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Which is better I5-6500 Or I5-7500 In terms to gaming ?

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7 minutes ago, Nagisa Shiota said:

Well the difference is like $7.04

Then I don't see why you shouldn't go for the 7500. It's supposedly 6-9% better.

 

Nice build btw, I would add 8GB more RAM though. But that's just me, I'm a pretty heavy user.

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Hi all iam building my first pc which is better between these two ? thanks again ! 

 

My specs what i have in mind 
Msi B250M Bazooka
Asus Strix Gtx 1070 Oc 
G.skill Ripjaws V 8gb DDR4 2400
Western Digital Caviar Blue 1tb 7200rpm
Seasonic S12II 620W 80 Plus Bronze
ThermalTake Versa H15 Windowed
 

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i5 7500 has both newer architecture and higher clockspeed.

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If it's a large difference (ie $20-40) your money is better invested in an SSD. 

there is a 200Mhz difference between the two. 

idk

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14 minutes ago, Nagisa Shiota said:

Hi all iam building my first pc which is better between these two ? thanks again ! 

 

My specs what i have in mind 
Msi B250M Bazooka
Asus Strix Gtx 1070 Oc 
G.skill Ripjaws V 8gb DDR4 2400
Western Digital Caviar Blue 1tb 7200rpm
Seasonic S12II 620W 80 Plus Bronze
ThermalTake Versa H15 Windowed
 

I'd wait for zen and see what it offers, it's only a month away now, theoretically.

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7 minutes ago, Nagisa Shiota said:

Well the difference is like $7.04

Then I don't see why you shouldn't go for the 7500. It's supposedly 6-9% better.

 

Nice build btw, I would add 8GB more RAM though. But that's just me, I'm a pretty heavy user.

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11 minutes ago, Nagisa Shiota said:

Well the difference is like $7.04

In that case, the i5 7500 is the one you should get.

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