Intel Core i5-10600K Comet Lake 6-Core 4.1 GHz LGA 1200 125W Desktop Processor for $214.99 AC + FS

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Mr_Sadness

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This $215 i5-10600K performs on par with the cheaper $180 i5-11400F; according to https://www.techspot.com/review/2...i5-11400f/

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lelcomedygold

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for those that don't already know, this is the one that *isn't* a waste of sand.

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tyman

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tymanApr 14, 2021 7:14 PM

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hey zeus prices have dropped

jchu14

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If you don't need the integrated graphics, the 10600KF is $177.49 at staples after code '67831'. https://www.staples.com/intel-cor..._IM17MM830

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Durrrrr

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DurrrrrApr 14, 2021 7:37 PM

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Pay extra $50 you can get i7 10700k from micro center which is a great upgrade

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ir0nw0lf

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Quote from lelcomedygold

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for those that don't already know, this is the one that *isn't* a waste of sand.

Are you referring to the GN review of the 11600K?

J.treehorn

Apr 14, 2021 11:21 PM

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Quote from Mr_Sadness

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This $215 i5-10600K performs on par with the cheaper $180 i5-11400F; according to https://www.techspot.com/review/2...i5-11400f/

Yeah getting the 11400 instead is a no brainer considering it is as fast, cheaper, and offers faster RAM and pcie 4 support. Also, most motherboards offer unlimited turbo boost duration (no time expiry) and intel chips essentially boost close to their max frequency, so the K designation doesn't mean much

Last edited by J.treehorn April 14, 2021 at 10:46 PM.

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Mr_Sadness

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Quote from jchu14

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If you don't need the integrated graphics, the 10600KF is $177.49 at staples after code '67831'. https://www.staples.com/intel-cor..._IM17MM830 [staples.com]

At $177.49, the i5-10600KF is more reasonably price than the $215 i5-10600K that performs on par with the $184 i5-11400.

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rbslickdeal

Apr 15, 2021 12:51 AM

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I built a system with the i3 10100 and graphics cards are ridiculous. Would it be worth it gaming wise to return the i3 and get the i5 given they have the same integrated graphics??

MagentaKnob173

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Quote from rbslickdeal

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I built a system with the i3 10100 and graphics cards are ridiculous. Would it be worth it gaming wise to return the i3 and get the i5 given they have the same integrated graphics??

Not until you get a graphics card.

Worth noting for you since you have a low end CPU: get an AMD graphics card if you can. Nvidia GPUs put a lot more strain on the CPU than AMD ones.

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muchwow

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Quote from rbslickdeal

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I built a system with the i3 10100 and graphics cards are ridiculous. Would it be worth it gaming wise to return the i3 and get the i5 given they have the same integrated graphics??

if you plan on getting a gpu in the future, the i5 will perform and age better from a cpu perspective. otherwise they both have weak igpus for gaming.

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dsw1210

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Quote from Mr_Sadness

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At $177.49, the i5-10600KF is more reasonably price than the $215 i5-10600K that performs on par with the $184 i5-11400.

67831 Code looks to be expired Frown

exhurt

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Quote from J.treehorn

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Yeah getting the 11400 instead is a no brainer considering it is as fast, cheaper, and offers faster RAM and pcie 4 support. Also, most motherboards offer unlimited turbo boost duration (no time expiry) and intel chips essentially boost close to their max frequency, so the K designation doesn't mean much

Overclocking is REALLY overrated nowadays. Waste of time, money, and power

PocketSmiley

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Quote from exhurt

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Overclocking is REALLY overrated nowadays. Waste of time, money, and power

Uhh... My 9600KF does 5.3GHz stable over air. Max of 11400F is 4.4GHz. 0.9GHz OC is not a waste of time, money, nor power. Most unlocked Intel processors can do at least 5.2GHz on air.

OC is literally idiot-proof to do properly, which is why Gamer Nexus uses actual OC benchmarks when comparing CPUs. You should compare CPUs with their out-of-the-box stable OC performance THEN do a price-performance comparison. Not OC-ing nowadays either means you're trying to save power (a proper OC gets the minimum voltage increase for max stable freq increase) or you're below an idiot. It's literally 1-click OC in all motherboards now.

exhurt

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Quote from PocketSmiley

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Uhh... My 9600KF does 5.3GHz stable over air. Max of 11400F is 4.4GHz. 0.9GHz OC is not a waste of time, money, nor power. Most unlocked Intel processors can do at least 5.2GHz on air.

OC is literally idiot-proof to do properly, which is why Gamer Nexus uses actual OC benchmarks when comparing CPUs. You should compare CPUs with their out-of-the-box stable OC performance THEN do a price-performance comparison. Not OC-ing nowadays either means you're trying to save power (a proper OC gets the minimum voltage increase for max stable freq increase) or you're below an idiot. It's literally 1-click OC in all motherboards now.

How much more money does the K model cost over the non-k model? $30? Then you have to buy an aftermarket heatsink which would cost another $30-50 and a motherboard that can overclock which cost another $30-50 more.

Wouldn't it be cheaper to buy a 9700 or 9900? Or put an extra $100 towards your GPU

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