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used i7-7700k vs Ryzen 7 1700 ?

I do both gaming, and video editing, I know most of you gonna say go for R7 1700

but my friend is trying to sell his used i7-7700k to me, and it's $120 cheaper than R7 1700.

 

should I get i7? does saving $120 worth it?

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if it's a good chip....then I think that is a good deal. You trust the dude on it's overclocking etc. 

 

Still kicks ass for gaming. I just built a rig with the 7700k and it's an easy overclocker and does well in games. 

 

If you use the multi thread stuff then a new ryzen isn't a bad option. I just game so I'd suggest the i7...still a nice chip. Whether you get the most out of it that depends on you and your circumstance....you certainly can buy some good parts with $120!

 

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1 minute ago, Brooksie359 said:

It really depends how much you value that increase in performance when it comes to video editing.

I do editing sometime, but mostly gaming. and people keep saying "game will use 8 core in future and ryzen gonna beat i7 hoho haha" so I concern about that too. 

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R7 would be better if buying new, but since you can save $120 on the i7, get that instead. 

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Just now, losyav said:

just remember intel recommend NOT to overclock the i7700k

that's what I worry about too, since it's hot like jalapeno.

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4 minutes ago, losyav said:

just remember intel recommend NOT to overclock the i7700k

 

INTEL :YOU SHOULD NOT OVERCLOCK THE I7700K 

IF YOU WANT TO OVERCLOCK OVOID THE I7700K .

 

youre retarded. intel is retarded. the temp spikes dont matter as they arent above the max limit

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Just now, Untitled said:

that's what I worry about too, since it's hot like jalapeno.

i mean if you are getting it from a friend you should know what the temps are like on it. its not all the i7's just some

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Just now, losyav said:

ohh so you are smarter than INTEL right ??

youre dumb. like actually dumb. the silicon in a 14nm chip could easily go over 120c before any permanent damage is done. 

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Just now, losyav said:

INTEL :YOU SHOULD NOT OVERCLOCK THE I7700K .

dude stop trolling. they said that because people were complaining about high temps dumbass. ocing is fine so long as you arent above the max temp limit

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i would say that the 7700k will in all likeliness be better for gaming now and in the future. the only reason i would recommend the r7 1700 is if you want to utilize those extra cores. but for just gaming the 7700k is still a better cpu. i got the r7 1700 because i need the extra cores and don't really care about the differences in frame-rate  you get with the 7700k. you do say you are going to video edit so there is a reason for the r7 1700 but the 7700k is the better cpu for gaming and if you can get it for cheaper it may be the better choice for you if yo don't plan to video edit all that often. 

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Just now, Nickathom said:

dude stop trolling. they said that because people were complaining about high temps dumbass. ocing is fine so long as you arent above the max temp limit

max temp is 100 degree Celsius for a reason. although there are usually factor of safety on max temps and the like, it is still not smart to reach the max temp because it still has a high chance of failing for various reasons. that being said the computer will stop itself before that in all likeliness because of all the safety measures in place. you are also correct that overclocking is fine on the 7700k and Intel is just taking a normal company stance on overclocking for warranty purposes. 

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7 minutes ago, Nickathom said:

dude stop trolling. they said that because people were complaining about high temps dumbass. ocing is fine so long as you arent above the max temp limit

They literally said that though.  Kaby Lake shares Haswell's heat issues.

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Just now, JoostinOnline said:

They literally said that though.  Kaby Lake shares Haswell's heat issues.

people were complaining about temp spikes, and while it may be above normal, its completely safe

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2 minutes ago, Nickathom said:

people were complaining about temp spikes, and while it may be above normal, its completely safe

You're missing the point.  I don't think he was saying don't overclock.  He said Intel said don't overclock.

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Just now, JoostinOnline said:

You're missing the point.  He wasn't saying don't overclock.  He said Intel said don't overclock.

He was quite obviously saying not to overclock. and who cares if intel says dont overclock, unless their product isnt made of fucking silicon its safe so long as its under 120c

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Just now, Nickathom said:

unless their product isnt made of fucking silicon its safe so long as its under 120c

Well that part just isn't true.  90C is a dangerous temp.  Once you start going that high, you'll see huge performance drops, because the CPU will slow itself down to avoid getting any hotter (thermal throttling).

 

There's also more to a CPU that silicon.

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Just now, JoostinOnline said:

Well that part just isn't true.  90C is a dangerous temp.  Once you start going that high, you'll see huge performance drops, because the CPU will slow itself down to avoid getting any hotter (thermal throttling).

 

There's also more to a CPU that silicon.

 

you can disable tt in the bios. itll still shit down if it gets too hot.
and the cpus silicon is what kills it when it overheats

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Just now, Nickathom said:

you can disable tt in the bios. itll still shit down if it gets too hot.
and the cpus silicon is what kills it when it overheats

Please tell me you didn't disable thermal throttling on your CPU...

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Just now, JoostinOnline said:

Please tell me you didn't disable thermal throttling on your CPU...

i did it on my friends computer. it works fine. theres nothing wrong with turning it off so long as you know for a fact your cooler is decent

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Just now, Nickathom said:

i did it on my friends computer. it works fine. theres nothing wrong with turning it off so long as you know for a fact your cooler is decent

well it shouldnt thermal throttle if you have a good cooler. thats like you saying you dont need seatbelts if you dont crash lol. 

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1 minute ago, Nickathom said:

i did it on my friends computer. it works fine. theres nothing wrong with turning it off so long as you know for a fact your cooler is decent

Is this the same computer you spilled water all over?

 

Disabling thermal throttling is just stupid.  It shouldn't even be an option.  It doesn't hurt anything while it's on.  It's like cutting the breaks on your car to make it go faster.

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