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It's for content creators

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Just now, mok said:

meh if all you do is game

 

Just now, JDE said:

It's for content creators

Same core count as the locked i5.

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Just now, Evolution90 said:

 

Same core count as the locked i5.

Higher IPC than Haswell.

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Just now, mok said:

lol pls stahp
 

italics ftw

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Just now, JDE said:

Higher IPC than Haswell.

Loses to Haswell.

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They put the "direct competitor" as the i3-7100 and i3-7300 when the Pentium G4560 melts mops the floor with it for price/performance. 

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3 minutes ago, Evolution90 said:

 

Same core count as the locked i5.

Yes but I believe it has more cache etc making it a stronger player in content creation. 

Want to custom loop?  Ask me more if you are curious

 

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Just now, Damascus said:

Also the msrp on that i5 is 180 vs 110

G4560 is only $70 and gets about the same performance, i5-7600K matches the R5-1600 + 3200MHz while the i7-7700K blows the 1700 in gaming and CAD editing, but not rendering. 

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Just now, Damascus said:

Yes but I believe it has more cache etc making it a stronger player in content creation. 

No one buys R3 for content creation or an i5 for that matter.

 

Can grab a locked i5 and cheapo board for less or the same money and have better gaming performance.

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1 minute ago, Evolution90 said:

yeah if you compare used vs new you almost always end up with a better deal otherwise who would buy used? so your point is kinda pointless tbh

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1 minute ago, ARikozuM said:

G4560 is only $70 and gets about the same performance, i5-7600K matches the R5-1600 + 3200MHz while the i7-7700K blows the 1700 in gaming and CAD editing, but not rendering. 

blows it away in CAD editing? what is there really to improve in CAD editing because I can tell you right now that for the most part when i have been working with CAD it usually doesn't make a huge difference as long as you have a capable cpu and gpu. 

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2 minutes ago, Brooksie359 said:

yeah if you compare used vs new you almost always end up with a better deal otherwise who would buy used? so your point is kinda pointless tbh

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Even overclocked the R3 does not keep up with that i5.

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3 minutes ago, Brooksie359 said:

blows it away in CAD editing? what is there really to improve in CAD editing because I can tell you right now that for the most part when i have been working with CAD it usually doesn't make a huge difference as long as you have a capable cpu and gpu. 

Yeah, nobody ever seems to understand that the editing is basically a meaningless difference between decent chips.  Renders matter soooo much more.

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3 minutes ago, Brooksie359 said:

blows it away in CAD editing? what is there really to improve in CAD editing because I can tell you right now that for the most part when i have been working with CAD it usually doesn't make a huge difference as long as you have a capable cpu and gpu. 

Aren't we going for best performance? Or are we just going with "decent for the job"?

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Just now, Damascus said:

Yeah, nobody ever seems to understand that the editing is basically a meaningless difference between decent chips.  Renders matter soooo much more.

Where both CPU's are really not suited.

 

Most folk with a brain would go i7 or Ryzen 1600.

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Just now, Evolution90 said:

It is?

 

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that is still a 20 dollar difference even when not taking into account that you don't have to buy a b350 chipset motherboard. you are also forgetting that you can get a overclocked higher end cpu in the future with the r3 route and you cant with the i5 if you choose ot get a b350 motherboard so even with the 20 dollar cheaper option it is still a better option when thinking about upgrading in the near future. 

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