Currently got 2 very good PC's, one a Chillblast Fusion Thunderbird (2013) and a locally built Corsair machine last year. Prefer the Chassis and motherboard of the Thunderbird and I want to swap the newer parts over to the Thunderbird, but only if its worth it. The Thunderbird has a 3570k @ 4.8GHz and the Corsair has a 4690k @ 3.8GHz, which CPU wpuld you say is best? Want to know whether it's worth swapping them round or leaving it.
Which CPU is best out of these two?
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http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-Core-i5-4690K-vs-Intel-Core-i5-3570K/2432vs1316
results are a generalization only but I'd call it a wash.
higher freq with lower IPC, or a lower freq with higher IPC
Instructions Per Cycle
results are a generalization only but I'd call it a wash.
higher freq with lower IPC, or a lower freq with higher IPC
Instructions Per Cycle
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3570k and 4690k are very near to each other.
Beside benchmark scores, you can not really tell the difference in any way.
Beside benchmark scores, you can not really tell the difference in any way.
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