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Uh... sorry, but I find it hard to see how a 4670k + cooler and Z97 mobo has a comparable price to a 6100 + H110 moob and no cooler. I really do. Are you sure you didn't make a typo for an i5 6400 rather than a 6100?

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10 minutes ago, Imakuni said:

Uh... sorry, but I find it hard to see how a 4670k + cooler and Z97 mobo has a comparable price to a 6100 + H110 moob and no cooler. I really do. Are you sure you didn't make a typo for an i5 6400 rather than a 6100?

No. I just want to know. which  is better in gaming /multimedia.

 a combination of  intel core i3-6100 processor + GTX 960 4gb videocard + ddr4 16gb memory

or 

intel core i5-4670k processor + GTX 760 video card + ddr3 16gb memory

 

and  intel core i3-6100 processor + GTX 960 4gb videocard + ddr4 16gb memory if good in gaming?

sorry for my english

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Just now, Leomarc said:

No. I just want to know. which  is better in gaming /multimedia.

 a combination of  intel core i3-6100 processor + GTX 960 4gb videocard + ddr4 16gb memory

or 

intel core i5-4670k processor + GTX 760 video card + ddr3 16gb memory

 

and  intel core i3-6100 processor + GTX 960 4gb videocard + ddr4 16gb memory if good in gaming?

sorry for my english

That's a question that doesn't make sense, given their price points. You are comparing products at 2 completely different price points, which hardly makes it fair.

 

Taking the i5 as a reference, a proper answer (and question) would be, as I said, getting the 6400 with a Gtx 960 rather than a 4670k + 760. Or getting a 6400 + 960 instead of a 6600k + 760. Now you are comparing stuff that's actually worth comparing. Alternatively, taking the i3 as a reference, I'd say 6100 + 760 would be smarter than 4150 + 960, given the upgrade path.

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9 minutes ago, Imakuni said:

That's a question that doesn't make sense, given their price points. You are comparing products at 2 completely different price points, which hardly makes it fair.

 

Taking the i5 as a reference, a proper answer (and question) would be, as I said, getting the 6400 with a Gtx 960 rather than a 4670k + 760. Or getting a 6400 + 960 instead of a 6600k + 760. Now you are comparing stuff that's actually worth comparing. Alternatively, taking the i3 as a reference, I'd say 6100 + 760 would be smarter than 4150 + 960, given the upgrade path.

ohh ok i understand. having a 6100 + 960? it is good or not? what kind most games can play with it?

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2 minutes ago, Leomarc said:

having a 6100 + 960? it is good or not? what kind most games can play with it?

It's fine, I suppose. Medium range CPU and GPU, it's a good pair if that's all one can spend.

 

As for game, pretty much anything. Just be prepared to lower settings and not get amazing FPS at times.

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8 minutes ago, Imakuni said:

It's fine, I suppose. Medium range CPU and GPU, it's a good pair if that's all one can spend.

 

As for game, pretty much anything. Just be prepared to lower settings and not get amazing FPS at times.

Thank You Sir.  coz wondering most games running 4 cores. 

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