Which CPU is best among those three but with no OC

[x7.uae2]

My pc build is the following
CPU: I7-4790K
GPU: GTX770
Ram: 2x8gb (dunno further details since i got the PC from someone but probably cheap ones)

my plan is the following
GPU: 2080Ti O11G
Ram: Trident Z DDR4-3200M Cas 14

however i'm stuck in deciding the CPU between the following:
I9-9900K
I7-8086K
I7-8700K

the reason i'm stuck is because i'm looking for CPU with Excellent performance BUT with no intention of OC

 

[WildCard999]

At stock it will be the 9900K as it has the highest single (well matching the 8086K) and multicore turbo boost and more cores/threads then the 8700K/8086K.

 

[x7.uae2]

At stock it will be the 9900K as it has the highest single (well matching the 8086K) and multicore turbo boost and more cores/threads then the 8700K/8086K.

thanks man

I had a lot of thinking and brain over-heat just thinking which to decide and looking at the frequencies and cores

 

[mgallo848]

What's your primary use? If it's strictly for gaming I personally would NOT get the i9 9900k. It's a high dollar item that would give you very little in terms a performance increase (for gaming) compared to other possible CPUs you could purchase.

 

[dvo]

i've read from a few reviews that the i9-9900k draws massive amounts of power vs the i7-9700k, and the only real difference between them is hyperthreading. the i9 draws as much as 265 watts, which is absurd. if you're using this chip for gaming i see no need for the 9900k. the 9700k or one of the 8xxx chips would probably be a better option.

 

[x7.uae2]

What's your primary use? If it's strictly for gaming I personally would NOT get the i9 9900k. It's a high dollar item that would give you very little in terms a performance increase (for gaming) compared to other possible CPUs you could purchase.

probably for everything:

Work related programs
files editing
coding
and the highlight is Gaming in Ultra Setting

 

[x7.uae2]

i've read from a few reviews that the i9-9900k draws massive amounts of power vs the i7-9700k, and the only real difference between them is hyperthreading. the i9 draws as much as 265 watts, which is absurd. if you're using this chip for gaming i see no need for the 9900k. the 9700k or one of the 8xxx chips would probably be a better option.

thanks for the suggestion

i didn't know about it
better search for alternatives then