tusharngf
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apple says they wont be paying extra for that 3nm node.Sticking with their own fab paid them well in the end, TSMC fucked everybody
except Apple with their prices
apple says they wont be paying extra for that 3nm node.Sticking with their own fab paid them well in the end, TSMC fucked everybody
except Apple with their prices
For pure gaming, is the 5800x3D the best price to performance value if you include mobo costs?
New build tho?If you already have an AMD4 motherboard and DDR4, yes, it's the best deal for anyone wanting high performance.
New build tho?
For pure gaming, is the 5800x3D the best price to performance value if you include mobo costs?
For pure gaming, is the 5800x3D the best price to performance value if you include mobo costs?
I need to upgrade from my ancient 6700k. I have decisions to make.
Wait a month or so, for Raptor Lake reviews.
‘Tis the plan. I can move my DDR4 forward with the new Intel chips right?
That would be the i3 12100f, it runs most games at over 100 fps.
i5 12400 is better
According to the chart below and newegg prices the i3 ($107) has a $0.660 cost per frame and the i5 ($175) is $0.940.
i3 12100 is better value now, but the i5 12400 will last more years so it's better value overall
tbh if you only play 60fps lock then it may last you this whole gen .will my I7-11700k become obsolete soon?
Cool, good to know. My I7 2600k also lasted me over 8 years.tbh if you only play 60fps lock then it may last you this whole gen .
2030 or sth .
I highly doubt it. My 10700k is still going very strong in 4K gaming.will my I7-11700k become obsolete soon?
For pure gaming, is the 5800x3D the best price to performance value if you include mobo costs?