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The gaming benchmarks are a bit meh since in most realistic builds the GPU will be the bottleneck, not the CPU (unless you buy a 1080Ti with a Ryzen 3 or i3, th
by zaarn 8y ago
The gaming benchmarks are a bit meh since in most realistic builds the GPU will be the bottleneck, not the CPU (unless you buy a 1080Ti with a Ryzen 3 or i3, though in that case all help is lost).
More cores do benefit if you run stuff besides the game, which most people do.
- nottorp 8y agoI'm into VM abuse, so for me more cores would be a no brainer... Sadly for AMD that would be IF i needed a new machine. My 2012 Core i7 still seems to be enough for my needs. (Except the GPU, that I changed recently.)
- zaarn 8y agoI feel you there, I was using a i5 2500 since it came out until last year march when I switched to ryzen. A very good CPU indeed.
- nottorp 8y agoAt this time the only reason I'd upgrade would be to go from 32 G ram to 64. 32 is barely enough if i happen to need a couple VMs up and the usual 100 tabs of docs in the browser :(