Is it finally time to retire my 6700k and move up or should i hold on to it a few more years

Is it finally time to retire my 6700k and move up or should i hold on to it a few more years

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Hold off. It's still good.

you mean selling it to buy an other cpu?

Yea

shit time to buy, wait till zen2 drops next year that will shake up the market significantly.

This. Zen2 is going to bring the fucking pain to Telaviv.

>performs within single digits of todays best offerings in single/quadcore
yeah you should buy an 8700k dude its like 500% better

is there anything it can't do that you need to do?

Do you know how I can tell instantly that you're a retard? It's because you're asking if you should replace a part that is solid for 99% of use cases, and is only slightly outperformed in intensive tasks. So unless you are doing said intensive tasks (which you would know about already, and thus wouldn't need to ask on the internet), there is no reason to "upgrade".

Why are retards that believe their PCs become obsolete after two or three years?
Do they post from 90's?

You delusional fuckers were saying this constantly before ryzen came.
While Ryzen is pretty good it didn't shake up the market at all, the only people who care are people who do cpu video encoding.

>While Ryzen is pretty good
>didn't shake up the market at all

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>tfw still crusing along with my 2600k

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how much of a hyper consumerist zombie are you
that thing will last you another decade

Same. I've been wanting to upgrade but knowing I'd need new RAM, motherboard and CPU kills me.

sell your shitty cpu. why did you bought it in the first place when ryzen exists

fucking retards

can't tell if bait. I'm running an OC'd 4690k and feel no reason to upgrade

>implying you ever need to upgrade from high end Sandy/Ivy Bridge

>tfw still crusing along with my
>i5-4670k
built to last

Put this dumb chip into the trash bro.

Cut off 2 pins on your motherboard, mod your BIOS and you are set for CFL