Quad Core Or Six Core Proc For Gamine - Topic

Member

Posts: 27,782

Joined: Dec 19 2011

Gold: 3,012.50

Jan 13 2015 01:12pm

Quote (Bubbler @ Jan 13 2015 10:40am)

honestly all these kids are scrubs

they don't game 100%

if you're a true gamer more cores = more fps = bigger dick = better gaming performance

^24 core 32 gb ddr4, razer headset, razer mouse, razer keyboard...and a bunch of dragon stickers for maximal performance

Damn, u missed out the most important thing for that extra 9k fps increase.. BLUE LED LITES. Guess Ur a scrub too!

Bubbler

Member

Posts: 23,532

Joined: Mar 23 2008

Gold: 0.00

#12

Jan 13 2015 01:23pm

Quote (Secksii @ Jan 13 2015 02:12pm)

Damn, u missed out the most important thing for that extra 9k fps increase.. BLUE LED LITES. Guess Ur a scrub too!

papa i tried

Hubris

Member

Posts: 31,223

Joined: May 16 2008

Gold: 178.48

#13

Jan 13 2015 02:39pm

Quote (Bubbler @ 14 Jan 2015 03:40)

agreed. But you're forgetting the holy grail - Alienware.

Recommended

Coz it makes you more pro!

Amazing default card!!! ($4k base price)

Recommended by the best of the best, and no cons!

Rapture

Member

Posts: 66,644

Joined: Oct 8 2005

Gold: 7,830.00

#14

Jan 13 2015 03:08pm

while 4 core is the norm now, Dx12 is going to bring better optimizations for more cores. Considering the next gen consoles have 8 cores, [even if all 8a rent used for the game, i would expect more than 4]
Personally...if it's not too much extra, i would get anything that has equivalent performance on more cores

This post was edited by Rapture on Jan 13 2015 03:24pm

HyphyIll

Member

Posts: 23,919

Joined: Aug 2 2008

Gold: 165.00

#15

Jan 13 2015 04:23pm

Only reason you should get a 6 core is if you plan on streaming at 1440p or some shit.

Rikuo

Member

Posts: 50,343

Joined: Apr 3 2008

Gold: 0.00

#16

Jan 13 2015 10:40pm

Quote (Dismayven @ Jan 13 2015 08:33am)

getting a new computer for gaming and i am wondering if the 6 core processor is worth the extra $$ for gaming or if a quad core will be fine for the next couple years.

so my choice is i7-4790k proc with 8Gb of DDR3-2133

or i7-5820k proc with 6Gb of DDR4-2133

both would have the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 - 4GB - EVGA Superclocked graphics card

opinions, and reasons appreciated ty.

Wait a few months

Get a quadcore Skylake CPU, With ddr4

vittujenkevat

Member

Posts: 8,635

Joined: Dec 28 2007

Gold: 87.00

#17

Jan 14 2015 12:01am

If I was you I would get i5 and save the money.

ForTheMathematics

Member

Posts: 23,337

Joined: Nov 2 2006

Gold: 7,528.30

#18

Jan 14 2015 11:12pm

more cores more better

just search all cpus and sort buy price : click buy now on the highest cost one without even looking. money speaks louder than any half baked marketing scheme AMD can come up with

Then, repeat that step again. You're going to need a dual CPU mobo for this extreme gaming build

Rikuo

Member

Posts: 50,343

Joined: Apr 3 2008

Gold: 0.00

#19

Jan 15 2015 02:17am

Quote (Hubris @ Jan 13 2015 01:39pm)

agreed. But you're forgetting the holy grail - Alienware.

Recommended
http://i.imgur.com/ygGaWg5.jpg

Coz it makes you more pro!

Amazing default card!!! ($4k base price)
http://i.imgur.com/EFhC3qi.jpg

Recommended by the best of the best, and no cons!
http://i.imgur.com/jsVGAj8.jpg

I find it amusing they advertise the sli 980's as having "8gb total ram!" Like it stacks or something lol

Secksii

Member

Posts: 27,782

Joined: Dec 19 2011

Gold: 3,012.50

#20

Jan 15 2015 02:27am

Quote (Rikuo @ Jan 15 2015 01:17am)

I find it amusing they advertise the sli 980's as having "8gb total ram!" Like it stacks or something lol

it does bro,
cos alien

Go Back To Computer Building Topic List