2017 gaming pc tech

taha2001 · Jan 23, 2014

Have heard that pc parts will not be upgraded and they are at max and that new tech will be introduced.so guys I am planning on buying i5 .4670k and I want it to play latest games for more than 5 years..is it possible. I wilk, give u more information if u want..

wanderer11 · Jan 23, 2014

What do you mean "will not be upgraded"? There's new hardware coming out every year. Sure it's possible to use a 4670k for 5 years. You're not going to be maxing games out in 5 years, but they'll still play.

ccky · Jan 23, 2014

Saying the 4670k will play the latest games for 5 years is like saying a Pentium 4 can run battlefield 4. It most likely won't happen, usually 2-3 years is max a CPU will last.

wanderer11 · Jan 23, 2014

The i7-950 came out almost 5 years ago and it will still run any game just fine. A 4670k will definitely last 5 years if you don't expect max settings.

spentshells · Jan 23, 2014

Hell I have a Q6600 and Im still playing all my games on at least high/mostly high settings

wanderer11 · Jan 23, 2014

I expect my 3570k to last me a long time. It'll be two years soon and I haven't even seen a reason to overclock it yet.

jaguarskx · Jan 23, 2014

ccky :

I play games with my Q9450. I believe it was released in March 2008 so in a couple of months it will be 6 years old. It does not give me the same FPS as compared to an i5-4670k, but it can still be used to play games quite well given it's age.

taha2001 · Jan 24, 2014

by upgrading i mean that for example " like after gtx 660 gtx 670 is the upgraded version" i don't know maybe r9 280x is the latest and after that it would be upgraded to r9 290 or upgraded to r10 series. i have heard that computer parts won't be upgraded after 2017..i mean they would be maxed. id possible new discoveries would be made

jaguarskx · Jan 25, 2014

taha2001 :

I have no idea where you read or heard the from. It is simply wrong so you can delete that silly comment from your brain.

taha2001 · Jan 25, 2014

you know what these lines are a secret in the company and only their employees know that and one employee told me and he also told me that all i3, i5 , i7 was discovered and invented in back nineteenths century. if they would have put that in market their sale would have been stopped cause everyone would've buyed i5 , i7 and i3 and then they only need to replace or buy a new system was because id their system has been broken, so the company slowly upgraded the hardware and then in twenties i3, i5, i7 came out.

ScrewySqrl · Jan 25, 2014

thats mostly bullpucky.

intel is researching 10nm, 7nm, and 5 nm processes that should take them up to 2020

taha2001 · Jan 25, 2014

yea that should be right i mean no upgrading. i didn't said new piece of hardware

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