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so i'm looking through my options on buying an i5 for an introductory / budget gaming rig, and i'm thinking: which specific model makes sense? aren't they all the same thing just screened at the factory?
ignoring the K version, is there really any noticeable difference between 4430, 4570, and 4670? or is an i5 an i5, and the big difference is actually between i5 and i3?
do i just buy the cheapest i5 version and call it done?
ignoring the K version, is there really any noticeable difference between 4430, 4570, and 4670? or is an i5 an i5, and the big difference is actually between i5 and i3?
do i just buy the cheapest i5 version and call it done?
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