paul s2
Posts: 21 +5
The best time to upgrade is when your system no longer meets its use demand. ie it wont do what you want anymore that being said I dont replace processor/motherboard unless I can get 3x the performance at the same dollar. I currently have a 4770k at teh time it was 330usd. its single core and multi core performance cant be tripled for 330usd yet so im not upgrading. single core perf = 2254 multi core is 10k.
so when I can get a single core perf at about 6k and multi core perf at 30k ill get a upgrade in the 330usd range.
we are close at 30k multi perf rating at 999usd. but single core ratings at anyprice are still below 2600 "I7-7700k"
at stock clocks. I know 6k single core perf is a ways off. now in a few years 30k multicore perf will be at 330usd and I might consider it. Moore's law is dead. btw the 2500k has a single core rating at 1899 and multi core rating at 6400 si I do understand why its still not time to upgrade these aging chips.
so when I can get a single core perf at about 6k and multi core perf at 30k ill get a upgrade in the 330usd range.
we are close at 30k multi perf rating at 999usd. but single core ratings at anyprice are still below 2600 "I7-7700k"
at stock clocks. I know 6k single core perf is a ways off. now in a few years 30k multicore perf will be at 330usd and I might consider it. Moore's law is dead. btw the 2500k has a single core rating at 1899 and multi core rating at 6400 si I do understand why its still not time to upgrade these aging chips.