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What is your preferred GHz?

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yea but there the creator came out and said it should be JIF. Giga- is a standard for metric units.

Bt it can be pronounced jiga not many people do and it's technically not wrong just not standard

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5.0GHz

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Personally, I'd prefer about 3.7 or better. What do you guys think? This will also help me decide on what I should get on my personal build. Thanks!

3.4 sense I have 3570K with stock levels and stock cooler. We are obviously talking about cpu aren't we...

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10 petahertz

How about 9000 millinillion YottaHertz

I guess i am the few who underclocks then.

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I actually rarely game at anything less than 5... Only when I have to reset my BIOS for whatever reason, I'm incredibly lazy so my CPU will be stock for a week or so when that happens.... I also rarely game

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The more the better. Doesn't really matter though if the cpu is still fast. 

 

cpu at 9000 googolplexian hz would be cool though

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Personally mine is what ever gets the job done. 4ghz is a decent clock, but 3ghz works just fine too on 99% of all games. Only reason why people run 4.5+ ghz is either they're using a old cpu that's on its last leg, want max FPS, or bragging rights.

930 i7 or fx 6100 will be more then fine at stock settings at 1080p.

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I would have to say 4.9Ghz, i managed to get 5ghz on i5 2500k and on my i7 2700k 5.2ghz 

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At least 4.4~4.5

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