I know this has been asked many times before but I am curious if the advice is different now that we seem to be heading into the realm of hyperthreading support in games (Watch Dogs) and the new gen of consoles being out which will push devs to start making more complex games again!
I currently run i5 2500k on Asus p8z68-v pro/gen3
The 2500k is OC'd to 4.4Ghz, I think I had a "bad" one as I couldn't get it to be stable at 4.5 let alone any higher!
With this in mind is it worth moving to the 3770k? I know a high OC on a 2500k makes it negligible but what about one that only OC'd to 4.4?
I know multithreading in games makes next to no difference currently, but I am starting to think that the trend will start shifting soon to make use of them, so I am seriously considering moving to the best Ivy Bridge chip I can, so I at least have the best setup I can without buying new motherboard!
Advice please?
I currently run i5 2500k on Asus p8z68-v pro/gen3
The 2500k is OC'd to 4.4Ghz, I think I had a "bad" one as I couldn't get it to be stable at 4.5 let alone any higher!
With this in mind is it worth moving to the 3770k? I know a high OC on a 2500k makes it negligible but what about one that only OC'd to 4.4?
I know multithreading in games makes next to no difference currently, but I am starting to think that the trend will start shifting soon to make use of them, so I am seriously considering moving to the best Ivy Bridge chip I can, so I at least have the best setup I can without buying new motherboard!
Advice please?