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Jun 18 2017 10:05am
Sli 1080ti
Intel/ryzen will both do fine at 60hz
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Jun 19 2017 01:13am
Ryzen 1600x + sli 1080 ti's
1800x if u want to burn cash tho

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Jun 19 2017 02:07am
you got the monitor?
a good 4k monitor
on top of 1080ti is literally 60% of budget
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Jun 19 2017 02:21pm
Personally, I'd get a Ryzen. Intel does perform better per core but the differences are so small that I'd rather have the extra threads offered by their lineup than the 5-10% performance.
Otherwise you can't really go wrong with your choice as they are both highly competitive and the differences in gaming (currently) are negligible.

You may also consider Ryzen for the future if we ever get to a time when vulkan and dx12 do their actual job (allow for unlimited core usage).
I think that would make more sense if you don't want to upgrade for 5 years.

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Jun 19 2017 02:24pm
Quote (Penguins0690 @ Jun 19 2017 03:13am)
Ryzen 1600x + sli 1080 ti's
1800x if u want to burn cash tho


1700 is the best option imo
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Jun 19 2017 02:24pm
At the moment I can't recommend Ryzen, as the company AMD has been known to release craptastic cpu's in the past, their relatively small compared to intel r&d brings me to the conclusion that there's no way ryzen can compete with intel. It would be like a mouse outlifting atlas. The benchmarks don't lie, either.



As a result, I have to recommend the Seventh Generation Intel® Core™ i5 for optimal ipc and pcb component quality that is rated for gaming use.

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Jun 19 2017 02:26pm
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At the moment I can't recommend Ryzen, as the company AMD has been known to release craptastic cpu's in the past, their relatively small compared to intel r&d brings me to the conclusion that there's no way ryzen can compete with intel. It would be like a mouse outlifting atlas. The benchmarks don't lie, either.

http://i.imgur.com/zt7ZrLE.jpg

As a result, I have to recommend the Seventh Generation Intel® Core™ i5 for optimal ipc and pcb component quality that is rated for gaming use.


your posts have gone from bad to worse
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Jun 19 2017 02:33pm
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your posts have gone from bad to worse


Buy the 7th Generation Intel® Core™ i5: The World's Best Processor For Gaming. I highly recommend the i5-7600k because of high overclocking potential and superior IPC with Intel® Turbo Boost Max 3.0 Technology. Not only do Intel 7th generation Core™ processors sport a 10 year warranty vs Ryzen's 3 year warranty, they also feature optimized features and instructions such as a 4k hardware decoding and Support for Intel Optane Memory storage caching as well as precision fab processing for tighter binning and higher clock speeds across the board.

Here's a quote from a popular League of Legends player regarding the new 7th Generation Intel® Core™ i5:
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Having used Intel processors for all these years, watching it evolve is truly amazing. Kaby Lake takes what is already the best and makes it even better. The new chips make gameplay feel great and give me total control of each frame. This is unlike anything that I have experienced before.” - Yiliang "Doublelift" Peng


And don't forget to power up your gaming with Mountain Dew™, the official sports drink of professional gamers worldwide!
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Jun 19 2017 02:49pm
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Buy the 7th Generation Intel® Core™ i5: The World's Best Processor For Gaming. I highly recommend the i5-7600k because of high overclocking potential and superior IPC with Intel® Turbo Boost Max 3.0 Technology. Not only do Intel 7th generation Core™ processors sport a 10 year warranty vs Ryzen's 3 year warranty, they also feature optimized features and instructions such as a 4k hardware decoding and Support for Intel Optane Memory storage caching as well as precision fab processing for tighter binning and higher clock speeds across the board.

Here's a quote from a popular League of Legends player regarding the new 7th Generation Intel® Core™ i5:


And don't forget to power up your gaming with Mountain Dew™, the official sports drink of professional gamers worldwide!


I feel like the new drink is probably monster. Not mountain dew
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