We are getting 16 thread 4ghz CPUs for like $250 now.
Are 4 thread cpus like the i5-4690k obsolete?
Christopher Rogers
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Ian Cooper
yup, as soon as 16 thread cpus arrived my computer stopped working
Lucas Kelly
Ryzen 7 1700 is like $150, based as fuck.
Dylan Rodriguez
64 core Threadripper soon.
Parker Green
Literally nothing but incel coding shit benefits from more than 4 cores
Jayden Walker
Yes. 4 core is entry level now
Play any new game and see the frame drops
Owen Ward
Only incel strategy games are cpu dependant
Hunter Hernandez
And yet, Premiere, After Effects and Blender all run faster on my 9900K desktop than the 2950X (3200Mhz memory) in my office PC. Synthetic workloads are useless.
Adam Reyes
They'll be the new Pentiums.
Jack Martinez
And entry-level laptop/tablet CPUs.
Asher Collins
It's still capable of running old single player games but it shits the bed with open world games.
Kayden Evans
Yes but not by much for gaming.
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Dylan Nelson
>Subscribing to Adobe.
Cut the Adobe cord user.
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Bentley Cox
That reviewer is an idiot. He has no concept on what a GPU bottleneck is.
Tyler Allen
>falling for the quad core meme
i still use dual core. works like a charm.
Joseph Ward
that witcher 3 8700k vs 2700k i see is from him isn't it? jesus christ lmao.
Colton Sanchez
2700x not k. kthx
Zachary Butler
Nah, work pays for my license.
Jace Sanders
If you watched that guy for any kind of hardware information, You dun goofed. The guy is a literal idiot.
Connor Russell
He'll compare a 2400g vs a 9900k and say it has the same gaming performance because he has no clue what a gpu bottleneck is. the retard is using a 2060 for testing CPU's.
Justin Russell
No, there's like a 10% max difference between the 2600k and the 8700k in real world shit.
Intel has been draggin ass for a long time now
Ayden Foster
Overclock it, it's still viable for games at 60FPS, however the 4690k/4790k are starting to show their age against the 9th gen high end CPUs, even in single threaded software/video games.(DDR4 gives significant FPS gains in some games too)
Brandon Campbell
depends what for?
for gaming? no, not yet. if ryzen continues to do well, then developers might start optimising for more cores though.
Matthew Bennett
>Adobe
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