Well the 4590 is better since it is clocked higher and they are otherwise the same chip. You will not notice the difference between the two though so I would probably just get the 4460. Is there are 4570 there? You could check it's price. I would get it if it's priced close to the 4460.
Well the 4590 is better since it is clocked higher and they are otherwise the same chip. You will not notice the difference between the two though so I would probably just get the 4460. Is there are 4570 there? You could check it's price. I would get it if it's priced close to the 4460.
Hmm, one more question though, will all cores reach it's turbo boost clock? I've been reading articles that only 2 or 1 cores can reach that frequency. .
it depends if all 4 cores are needed. if only one core is needed, the other 3 will sleep and the core, that is active, will boost up to get better framerates
The i5-4590 has a 100 MHz faster base clock and a 300 MHz faster Max turbo so it will perform slightly better.
The difference between the two is so small that it would hardly be noticeable during regular workloads. Of course, $16 amortized over the life of the computer is also barely perceptible.
If you've got the extra $16 to spend, get the 4590. If not, the 4460 will work fine.
Hmm, one more question though, will all cores reach it's turbo boost clock? I've been reading articles that only 2 or 1 cores can reach that frequency. .
If you have a motherboard with multicore enhancement, all cores can reach max turbo speed.