Question i5 13600KF or i7 13700KF for RTX 4070 Ti?

[Walpurgis117]

I'm looking to get an RTX 4070 Ti with 32 GB 6000MHz DDR5 RAM and either an i513600KF or i7 13700KF to game at 1440p.
Do you guys think it's worth it to pay more for the i7, or will the difference be insignificant compared to the i5?

 

[siaan312]

for strictly gaming, It shouldn't matter much in most games, maybe at most a few percent in cpu bound games.
For other tasks like productivity, the cores on the i7 help quite a bit.

 

[Bob.B]

I'm looking to get an RTX 4070 Ti with 32 GB 6000MHz DDR5 RAM and either an i513600KF or i7 13700KF to game at 1440p.
Do you guys think it's worth it to pay more for the i7, or will the difference be insignificant compared to the i5?

Unless your planning on overclocking think about the 13700.....non-k.

 

[geofelt]

Worth is something only YOU can determine.

You would probably not notice the difference.
Put the price difference towards good cooling to allow the maximum turbo performance.

And... Try to buy the K version of processors. The $25 price premium is good insurance if you should have discrete graphics card issues.
You also get the Quick Sync capability:
https://www.intel.com/content/www/u...uick-sync-video/quick-sync-video-general.html

 

[siaan312]

Worth is something only YOU can determine.

You would probably not notice the difference.
Put the price difference towards good cooling to allow the maximum turbo performance.

And... Try to buy the K version of processors. The $25 price premium is good insurance if you should have discrete graphics card issues.
You also get the Quick Sync capability:
https://www.intel.com/content/www/u...uick-sync-video/quick-sync-video-general.html

You mean non F series chips.
K only enables overclocking, non letter chips also have an Igpu.

 

[geofelt]

You mean non F series chips.
K only enables overclocking, non letter chips also have an Igpu.

Exactly, I need to be more clear.