[SOLVED] Is it really worth to get a non-K i9-10900?

[Deleted member 2841972]

I found a 10900 with a cheaper price. Now I can get cheaper Z400 motherboard with a cheaper cpu cooler on a cheaper CPU. I could not find much comparison videos about that non-K CPU so wanted to hear your thoughts.
Should I go for it or consider to get 5600X / 5800X / 10850K / 10900K? But I would have to get more expensive cooler and motherboard after getting one of those CPUs. I only play games, sometimes I render videos, make terrains or interiors on Unreal Engine but just for fun. So I don't think buying this CPU would limit me from doing stuff. I am using 7600K right now and it is going to be a huge upgrade for me anyway. Please consider the money factor while commeting. I have money to get 10900K / 5800X with better cooling and motherboard but I really don't want to spend that much if 10900 is going to be enough for me. Thank you.

 

[General Kenobi]

I found a 10900 with a cheaper price. Now I can get cheaper Z400 motherboard with a cheaper cpu cooler on a cheaper CPU. I could not find much comparison videos about that non-K CPU so wanted to hear your thoughts.
Should I go for it or consider to get 5600X / 5800X / 10850K / 10900K? But I would have to get more expensive cooler and motherboard after getting one of those CPUs. I only play games, sometimes I render videos, make terrains or interiors on Unreal Engine but just for fun. So I don't think buying this CPU would limit me from doing stuff. I am using 7600K right now and it is going to be a huge upgrade for me anyway. Please consider the money factor while commeting. I have money to get 10900K / 5800X with better cooling and motherboard but I really don't want to spend that much if 10900 is going to be enough for me. Thank you.

Get any of the i9 as all those processor are basically the same getting a K chip gives you OC capability but if you are not going too so save bucks for a really good cooler and also remember about the PSU.

 

[TerryLaze]

Removing limits and using max turbo the non-k 10900 becomes pretty much an 10900k stock and then some (in some games) .
Overclocking the k part is only borderline worth it, it costs too much.
https://www.techpowerup.com/review/intel-core-i9-10900/15.html