- Jan 16, 2016
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I keep hearing people say you'll get a huge improvement by upgrading to the 5820k from the 4790k, so I figured why not do it in the future?
First off, I'm a beginner at video editing / rendering, non professional, so I have no idea if I should make the upgrade or not.
Next, I don't know if I should make a whole new build in the future or just upgrade my parts. The issue is though that if I did upgrade, I'd have to worry about packaging and returning my motherboard, RAM, and processor, so I'm not sure if it's really worth it, plus, I'd have to spend close to 120 dollars just upgrading, and that's without the return costs. So I'm not sure, should I upgrade, make a new build, or just stick with my current processor?
First off, I'm a beginner at video editing / rendering, non professional, so I have no idea if I should make the upgrade or not.
Next, I don't know if I should make a whole new build in the future or just upgrade my parts. The issue is though that if I did upgrade, I'd have to worry about packaging and returning my motherboard, RAM, and processor, so I'm not sure if it's really worth it, plus, I'd have to spend close to 120 dollars just upgrading, and that's without the return costs. So I'm not sure, should I upgrade, make a new build, or just stick with my current processor?
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