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The difference between CPU's at similiar price points is getting to be negligible. https://images.anandtech.com/graphs/graph15785/116023.png https://images.ana
by nojito 6y ago
The difference between CPU's at similiar price points is getting to be negligible.
https://images.anandtech.com/graphs/graph15785/116023.png https://images.anandtech.com/graphs/graph15785/116023.png
For 50% of the price, you're only losing 30% in performance.
- navbaker 6y agoAny clue on why that $1700 CPU is performing so poorly relative to the rest in the chart?
- nullifidian 6y agoit's a 10 core from the time (2016) when that core count was somewhat exotic.
- AnotherGoodName 6y agoI'd always make a point of adding in the motherboard and RAM cost as a baseline here. Say an extra $300 (assuming we're not going completely low end). So instead of $262 vs $488 your comparison should be $562 vs $788. Which means you pay ~30% more for ~30% more performance from your motherboard+RAM+CPU (the CPU being the dominant performance factor to these components).