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I7-8770k should I wait 3 month?

So I live in Sweden Stockholm and i ordered I7-8700k + ram + motherboard from https://www.elgiganten.se. Today they delivered motherboard Asus Prime Z370-A but ram will be next week and the cpu next year in the end of January. Or should I just swap motherboard and get I7-7700k ? 

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9 minutes ago, jogijs said:

So I live in Sweden Stockholm and i ordered I7-8700k + ram + motherboard from https://www.elgiganten.se. Today they delivered motherboard Asus Prime Z370-A but ram will be next week and the cpu next year in the end of January. Or should I just swap motherboard and get I7-7700k ? 

I wouldnt wait that long, id say go with a slightly older 6 or 8 core, but if you are 100% only gaming the 7700k would be okay, if you delid and oc to 5ghz, there is still a huge gap but in most stuff it shouldnt matter imo.

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Just get the i7 7700k and swap the mobo.

If you are just gaming, it is not a big difference, about 3-5FPS in most games.

And if you aren't experienced builder like me, do not go with super expensive stuff... 

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4 minutes ago, _SAITAMA_ said:

And if you aren't experienced builder like me,

oh

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9 minutes ago, HZapperz said:

If its your first build, dont wait, if it isnt just wait my dood.

it is not my fist build its an upgrade from fx-8350 :D

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6 minutes ago, _SAITAMA_ said:

Just get the i7 7700k and swap the mobo.

If you are just gaming, it is not a big difference, about 3-5FPS in most games.

And if you aren't experienced builder like me, do not go with super expensive stuff... 

I am just gaming and i have I have fx-8350 and I have experience building pc's for my self and others. 

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You could go with a ryzen 5 1600 or 1700 for around same price as well. There are good deals on those atm. 

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4 minutes ago, jogijs said:

no it is to expensive there 60 € difference, but tnx

Well...60 to get it 3 months earlier...

 

I'd go for it, but you do you my man.

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1 hour ago, shadowbyte said:

oh

honesty is the best policy lol

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for what is coming the next years i would definitely not go with a 7700k. Yeah it is a good CPU TODAY but with what is coming with directx12 and all the future stuff i would not recommend a 4(8) Core CPU. DirectX12 will perform bedder on more Cores due to some mechanics like the preparation of  data, for render frames that the GPU will be using not only for the next frame but for more, so the GPU can be under constant full load, because the data is ready to be deliverd instead of being processed and than deliverd.  Another thing is that you have a bigger LvL 3 cash, so your CPU can work with a bigger internal RAM.

I'am planning on upgrading in the near future so i have informed me well with what is coming and i see a 4 core in 3-4 Years to slow for gaming on higher graphic settings.

I have a 3570k right now a it is at it's limit with most games and the 7700k is even if it has Hyperthreading a physical 4 Core CPU so under full load it has not much more power. 

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2 hours ago, _SAITAMA_ said:

Just get the i7 7700k and swap the mobo.

If you are just gaming, it is not a big difference, about 3-5FPS in most games.

And if you aren't experienced builder like me, do not go with super expensive stuff... 

uh....what? What does being an experienced builder have to do with the quality/price of the parts used? I know people that have dumped $1500+ in their first build.

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2 hours ago, jogijs said:

So I live in Sweden Stockholm and i ordered I7-8700k + ram + motherboard from https://www.elgiganten.se. Today they delivered motherboard Asus Prime Z370-A but ram will be next week and the cpu next year in the end of January. Or should I just swap motherboard and get I7-7700k ? 

Can you wait or can you not wait.

That is the question.

 

If you can wait, then wait. If you can't wait, then don't wait.

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19 minutes ago, PETRGangKing said:

uh....what? What does being an experienced builder have to do with the quality/price of the parts used? I know people that have dumped $1500+ in their first build.

I was wondering the same... maybe they afraid to break things... it's like lego guys... just follow youtube how to build pc tutorials and follow step by step

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4 minutes ago, gbergeron said:

I was wondering the same... maybe they afraid to break things... it's like lego guys... just follow youtube how to build pc tutorials and follow step by step

that is how i learned watching silly Linus :D

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21 minutes ago, gbergeron said:

I was wondering the same... maybe they afraid to break things... it's like lego guys... just follow youtube how to build pc tutorials and follow step by step

Apparently you arent allowed to build nice builds until you have some builds under your belt, idk.

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3 hours ago, _SAITAMA_ said:

And if you aren't experienced builder like me, do not go with super expensive stuff... 

lol...was their some kind of test I should have taken before my last buld?

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