As of right now this is my PC:
i7 5820k
ASUS RAMPAGE V EXTREME Motherboard
16GB (2x8 by accident) 3000Mhz DDR4 Corsair Vengeance Low Profile
EVGA ACX 2.0 980
AX760 Corsair PSU
Corsair H100i CPU Cooler
I had been persuaded to get the i7 5820k over the i7 6700k. I only game as of now, but I am going to college next fall. I may be able to make use to the two extra cores. I have overclocked the CPU to 4ghz and 4.5Ghz to make up for the IPC, and atleast according to CPU-Z's benchmarker, I managed to close the gap in single core performance. But it also said I out performed a stock speed i7 5960x.
As far as real world performance, I have lost around 10FPS average over what I was getting before with my i5 4690k. I ran Battlefield 4 ultra settings 125% resolution scale, Star Wars Battlefront EA ultra settings 125% resolution scale, and Grand Theft Auto V (which was actually benefited by 10FPS), along with older games I have.
I have multiple questions.
1. I have seen several youtube videos, and benchmarks saying that the i7 5820k can actually out perform the i7 6700k even at stock speeds in regards to video games. BF4 was tested and it show the 5820k just a few FPS higher. So what is up?
2. Could dual channel RAM be the problem. I have tried XMP and my own overclock. NOTHING works. I don't even get a boot, instead a black screen with a underscore blinking in the upper left corner. Would Quad channel fix this and my gaming problem?
3. i7 6700k vs i7 5820k
Please post your opinion ASAP thank you and Happy New Year!
i7 5820k
ASUS RAMPAGE V EXTREME Motherboard
16GB (2x8 by accident) 3000Mhz DDR4 Corsair Vengeance Low Profile
EVGA ACX 2.0 980
AX760 Corsair PSU
Corsair H100i CPU Cooler
I had been persuaded to get the i7 5820k over the i7 6700k. I only game as of now, but I am going to college next fall. I may be able to make use to the two extra cores. I have overclocked the CPU to 4ghz and 4.5Ghz to make up for the IPC, and atleast according to CPU-Z's benchmarker, I managed to close the gap in single core performance. But it also said I out performed a stock speed i7 5960x.
As far as real world performance, I have lost around 10FPS average over what I was getting before with my i5 4690k. I ran Battlefield 4 ultra settings 125% resolution scale, Star Wars Battlefront EA ultra settings 125% resolution scale, and Grand Theft Auto V (which was actually benefited by 10FPS), along with older games I have.
I have multiple questions.
1. I have seen several youtube videos, and benchmarks saying that the i7 5820k can actually out perform the i7 6700k even at stock speeds in regards to video games. BF4 was tested and it show the 5820k just a few FPS higher. So what is up?
2. Could dual channel RAM be the problem. I have tried XMP and my own overclock. NOTHING works. I don't even get a boot, instead a black screen with a underscore blinking in the upper left corner. Would Quad channel fix this and my gaming problem?
3. i7 6700k vs i7 5820k
Please post your opinion ASAP thank you and Happy New Year!