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I can't see myself retiring by i5-3570k since it's not a sufficient bump in performance for me (even with DDR4 quad channel). So, I'll have to wait and see what
by norea-armozel 11y ago
I can't see myself retiring by i5-3570k since it's not a sufficient bump in performance for me (even with DDR4 quad channel). So, I'll have to wait and see what Intel does with its iGPU technology. If the iGPU technology gets as good as a gtx 970 (or r9 290x) then I might buy one of their next generation CPUs when they come to market. :/
- Nursie 11y agoFrom what I've read, the Skylake GPU capability is a step backwards from the Broadwell ones, though it may be that's because the audience for the two chips released so far is considered to be gaming enthusiasts, who will probably have one or more discrete cards anyway.
- norea-armozel 11y agoYeah, it just seems like only AMD understands that you have to marry the GPU with the CPU aspects of the processors now. And I don't know if AMD can keep it up at this rate considering some of the projections hint at a potential default around 2020.