One nice thing about this choice seems to me that choosing the cheapest CPU of a new expensive family gives you the possibility to upgrade to a better one using the same socket when many years have past and prices have dropped, because by that time there's a new "expensive family".
And if one would argue that having to replace the motherboard at that time doesn't have to be a great disadvantage for the buyer of a more economic cpu-line, in this case it also means using DDR4-memory for which the same thing can be said.
Faster and more will be more affordable at the time you would have said goodby to a DDR3 using machine and you can postpone that moment for this one.
And if one would argue that having to replace the motherboard at that time doesn't have to be a great disadvantage for the buyer of a more economic cpu-line, in this case it also means using DDR4-memory for which the same thing can be said.
Faster and more will be more affordable at the time you would have said goodby to a DDR3 using machine and you can postpone that moment for this one.