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yannick12

Hey,

 

is there a old i5 that is still worth it? skylake is a bit too exspensive.

 

thanks

Intel Core I5-6500, Gigabyte GTx 750 Ti 4Gb

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1 minute ago, Vape_lord said:

Hey,

 

is there a old i5 that is still worth it? skylake is a bit too exspensive.

 

thanks

i5 4690k? i5 4670k? i5 3570k? i5 2500k?

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What kind of budget do you have for the CPU and motherboard and do you have any components already?

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Just now, Minibois said:

What kind of budget do you have for the CPU and motherboard and do you have any components already?

100 euro (i live in the netherlands) already have the gpu(gtx 750ti) motherboard also under 100 euro 

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Intel Core I5-6500, Gigabyte GTx 750 Ti 4Gb

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9 minutes ago, Vape_lord said:

100 euro (i live in the netherlands) already have the gpu(gtx 750ti) motherboard also under 100 euro 

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For 100 euros there is not much you can get, even 2nd hand. The best you can do at that budget is maybe get an old Dell machine that maybe has an 2nd gen i5 and motherboard. 

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Look for a used 4690K or 3570K

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4690k if you can get a deal on it. I dont think I would pay the full 250 for it anymore

 

3570k might be OK if you can find a motherboard ( probably have top be used)

 

2500k is getting near the end of its life cycle but its better than nothing

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