I have intel i5-6500 and gtx1650, the only cpu upgrades possible on my pc are intel i5-6600 and i7-6700, do you think its worth an upgrade? (it costs about 100e)
I have intel i5-6500 and gtx1650, the only cpu upgrades possible on my pc are intel i5-6600 and i7-6700, do you think its worth an upgrade? (it costs about 100e)
it is for gaming but i run valorant on 120-150 fps, but when i opet discord and like chrome to watch something or like lisen to spotify, my fps is unstable. So i dont need like some insane specs , i just need stable fps even if 1/2 apps are opened in background. Do you think i7-6700 will do the job?Worth is a very individual thing. From my point of view, that's a lot of money to dump into an incremental upgrade on a platform going on eight years old. If the intention is workstation applications and having eight threads is useful, there's a small argument; if the purpose is for gaming, this would be a very poor upgrade in terms of cost effectiveness.
it is for gaming but i run valorant on 120-150 fps, but when i opet discord and like chrome to watch something or like lisen to spotify, my fps is unstable. So i dont need like some insane specs , i just need stable fps even if 1/2 apps are opened in background. Do you think i7-6700 will do the job?
Well, technically it may be worth it. It depends whether you're willing to spend that amount based upon the performance increase hereunder.I have intel i5-6500 and gtx1650, the only cpu upgrades possible on my pc are intel i5-6600 and i7-6700, do you think its worth an upgrade? (it costs about 100e)
Old but FYI micro centre doesn’t exist in Europe.No. Micro center has some very good bundles if you need to upgrade