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Upgrading from i5 750 to 4670k worth it?

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if you want to upgrade, wait for haswell refresh, pile up more money and get overclockable i7

it will be better overclocker than haswell

Hey, i'm new here so i hope i'm doing this right...

So i've got this i5 750 i've been using quite a while now, i've bought a new gpu already (gtx 760) and i thought i should upgrade the cpu and get myself a 4670k

But i'm not sure if it's really worth it because i'd have to buy another motherboard and i don't know if i could get a lot more performance just by overclocking it

Or maybe i should buy an AMD cpu... I don't know =/

Someone help me? Thanks ;)

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NO. That would be a waste of money. You might as well buy 32GB of RAM.

 

But seriously, just overclock it.

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Wait for the haswell refresh. There will be better stuff.

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if you want to upgrade, wait for haswell refresh, pile up more money and get overclockable i7

it will be better overclocker than haswell

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Wait for Z97 and than upgrade. It will be a nice step up.

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Not a big step up, Get a good cooler and oc that thing a bit and wait for Z97





 
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Guess I'll just get a good cooler, overclock the 750 and wait for the haswell refresh, thanks guys ;D

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Bit off topic but what is the deal with Broadwell and Devils Canyon. Which is hot and when? I have had 3570 for a while that I sold for an upgrade for Z97 in next month or so. Was I too quick to sell? Got good deal so money wise no issues.

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you guys have no idea what you are talking about...the i5-750 is much slower than a modern core i5 CPU...it's overall a good 50% slower in fact...it would be a major step-up upgrade,

the 4670K as a 67% better performance PER CORE over the 750...here:

 

http://www.cpu-world.com/Compare/453/Intel_Core_i5_i5-4670K_vs_Intel_Core_i5_i5-750.html

 

http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Core-i5-750-vs-Intel-Core-i5-4670K

 

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You guys see intel and you go wow ok this has a good IPC and is plenty fast enough...the truth is intel made a MAJOR step-up when they came up with sandy bridge CPU...

everything they did before that was MUCH slower and really not that great you know...

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