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OcUK Intel Rocketlake review thread

~>Dg<~ said:
the 11600k mostly beats the 5600x in gaming and is cheaper. great gaming chip.
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No it doesn't checked few reviews, 5600x averages to be 5% faster. Cheaper yes, better value for money quite possible, but faster nope, not even when overclocked.
 
~>Dg<~ said:
the 11600k mostly beats the 5600x in gaming and is cheaper. great gaming chip.
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Have you looked at these reviews? it really doesn't Dg, at best its around a margin of error where the GPU is the bottleneck, where the CPU actually matters the 5600X is significantly faster in games.

The 11600K is a good chip for its money in current market conditions compared with the scalped price of the 5600X, at around the same money or even a little more the 5600X is the better chip.
 
I have to say at £269 (OCUK) the 11600k isn't a compelling nor good value purchase at all at MSRP of £250 it is a little better, however the 10600K(F) is much better value (not at £218 OCUK), and you lose little to nothing. Saving £70 for 1-2% seems like a no brainer to me, 16GB RAM or over 50% of a good motherboard can be bought for that.
 
well for value the best gaming cpu is the 10400 its 120 quid.....but... anyways

11600k is what we talking about literally most gaming reviews ive seen its better overall than a 5600x. the thing is look at when i said that and then look at the sigs of the people who posted no it isnt. all amd people. :p

i personally wouldnt get the 11600k. budget gaming would be a intel 10400 then for most avg or even pretty high end a 10700k is more than good enough and pretty much matches anythinh amd wise. for as low as 250 quid when on offer. amd doesnt offer anything competitive in these areas.
 
ATM,the Core i5 10400F and Core i5 11400F are between £120~£150,and the Core i5 10600K has been as low as around £180. Couple those with a reasonable B560 motherboard and fast RAM,and you are spending a similar amount to a Ryzen 5 3600 setup,but having performance between a Ryzen 5 3600 and a Ryzen 5 5600X.
 
read or watch the actual reviews. first one i watched said the intel 11600k is a better gaming cpu than the 5600x. cheaper and faster out the box. for just gaming.
 
Star Wars Squadrons... OUCH!

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humbug only posts the one victory shot lol. its almost as bad as the csgo benchmark. whats the point of posting one pic of a benchmark when rest of them or most of them its down on the cpu mentioned ?
 
~>Dg<~ said:
humbug only posts the one victory shot lol. its almost as bad as the csgo benchmark. whats the point of posting one pic of a benchmark when rest of them or most of them its down on the cpu mentioned ?
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Oh i could post a lot more than that, even just from the same video, what the video before you start going off on one....
 
im not going off i just watched some of the review videos. which shown generally the 11600k for gaming is better and cheaper. thats all.
 
~>Dg<~ said:
im not going off i just watched some of the review videos. which shown generally the 11600k for gaming is better and cheaper. thats all.
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You clearly didn't watch the videos, the whole thread is once again confused by what you say when they compare it to 'reality'
 
Techspot/Hardware Unboxed said the following:

If both CPUs were available at their MSRP, then the 5600X would be the obvious choice as it’s faster and more efficient, plus it's supported on a wider range of motherboards. But at today’s prices we’d get the 11600K. Actually no, what we’d do is forget both the 5600X and 11600K and just get the outgoing 10600K, or even better the 10600KF.

The Core i5-10600K is $224 and the 10600KF model (no graphics) posing an even more attractive proposition at $200. Those 35% savings could then go into something else, especially if your focus is gaming. If you’re in need of a CPU upgrade today and have a budget between $200 and $300, the Core i5-10600KF is a cracking good CPU for the money.
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uscool said:
Have you seen the power consumption between them :eek:
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No, for now i have just skipped through to the benchmarks, other than Steve Burke did some good analysis in the 11600K, i did watch that through, something like 68 Watts for the 5600X vs 142 Watts for the 11600K, absolute madness, i bet the 11900K is over 200 Watts?
 
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