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- DiscussionHello! Similar to Sash's GPU discussion, I decided to open one for CPUs. Again, my knowledge and experience is limited so my choice may seem a little strange, but mine is the 8700k! I felt as if the 8700k was a big jump in that time period going from constant 4C/8T to 6C/12T!!! Not only more cores, but maintaining and even increasing clock speeds. With some light research, it seemed most 8700ks reached 5ghz quite easily. I, myself, was fortunate enough to own one that could daily 5.1ghz. Although 6C/12T is baseline now, I find myself hard-pressed to find a game that is limited by 12T at 4.7ghz+. If you managed to get an 8700k in 2017 or 2018, I'm sure it will have served you just fine and will continue to do so for at least another year. So, what is your most legendary CPU of all time?0
- DiscussionAIDA64 Memory Latency is the Best ™ way to test performance of the CPU. Flex here. I'll go first.0