Is there any difference between these two CPUs in gaming? In india where i live price is the same. Is it a wise choice and suggest a good mobo under $100 for it.
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wanderer11
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I think you meant 4670. Anyway, the 4670 is a little more powerful than the 3570. Keep in mind that the 3570 uses and LGA-1155 motherboard whereas the 4670 uses LGA-1150. Assuming you can get a motherboard for the same price in either socket get the i5-4670. I'm not sure what store you would use so it's hard to pick something for you.
Nope bro its i5 4570 http://www.flipkart.com/intel-3-2-ghz-lga1150-4570-i5-4th-generation-processor/p/itmdhsphznenxbu4?pid=PSRDHSPKNXNAGJSZ&cmpid=content_processor_8965229628_gmc_pla&tgi=sem,1,G,9226359,g,search,,19319548220,1o1,,,c,,,,,,,&gclid=CL7ol8rboLoCFacl4godfnEApA
And please select the best mobo for it from this same site
And please select the best mobo for it from this same site
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The i5 3570 can be slightly overclocked and will then outperform the newer 4570.
2nd and 3rd gen non-k i5s can be partially overclocked if you have a motherboard that supports multiplier overclocking. You should be able to raise your multiplier from 34 to 38 thus running 3.8ghz on all 4 cores.
4th gen non-k i5s do not support this feature.
Also, a 3rd gen i5 + LGA 1155 mobo will almost certainly be cheaper than a 4th gen i5 + LGA 1150 mobo.
2nd and 3rd gen non-k i5s can be partially overclocked if you have a motherboard that supports multiplier overclocking. You should be able to raise your multiplier from 34 to 38 thus running 3.8ghz on all 4 cores.
4th gen non-k i5s do not support this feature.
Also, a 3rd gen i5 + LGA 1155 mobo will almost certainly be cheaper than a 4th gen i5 + LGA 1150 mobo.
rolli59
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Its too high for me
can you suggest one for $100?
That would make this the only board http://www.flipkart.com/msi-b85m-g43-motherboard/p/itmdny2tpx6xermg?pid=MBDDMZW9TGRXNPBK&ref=0854855b-cdb8-44b7-ac16-22f409a72d29 it is an OK board for it.
rolli59 :
Its too high for me
can you suggest one for $100?
That would make this the only board http://www.flipkart.com/msi-b85m-g43-motherboard/p/itmdny2tpx6xermg?pid=MBDDMZW9TGRXNPBK&ref=0854855b-cdb8-44b7-ac16-22f409a72d29 it is an OK board for it.
Actually msi dont have there service centres where i reside...can i take this one? http://www.flipkart.com/gigabyte-ga-b85-d3h-motherboard/p/itmdny2tagm2eryz?pid=MBDDMZW9RHXYGRJQ&icmpid=reco_bp_historyFooter_motherboard_2
In my country, the Ivy Bridge motherboards are cheaper than Haswell's. Interestingly the i5-3570 ($260) has same price as the newer i5-4570 ($261).
Ivy Bridge,
ASRock H71M-DGS (H61 chipset), $60.
ASRock B75M-DGS (B75 chipset), $77.
Haswell,
ASRock H81M-DGS (H81 chipset), $90
ASUS H81M-A (H81 chipset), $91.
MSI B85M-E33 (B85 chipset), $107
ASRock B85M-HDS (B85 chipset), $112.
It's quite obvious in this case to pair a B75 chipset motherboard with i5-3570 for ($77+$260) = $337. The cheapest Haswell combination of H81 and i5-4570 will cost ($90+$261) = $351. The newer B85 chipset motherboard will be even more expensive.
Ivy Bridge,
ASRock H71M-DGS (H61 chipset), $60.
ASRock B75M-DGS (B75 chipset), $77.
Haswell,
ASRock H81M-DGS (H81 chipset), $90
ASUS H81M-A (H81 chipset), $91.
MSI B85M-E33 (B85 chipset), $107
ASRock B85M-HDS (B85 chipset), $112.
It's quite obvious in this case to pair a B75 chipset motherboard with i5-3570 for ($77+$260) = $337. The cheapest Haswell combination of H81 and i5-4570 will cost ($90+$261) = $351. The newer B85 chipset motherboard will be even more expensive.
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