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12700f vs. 12600kf

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32 minutes ago, spennygx said:

It looks about like this.

Cooler Master i70C LGA1700 ARGB Intel Low-Profile CPU Air Cooler, Anodized  Black Aluminum Fins, Copper Insert Base, 95W TDP CPU Support, 120mm ARGB

Yeah, I wouldn't want to run a downdraft cooler like this on a 12700F. Assuming they are the same price I'd probably go for the 12600KF + better cooler tbh.

How is the performance difference between these two processors. Paired with a 4060 GPU and B660M motherboard will there be a gaming difference and/or productivity difference considering the extra cores of the i7 and higher clock of the i5?

i5-12600kf, 32Gb DDR4 3600, 1tb P300, 4060 8Gb

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Gaming difference, probably not much,

Productivity, depends on what you do, what do you do ?

(I have a 13600K with a 3070, quite similar system, just in case)

(by the way, consider using a contact frame)

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So you were looking at buying the used PC with the 12600KF, right?

 

If the context of your question is that you're considering buying the 12600KF PC and then replacing the 12600K with a 12700F, then I'll say that the 12700F is certainly not enough better than the 12600KF to be worth the money and time to do the swap.

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If you already have a 12600f, you might as well wait until you can do a proper upgrade. Performance difference is not worth the money it would cost at all 

 

If you are comparing two builds to buy, just watch a video of the CPU comparisons on youtube, like this one: 

 

 

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2 minutes ago, spennygx said:

I'm just looking at a similarly priced system with near identical specs but the i7 and slightly larger power supply but with worse cpu cooler.

What cooler specifically? The 240mm AIO in the 12600K system is way overkill for that CPU.

"TV Gaming" PC: Ryzen 5 5600 :: 32GB DDR4-3200 :: RTX 2070 Super :: 500GB PCIe 3.0 SSD :: 1.5TB of SATA SSDs :: Windows 11

"Desk Gaming" PC: i5-4690K :: 16GB DDR3-1600 :: RX 560D 4GB :: 500GB SATA SSD :: Linux Mint 22

Office PC: Dell Pro 14 :: Ultra 7 268V :: 32GB DDR5-8533 :: 512GB PCIe 4.0 NVMe :: 6TB HDD :: Windows 11

Laptop: Dell Latitude 15.6" :: i5-4200U :: 8GB DDR3-1600 :: 500GB SATA SSD :: Linux Mint 22

Primary NAS: i5-7500 :: 16GB DDR4-2133 :: 250GB SSD :: 8TB HDD :: TrueNAS Scale 24.10

Web Server/Backup NAS: Raspberry Pi 4 Model B :: 2GB RAM :: 64GB microSD card :: 8TB HDD :: Raspberry Pi OS

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32 minutes ago, spennygx said:

It looks about like this.

Cooler Master i70C LGA1700 ARGB Intel Low-Profile CPU Air Cooler, Anodized  Black Aluminum Fins, Copper Insert Base, 95W TDP CPU Support, 120mm ARGB

Yeah, I wouldn't want to run a downdraft cooler like this on a 12700F. Assuming they are the same price I'd probably go for the 12600KF + better cooler tbh.

"TV Gaming" PC: Ryzen 5 5600 :: 32GB DDR4-3200 :: RTX 2070 Super :: 500GB PCIe 3.0 SSD :: 1.5TB of SATA SSDs :: Windows 11

"Desk Gaming" PC: i5-4690K :: 16GB DDR3-1600 :: RX 560D 4GB :: 500GB SATA SSD :: Linux Mint 22

Office PC: Dell Pro 14 :: Ultra 7 268V :: 32GB DDR5-8533 :: 512GB PCIe 4.0 NVMe :: 6TB HDD :: Windows 11

Laptop: Dell Latitude 15.6" :: i5-4200U :: 8GB DDR3-1600 :: 500GB SATA SSD :: Linux Mint 22

Primary NAS: i5-7500 :: 16GB DDR4-2133 :: 250GB SSD :: 8TB HDD :: TrueNAS Scale 24.10

Web Server/Backup NAS: Raspberry Pi 4 Model B :: 2GB RAM :: 64GB microSD card :: 8TB HDD :: Raspberry Pi OS

Other tech stuff: iPad Pro M4 13" :: Samsung Galaxy A15 4GB :: 2022 Kindle Fire HD 7 :: PS4 Slim w/ 1TB SSD :: OG Nintendo Switch

 

 

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11 hours ago, spennygx said:

It looks about like this.

Cooler Master i70C LGA1700 ARGB Intel Low-Profile CPU Air Cooler, Anodized  Black Aluminum Fins, Copper Insert Base, 95W TDP CPU Support, 120mm ARGB

So I recommend ypu post links of your used systems.

 

These coolers are legit just the garbage stock cooler but with a rgb fan. Usually used in systems to make them look more fancy and upsell.

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