What's the difference?
My dad said to get the latest CPU because its the essence of the computer and to replace it would mean replacing the computer in a sense, as opposed to other parts which are easily upgraded such as GPU
I7 vs i9
Hunter Young
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Ayden Perez
Nathan Howard
>What's the difference?
The price
Caleb White
Your dad is retarded and should stay away from technology more complicated than a TV remote
Justin Perez
In a sense he is not incorrect. A new cpu means a new mobo (typically).
On the other hand, if you could post your specs we could point out what your bottleneck is.
Aiden Harris
I didn't buy the PC yet,but my dad recommended the i9 so its more futureproofed. The graphics cardwoukd be something like gtx1070 and all other parts medium tier
Hudson Williams
>model number vs model number
iunno maybe LOOK AT THE FUCKING CLOCK SPEED!?
jesus fuck dude
how many fucking gigahertz are you talking about here
fucking zoomers, christ
Sebastian Wood
What are the advantages of a higher clock speed and Gigaherz?
Gavin Jenkins
>futureproofed
CPUs havent gotten faster in the last 6 or 8 years dude, Intel/AMD have just been slapping more cores and cache on them in desperate attempts to sell new CPUs.
We're forever stuck and bound by the limitations of silicon at around the 3~4ghz mark until we get quantum processors and cooling the average person can afford.
William Wood
>What are the advantages of it being faster?
Josiah Roberts
that's idiotic
GPU is the most important part games wise.
A top-end CPU like i9-9900K or R9 3900X will ALWAYS be bottlenecked by your GPU
Charles Lee
....dude
Gavin Ross
i7- Good goy
i9- Number 1 Shabbos goy
Michael Harris
In the future where we get quantum will it be a gigantic leap up immediately? I know there's various institutes trying a couple of methods.
Mason Anderson
My old 7700K was my bottleneck for most games back when the 1080ti first came out and that was still the top of the line processor, so I wouldn't say always.
Hudson Perez
>installing CIA backdoors in your PC
Get a Ryzen you fucking retard.
Blake Garcia
Just do yourself a favor and buy a Ryzen 7 or 9
Austin Taylor
Proof or fuck off
Grayson Stewart
Intel chips have had serious security leaks since 2011 and it's still ongoing.
>techcrunch.com
Evan Foster
>Microsoft, Apple and Intel and many others released patches to remove the vulnerability
Literally not a problem anymore
Carter Martinez
Intel CPUs have what's known as a "management engine" which can't be turned off. It has access to your network and also everything in your computer's RAM.
Caleb Barnes
>implying there aren't more security leaks present already
Nigger Intel has a track record of security leaks and is known for deliberately installing backdoors on their chips.
Ever heard of Intel ME?
Don't be so naive. A quick google search yields tons of sources.
Caleb Richardson
>not a problem anymore
Intel gets a new hole reveal every other week.
Every single one of those faults so far were on hardware level, with patches lowering performance
It got to the point where Intel's own performance comparison slides with AMD products are performed without security fixes, otherwise they'd embarass themselves
Hunter Rogers
literal retard
Chase Wilson
i'm not a techfag but supposedly from the way it works we'll likely need entirely new operating systems and code to even make it run, so there's a good chance nothing we can use on x86/64bit systems will even run on quantum.
but we're at least a decade or two from the ability to cool that shit properly in the average person's house, there's only like 2 or 3 quantum computers (that we know of) in the world right now and they need dedicated rooms to run them.
at first it'll be like the 1980s where people were paying $5k for 33mhz processors.
Jeremiah Roberts
quit typing and do some basic research, or this is bait. An i9 won’t do anything extra for gaming.