



jilla123 wrote:Ur gonna buy the whole PC or just it's parts and Build it yourself?In parts
Raskit wrote:Depends if you plan to overclock too, problem with the CPU benchmarks is that the chances are half of the K processor benchmarks are from overclocked chips.No i am not planning to overclock it. I read that the 4690K is way better for CSGO
IMO you're better off paying a little extra to get an i5-7600 or i5-7600K depending if you plan to overclock.
SpicY wrote:Better than what? An i5-7600?jilla123 wrote:Ur gonna buy the whole PC or just it's parts and Build it yourself?In parts
Raskit wrote:Depends if you plan to overclock too, problem with the CPU benchmarks is that the chances are half of the K processor benchmarks are from overclocked chips.No i am not planning to overclock it. I read that the 4690K is way better for CSGO
IMO you're better off paying a little extra to get an i5-7600 or i5-7600K depending if you plan to overclock.



Raskit wrote:7500SpicY wrote:Better than what? An i5-7600?jilla123 wrote:Ur gonna buy the whole PC or just it's parts and Build it yourself?In parts
Raskit wrote:Depends if you plan to overclock too, problem with the CPU benchmarks is that the chances are half of the K processor benchmarks are from overclocked chips.No i am not planning to overclock it. I read that the 4690K is way better for CSGO
IMO you're better off paying a little extra to get an i5-7600 or i5-7600K depending if you plan to overclock.
SpicY wrote:So, I am getting a new PC and I am in a doubt between the i5-4690K (Haswell 2013) and i5-7500 (Kaby Lake 2017), I read that the 4690K is better for CSGO. State your opinions pleaseI like old Intel's Haswell generation processors.
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