3570k or 4440?, no overclocking.

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geofelt
At stock both chips will perform about equally.
One buys a "K" for the option to overclock.
If you will be using a Z77 chipset motherboard, you will have the option to gain about 20% more performance.
Pick the 3570K. for the potential.
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GrantGap

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This question comes with a few side notes, like will you be using a Zxx motherboard? (meaning having the OC ability) But even the Yogscast uses the 3570Ks and they record games in 1080p at the same time. But I found a very trust worthy website for you to take a look at the differences!

http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Core-i5-4440-vs-Intel-Core-i5-3570

So having that info, the 3570k would be the best choice even if your not looking for any OCing at this time. :D Hope this helps!
 
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geofelt

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At stock both chips will perform about equally.
One buys a "K" for the option to overclock.
If you will be using a Z77 chipset motherboard, you will have the option to gain about 20% more performance.
Pick the 3570K. for the potential.
 
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envy14tpe

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If price was the same I'd take the 3570k. It will outperform the 4440. The 3570k hits 3.8GHz max and the 4440 hits 3.3GHz. The 3570k is more like 3.7/3.6GHz compared to 3.3GHz of the 4440.

But now you gotta select a Z77 instead of Z87 or Z97. Not as easy to find Z77 or H77 mobos. But possible.
 
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I agree with Geofelt, and as of now the i5 3570k is a bit more stable and known chip, compared to the 4440.
 
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