Which CPU to take?

[Noa_1_]

Hello everyone , I'm thinking about purchasing a new processor, thinking about the i5 6600k and the i5 7400 I do not know what the difference is, but I need games like PUBG and CSGO ... I think even a little money is expensive and I buy maybe Ryzen 1600 which would probably give the best preforms , what do you think ... Graphic is my GTX 1050ti, but I also intend to upgrade it for 2 months on the GTX 1060

 

[rgd1101]

budget? so you need cpu/mobo/ram? what about ssd, windows?

 

[lperreault21]

well. I would get the Ryzen 1600. Has better performance. Also The 6600k and 7400 are outdated and are 4c/4t. Ryzen is 6c/12t.

 

[Noa_1_]

I dont have ssd,i dont need ssd i would say...windows 10...7400 is not outdated...its 2k17 cpu...myb 6600k it is

 

[lperreault21]

I dont have ssd,i dont need ssd i would say...windows 10...7400 is not outdated...its 2k17 cpu...myb 6600k it is

7200rpm boot is fine.

CPU; it is 2 generations old man, It IS outdated, 7700k even is. 8th gen is newest. (8700k, 8600k)
The 7400 is "new" but is still outdated. A i3 8350k beats it now.
But if you wnat to go against what i just said then fine.


Just get ryzen,

 

[4745454b]

Depends on what you mean by "outdated". Yes, the 8 series is out now, so all the 7 and 6 , etc, series can be "outdated" if you look at it like that. But the 7700K will game better than the 8100. So the 7700K is "outdated"? If that's the case, "outdated" can still be a great performer.

The 8400 is a great gaming CPU. The 8350K is as well though it's still expensive for what you get. Ryzen might be a good idea but it's single core IPC is still a bit on the low end. Really depends on your budget and what the prices are when you buy.