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I currently own the Intel i7-4790k..
im rubbish with CPU's, i play a lot of intensive games..a small
amount of video editing and some rendering.
GPU - GTX Titan X
whats a good new CPU to upgrade to?
im rubbish with CPU's, i play a lot of intensive games..a small
amount of video editing and some rendering.
GPU - GTX Titan X
whats a good new CPU to upgrade to?
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x99 would be the only upgrade path.
Wouldn't recommend stop spending money!
Wouldn't recommend stop spending money!
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i assume that would mean buying a new mobo to support it?
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DMstratz wrote i assume that would mean buying a new mobo to support it?
and DDR4 memory.
TL;DR not worth it.
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Alexyy wroteDMstratz wrote i assume that would mean buying a new mobo to support it?
and DDR4 memory.
TL;DR not worth it.
good path but dont upgrade it yet. okay got it
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You wouldn't benefit from X99 and DDR4 Memory
why? because you won't use any more PCIE lanes that X99 has to offer and DDR4 is a marginal increase in performance which isn't worth the premium it holds over DDR3 memory.
why? because you won't use any more PCIE lanes that X99 has to offer and DDR4 is a marginal increase in performance which isn't worth the premium it holds over DDR3 memory.
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The only way you'd benefit from X99, would be if you were doing lots of editing/rendering, on a daily basis. Your 4790k will out-perform any X99 chip in gaming, anyway and the 4790k will perform fine in editing/rendering, especially if you're only doing it now and again, or whatever.
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