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I'd say the popularity of the 6700K has a lot to do with its price point. Paired with a GTX 1070 or RX 480, for around $1000 you can build a very good gaming PC
by lucaspiller 10y ago
I'd say the popularity of the 6700K has a lot to do with its price point. Paired with a GTX 1070 or RX 480, for around $1000 you can build a very good gaming PC.
If you want 6 cores you can get a 6800k for $150 more, but it also has a higher TDP and requires a more expensive motherboard (X99 vs Z170 chipset). This is going to put the total price up by at least $300.
As you say most games still favour single-core performance so paying extra isn't worth it. DX12 and Vulkan will start to change that though, so let's see...
- eropple 10y agoDX12/Vulkan isn't going to be a serious thing for a few years, though. At that point, I think that Optane is going to be a serious feature and upgrading to post-Skylake chipsets is gonna be on the table for those enthusiasts.