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The latter has a higher base clock as well as a larger amount of cache. So unless you're a content creator, it shouldn't matter much at all.

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The latter has a higher base clock as well as a larger amount of cache. So unless you're a content creator, it shouldn't matter much at all.

It's something unpredictable. But in the end is right. I hope you've had the time of your life.

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As @DarkLordDylan said plus the 5930K has full PCI-E lanes. While 5820K doesn't.
So in reality the 5820K is double nerfed CPU.

I would recommend either the 5930k, used/new 4930K or 4790K.
I'm really not a fan of the 5820K. It shouldn't exist.

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