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i5 4460 or 4590 vs 4690

Hey guys, So I'm going to upgrade my CPU in January, and I'm thinking, should I get the 4460 or 4590, or the 4690? I have a B85 motherboard, and don't plan to overclock... Mainly using the CPU for gaming.

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4460 is the best value of those 3.

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If its just for gaming, just grab the 4460 :D

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I'm pretty sure the performance between the 3 is marginal. the 4460 will do fine with any gpu that's sensible to pair with it. 

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Hey guys, So I'm going to upgrade my CPU in January, and I'm thinking, should I get the 4460 or 4590, or the 4690? I have a B85 motherboard, and don't plan to overclock... Mainly using the CPU for gaming.

Thanks in Advance

4460 is your best bet since it's slightly cheaper.

 

If you can go for the 4690, I say go for it.

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Overclocking = 4690K

General Use = 4460

4590 = No one uses this imo

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Overclocking = 4690K

General Use = 4460

4590 = No one uses this imo

lol, that's the middle range one.

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If you have a microcenter near you, they have a 4690k for $199.99 when its usually like $240. And in my opinion will get you much better performance out of it since you can overclock if you please.

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If you have a microcenter near you, they have a 4690k for $199.99 when its usually like $240. And in my opinion will get you much better performance out of it since you can overclock if you please.

you can't overclock a 4690K on B85

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you can't overclock a 4690K on B85

I can't speak to the 4690k directly, since I have never tried it. But I can tell you that you most definitely can overclock a 4790k on B85, so I don't really see how a 4690k would be any different in that regard.

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