Question Which CPU upgrade is better?

Mar 7, 2019
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Hi,

I'm currently running an i5-4670k OC to 4.00GHz, but even after the overclock I'm starting to notice my CPU falling behind on most recent games.
I've been looking up benchmarks, comparisons for some CPU's
Due to the fact i gotta replace ram, mobo and CPU i need to find out what will last me a long time.

I can't make up which is better for gaming (& multitasking while gaming) between these:

Ryzen 7 2700X
Ryzen 5 2600x
Intel i7 8700k
Intel i5 8600k
 
I picked up the 2700x. Coming from the R5 1400 and I’m glad I did. For what I paid, and what the processor can handle, it was well worth the money. I don’t have much experience with intel though so I can’t say much there
 
Efficiency/'x' performance performance per watt, etc., are factors to consider...

But, the 8700K has about a 25-30% lead in average framerates at 1440P and 1080P when all processors are compared in a variety of games and given a great GPU.

If choosing between the 2700X and merely an i5-8400, the decision would be a bit tougher.
 
Hi,

I'm currently running an i5-4670k OC to 4.00GHz, but even after the overclock I'm starting to notice my CPU falling behind on most recent games.
I've been looking up benchmarks, comparisons for some CPU's
Due to the fact i gotta replace ram, mobo and CPU i need to find out what will last me a long time.

I can't make up which is better for gaming (& multitasking while gaming) between these:

Ryzen 7 2700X
Ryzen 5 2600x
Intel i7 8700k
Intel i5 8600k
If you can wait until July the new AMD Ryzen 2 3000 series should be out. And current CPU prices should fall. That might be a good time for a platform change.