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Hussain
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For tests the i3 6100 gets better results in all aspects (including onboard graphics), and it's even slightly cheaper (at least where I live)

Otherwise 6300 isn't that much more expensive, but it's still an i3.

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I have the i3 6320 which is pretty much the same, just with more cache and clockspeed. Honestly very satisfied. However not very futureproof as more and more games will utilize quadcore or more.

  • CPU - Ryzen 7 2700
  • Motherboard - Gigabyte B450 Aorus Elite
  • RAM - 2x 8GB Corsair DDR4-3200 MHZ Vengeance Pro
  • GPU - XFX Radeon RX590 8GB
  • Case - Fractal Design Focus G (because optical drive!)
  • Storage - Kingston A1000 256 NVMe System drive / 2TB Seagate HDD / ASUS generic optical drive
  • PSU - Cooler Master MWE Gold 550W modular
  • Cooling - 2x Cooler Master MF140R (in) / 4x Cooler Master MF120R (out)
  • Keyboard - Corsair K55
  • Mouse - HyperX Fury
  • Sound - 1969 Kenwood KA-4000 analogue amplifier coupled to 2x Dantax STR floor speakers
  • Operating System - Windows 10 Professional 64 bit
  • Laptop - Lenovo V130 series business laptop
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On 12/31/2016 at 5:18 PM, steffeeh said:

For tests the i3 6100 gets better results in all aspects (including onboard graphics), and it's even slightly cheaper (at least where I live)

Otherwise 6300 isn't that much more expensive, but it's still an i3.

it is not available where i live 

6098 is bad ?

 

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