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Ryzen 1800x with minecraft

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I was curious on what would perform better for a heavily modded minecraft game (180-300 mods + x128 texture packs) 

 

As far as I know, MC only uses two cores... or one.. so logically it would benefit from faster single core speeds. The I7-7700k would be better for MC than a fully OC'd 1800x. 

 

 

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From what I know I5 7600K would actually be better than 7700K since Java doesn't go well with hyperthreading.

CPU: Intel Core I7 7700K & Corsair H100i v2
Mobo: Asus Maximus IX Hero
RAM: 32 Gigs @ 3000Mhz, Corsair Dominator Platinum
GPU: Asus Strix 1080 A8G
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4 minutes ago, jnkokseby said:

From what I know I5 7600K would actually be better than 7700K since Java doesn't go well with hyperthreading.

I don't even think it would use the actual threads. Just the one or two cores. Single core speeds on the 7700k is faster than on the 7600k.

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