs were scarce. Things have changed significantly though, and there's no reason to single out either one of these unless they're comparing 2 prebuilts.

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Just now, Devryd said:

the 5600g has the better upgrade path, though

Both have no real upgrade path - AM4 is dead and buying a 5600g now instead of just getting the 5600X or w/e now makes no sense either. Which is why both are poor choices.

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AMD recently said, that there might be more CPUs coming for AM4.
And the 5950x is a better upgrade than the 11900k

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Just now, Devryd said:

AMD recently said, that there might be more CPUs coming for AM4.
And the 5950x is a better upgrade than the 11900k

Then why buy the 5600g now? It's overall a loss. Just get the 5950x. Or whatever else. It's wasted money to buy the 5600g.

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Just now, Devryd said:

or the r7 5800x3d

Personally, Ryzen 5 5600 (nonx), 5700x, and 5900x are the good values right now. There's no world I'd choose the 5600g.

 

Discrete graphics are abundant right now.

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5 minutes ago, Shimmy Gummi said:

The only scenario the 5600G is worthwhile is in absence of a GPU; in all other metrics the 11700 is just a better chip. Faster, more cores, PCIE4. Integrated video was more an issue when GPUs were scarce. Things have changed significantly though, and there's no reason to single out either one of these unless they're comparing 2 prebuilts.

And yet not having a GPU is a real scenario, whereas there's virtually no case for buying any 11th gen Intel chip now that 12 gen exists.

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Just now, Shimmy Gummi said:

There's no world I'd choose the 5600g.

Thats true, but @Niz0909 only gave us the 2 options. I was only making a point. Just because the upgrade path is better, doenst mean its the better choice

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3 minutes ago, Middcore said:

And yet not having a GPU is a real scenario, whereas there's virtually no case for buying any 11th gen Intel chip now that 12 gen exists.

Maybe one day we'll know if OP intends ever to use integrated graphics or as usual they respond 2 months later, if ever.

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CPU: Ryzen 5-5600g

GPU: Radeon Vega 7 Graphics

GPU2 - RTX 3060

MB: Asus TUF Gaming B550 Plus

RAM: 16 GB (2x8 GB) DDR4 3600MHz Corsair Vengeance Pro

SSD: 128 GB

HDD% 500 GB

Power Supply Thermaltake 600w 80Plus

Case: Gamemax RGB + 4 LED 

 

 

 

MB: Intel® B560

CPU: Intel® Core™ i7-11700 (16M Cache, up to 4.90 GHz)

Cooling: Air Cooler

DDR4 16gb ram

SSD 512 GB

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 I want to have integrated graphics for obs DXGI desktop duplication so I won't have yellow border 

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If you need integrated graphics for that, I'd just get an i5-12400 or i7-12700 and a b660. They will outperform the 5600g at everything.

 

But choosing between just those who....there has to be more options out there

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Then what about this?

CPU: Intel Core i5-11600k

GPU: MSI RTX 3060 12gb

RAM: 16GB 3600mhz CORSAIR (2x8)

SSD: 500gb SAMSUNG 980evo NVMe M.2

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CPU Fan: T400I

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13 minutes ago, Niz0909 said:

Then how about this?

CPU: Intel Core i5-11600k

GPU: MSI RTX 3060 12gb

RAM: 16GB 3600mhz CORSAIR (2x8)

SSD: 500gb SAMSUNG 980evo NVMe M.2

MB: MSI Z590 A pro

CPU Fan: T400I

PowerSupply: Thermaltake 650W 80 Plus

Case: Gamemax RGB + 4 Led

Is i5 11600k good for gaming and streaming

 

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1 hour ago, Shimmy Gummi said:

If you need integrated graphics for that, I'd just get an i5-12400 or i7-12700 and a b660. They will outperform the 5600g at everything.

 

But choosing between just those who....there has to be more options out there

Then what about this?

CPU: Intel Core i5-11600k

GPU: MSI RTX 3060 12gb

RAM: 16GB 3600mhz CORSAIR (2x8)

SSD: 500gb SAMSUNG 980evo NVMe M.2

MB: MSI Z590 A pro

CPU Fan: T400I

PowerSupply: Thermaltake 650W 80 Plus

Case: Gamemax RGB + 4 Led

Is the i5-11600k good for gaming and streaming?

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Why the determination to get 11th gen Intel over 12th?

Corps aren't your friends. "Bottleneck calculators" are BS. Only suckers buy based on brand. It's your PC, do what makes you happy.  If your build meets your needs, you don't need anyone else to "rate" it for you. And talking about being part of a "master race" is cringe. Watch this space for further truths people need to hear.

 

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If for some reason your region doesn't have 12th gen, and you must have integrated graphics between the 5600G and the 11600k....it's a tough call.

 

They are pretty close in performance in games and stuff, with Intel having the lead here. But consider the following:

 

5600G:

1. Can upgrade to a faster CPU, but there are no faster CPUs currently available with iGPUs or than the 5700G, which is the limit. Possibly iGPU 7000 series, but unknown if they will be AM4. You may be stuck on PCIE3 forever. G chips also have half the L3 cache as their non-G counterparts.

2. Less expensive motherboards.

3. Less expensive cooling.

 

11600k/11700k:

1. Faster than the 5600G and 5700g in most metrics.

2. PCIE4.

3. More expensive motherboards.

4. More expensive cooling.

 

PCIE4 may not seem important now, but if you decide later to upgrade to a more powerful GPU, it may make a difference. PCIE3/4 difference already manifests in RTX 3090.

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16 hours ago, Middcore said:

Context about the rest of the build, you budget, and what you want to do with the system would be helpful. This is a very weird comparison. There are certain circumstances where the 5600G might be a worthy buy; I struggle to think of one where the 11700 would be. 

budget 1500 usd.I will use the pc mainly for gaming and streaming.

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the reason why I choose 5-5600g and i5-11600k because they have igpu and their performance is better than i7-10750h.My brother have a notebook which cpu is i7-10750h when I play game on it I see than cpu usage is 20-50 percent on some games like war thunder.When I searched for i7 10750h vs 5-5600g and i5 11600k I find userbenchmark and versus.and there I find that 5 5600g and i5 11600k is better than i7 10750h without overclocking.

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CPU: Intel Core i7-11700K
GPU: RTX 3060ti
RAM: 16 GB (2x8 GB) DDR4 3600MHz Corsair Vengeance Pro RGB
SSD: 500 Gb Samsung-980 PCIe 3.0 M.2 NVMe
MB: MSI Z590-A Pro
CPU Fan: CoolerMaster T400I
PowerSupply: Thermalteke 700W 80 Plus Bronze
Case: Gamemax RGB + 4 Led

what about this one?

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