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The 2600x is a solid cpu. It has really good multicore performance and really good gaming performance. The 2700x only beats it in multicore. If you don't need a super large amount of multicore performance i would go for the 2600x. The 2700x is really only for people who really need a lot of multithreaded performance because the 2600x still has alot with its 12 threads. 

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I decided to build new gaiming pc but i don't really know that cpu to pick only hard task that cpu gonna get its gaiming , but later down the line its gonna be my new server cpu 

 

Looking for recommendations , thanks in advance 

 

my monitor supports only 60 fps and i dont play competive titles am only playing RPG or strategy games 

 

And am going to combo 1070 gpu with this cpu 

 

And am playing on 1440p resolution ultrawide lg

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What's your budget? The absolute best for gaming is the 8700K.

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8 minutes ago, Zygizz said:

oh i forgot about budget maybe round ~300-250 in euros 

For just CPU or CPU + mobo + RAM?

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If you need multi core performance r7 2700; if single threaded performance matters I'd go i7 8700 or if you're willing to OC an 8600k

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7 minutes ago, DocSwag said:

If you need multi core performance r7 2700; if single threaded performance matters I'd go i7 8700 or if you're willing to OC an 8600k

i dont really know ,its gonna be my main gaiming pc in the house and nothing more and i dont have high refresh rate monitor in my huose 

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2 minutes ago, Zygizz said:

i dont really know ,its gonna be my main gaiming pc in the house and nothing more and i dont have high refresh rate monitor in my huose 

If you aren't going for high fps then ryzen is the better buy. I will give you better performance in multicore while giveing good performance in gaming especially if you aren't trying to hit high fps. 

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2 minutes ago, UltimateChaosthr said:

like Brooksie said, the AMD is gonne give you better multicore performence which will be advantageous when you decide to use that CPU for your server like you said.

 

18 minutes ago, Brooksie359 said:

If you aren't going for high fps then ryzen is the better buy. I will give you better performance in multicore while giveing good performance in gaming especially if you aren't trying to hit high fps. 

ant that series cpu would you guys recommend , am thinking on the lines like 2600x 

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ant that series cpu would you guys recommend , am thinking on the lines like 2600x 

The 2600x is pretty good, it should last you a good long while.

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The 2600x is a solid cpu. It has really good multicore performance and really good gaming performance. The 2700x only beats it in multicore. If you don't need a super large amount of multicore performance i would go for the 2600x. The 2700x is really only for people who really need a lot of multithreaded performance because the 2600x still has alot with its 12 threads. 

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