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Option C: Return your i5, get ryzen and send your whole system to me :D 

 

Depeding what are you going to do, you should be fine with your i5 but if this were my decision, i wouldnt doubt and get ryzen 1600 ASAP

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Also, coffee lake wont going to change too much at performance i think, just another gen, instead of 14nm, 10nm, even if they say that its about 30%
 better performance against the 7th gen, you should wait for real performance benchmarks

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I'd return it and wait till more coffee lake details are available. 

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51 minutes ago, Blackhole890 said:

Also, Coffeelake isn't going to change too much for performance I think, just another gen -Instead of 14nm, 10nm. Even if they say that its about 30% better performance against the 7th gen, you should wait for real performance benchmarks.

Rumors are they're going to bump the consumer platform to 6 cores, so yeah, there would be a difference.

Or could be a difference. 'Cause, you know, rumors are rumors and Intel's only gonna open their mouth on the 21st. If I were buying at this very moment, I'd either go for an R7 or wait for information on Coffeelake.

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1 hour ago, Dash Lambda said:

Rumors are they're going to bump the consumer platform to 6 cores, so yeah, there would be a difference.

yes but the price is 350$ and only 3,1ghz against 200$ 3,5GHz...

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10 hours ago, Dash Lambda said:

... Huh?

Which chips are you comparing?

the new i7 6 cores one, 8700 if im not mistaken

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Just now, Blackhole890 said:

The new i7 6 cores one, 8700 if I'm not mistaken.

We have pricing and clocks for those? Since when?

And what other chip? You can't be comparing the 8700 to the 8700.

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11 hours ago, Blackhole890 said:

yes but the price is 350$ and only 3,1ghz against 200$ 3,5GHz...

 

Sharing wrong information or guessing is a terrible thing to do when giving advice to people.

 

@Dash Lambda

 

The new 8700k will turbo to 4.7 GHz and all 6 cores will boost to 4.3 GHz provided that you run the CPU stock.  Not too shabby if you ask me.  :D

 

http://www.tweaktown.com/news/58697/intel-core-i7-8700k-detailed-6c-12t-up-4-3ghz/index.html

 

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