Soldato
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Which would be better?
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i7 skylake quad vs 5820k
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It is hard to say at the moment because skylake isn't out yet and we can only speculate the performance of it. I would imagine the performance of skylake will be
very close to that of the 5820k and will likely ever be faster in some benchmarks but I don`t think it will completely outperform the 5820k across the board.
The advantage of going the x99 root thought is you have the ability to upgrade to a 8 core at a later date plus Broadwell-E once it is released.
It all boils down to what you use your computer for and if the extra cores of the 5820k will benefit you or not.
very close to that of the 5820k and will likely ever be faster in some benchmarks but I don`t think it will completely outperform the 5820k across the board.
The advantage of going the x99 root thought is you have the ability to upgrade to a 8 core at a later date plus Broadwell-E once it is released.
It all boils down to what you use your computer for and if the extra cores of the 5820k will benefit you or not.
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