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What would be the next best cpu to upgrade to, if i want to notice an actual difference in performance?

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i5 7600K is garbage and 8600K could be too.

 

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Depends if you want to keep your motherboard the i7 7700k is as far as you can go, and whereas it would be worth it as the i5 7600k's garbage facing the i7 you might want to save for the cheapest z370 chipset board you can find and slap the i7 8700k on it when it releases next month.

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16 minutes ago, Polylactic said:

What would be the next best cpu to upgrade to, if i want to notice an actual difference in performance?

are you using 1050ti as its attached in ur profile? in that case, you need gpu upgrade first & overclock 7600k 

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not anymore, i have a 1080.

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or get an x99 board and use a xeon like me

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3 hours ago, dave_k said:

i5 7600K is garbage and 8600K could be too.

Why would the 8600k be garbage? In gaming it'll be better than the Ryzen 5 chips and multithreaded it will be as good as a 7700k. What's bad about that?

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It depends on your use applications. I'd probably upgrade to a i7-8700K with a Z370 motherboard.

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7 hours ago, Zeitec said:

Why would the 8600k be garbage? In gaming it'll be better than the Ryzen 5 chips and multithreaded it will be as good as a 7700k. What's bad about that?

It will cost $270-$300 and require quite expensive mobo and good cooling.

Multithread should be similiar, 7700K has 8 threads, 8600K 6 threads

 

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I would just plop in a 6700k/7700k and call it a day.

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