i5 10600k

Hey guys so after 3 years i'm finally upgrading from my ryzen 2600x, 1060 6gb 24gb ram PC. here are the specifications / part list of my new one: intel i5 10600k gigabyte b560m ds3h 3060 ti LHR 2x8 16gb 3000mhz corsair 500gb samsung SSD 2tb seagate HDD hyper 212 black edition cooler corsair...

If I put a RAM stick in any other slot except the 4th one the cpu and dimm light on the debug lights up. Both sticks work in the 4th slot but neither work in the other 3. What could be the issue? View: https://imgur.com/gallery/zSWsjjZ

There's so much of info on the internet that I am overwhelmed. I was initially pretty sure I'd go for an i5 10600K (only because of the higher base frequency). However, now I've learnt that there's a lot more to consider (IPC, supported memory speeds etc) and hence even a lower base frequency...

I had an older machine that I gave away. I have however retained my HDD and graphics card which is a GTX 750Ti. My older rig was as follows Motherboard: Asus H81M-CS Processor: i5-4440 3.1Ghz Ram: Kingston hyperx fb-dimm 4GB DDR3 SSD: Kingston SSDNow 300 (128GB) HDD: WD 1TB Graphics Card: GTX...

Ok I know that this question is so frequent but now I have r5 3600 on b450 tomahawk max and two ram sticks of 8gb (16gb) on 3000mhz cl15, and Arctic freezer esport 34 duo, gtx 1060 G1 gaming ( in future planing to upgrade to RTX 3070)... But in meantime the prices of i5 10600 or 10500 in my...

So, I am looking to build my new rig and was wondering what CPUs are good for gaming in the range of the Ryzen 5 3600X. I have seen i5 10600k a little bit higher priced in my local market and was wondering what CPU would be a better choice at this point with value standpoint as the 10 series...

I am building my next gaming PC. I have done the research and have come down to 2 choices which I like. But I can't decide so I would like this community to give me some advise please. My build: i5 10600 / i5 10600K (although I don't plan on overclocking, but I have the budget so why not!)...

I just got an i5 10600k, chose the k version to boost it a little as it looked promising in a lot of benchmarks I looked at for gaming keeping up with the i9, etc. I'm using an ASrock extreme z490, 3200 Corsair vengeance rgb RAM with a 650-watt PSU. I have tried almost every combination of...