K or not k?

[experiencednoob]

im choosing between 4690k and just 4690 (i5)

 

i could get the 4690k for just 10 dollars more

 

should i go with the 4690k or just the 4690?

[Geralt]

For 10 bucks, I'd say get the K even if you're not overclocking. Then if you feel confident you can try OCing.

[Swndlr]

Id do it Over clocking is fun and good if its not gonna cost too much more.

[alexhelvetica]

Get the K CPU, K are overclockable

[Valkyrie Lenneth]

K, even if u dont overclock  a non K cpu will be hard to sell compared to a K

[experiencednoob]

then K it is!!!

[Samsterstorm]

'K' all the way, rolls off the tough better when u add a 'K' Plus one day u might wanna try OCing and if u get a non - 'K' then you just cant

 

GO FOR 'K'

[User1868]

Someone once told me that if you get a K CPU you can later oveclock it when it starts slowing down your computer and in effect it can last you longer (a extra generation I've heard)

[Speaker1264]

Someone once told me that if you get a K CPU you can later oveclock it when it starts slowing down your computer and in effect it can last you longer (a extra generation I've heard)

 

Or you could just overclock it right when you get it and you will be a generation ahead!  *mind blown*

[User1868]

Or you could just overclock it right when you get it and you will be a generation ahead!  *mind blown*

Yea if you're not afraid of overclocking - I'm not that experienced with overclocking and I'll probably not overclock for a while when I get a new computer

[TheProfosist]

Always K unless your going Xeon because why not?