AntiCheatAgent94
The Equalizer
Would going from a Core i5 11600K to a Core i9 11900K be worth $250??
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Upgrade Core i9??
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freakdaddy64
Recruit
wouldnt know since im a amd guy are the specs better. some things are better but not that the eye can see.
KeyboardDemon
PC Gamer: Nearly Dangerous
I don't think it would be worth it, I think you would get a small difference in frame rate, somewhere between 10-20 fps boost, but if you have a frame rate that's already over 160-180 fps that is only as much as 10% higher frames, but you will be going from a $250 CPU to a $500 CPU which is a 100% increase in price. The numbers don't suggest good value here.
I can't remember what GPU you have; I think you had an RTX 2080 Ti, an upgrade/trade in here might be cheaper but it will give you more than double the increase in frame rate.
Evidence based opinions are more reliable than general conjecture, so here is something to sink your teeth into:
This is for 11th CPUs, but the scaling across the different generations is very similar, in that they would jump up in around 10% increments as you go through the range.
I can't remember what GPU you have; I think you had an RTX 2080 Ti, an upgrade/trade in here might be cheaper but it will give you more than double the increase in frame rate.
Evidence based opinions are more reliable than general conjecture, so here is something to sink your teeth into:
This is for 11th CPUs, but the scaling across the different generations is very similar, in that they would jump up in around 10% increments as you go through the range.
AntiCheatAgent94
The Equalizer
I have the RTX 3060ti,,,
freakdaddy64
Recruit
i have a evga rtx 3070 ti ftw3 ultra for sale for 400 us dollars and i can throw in a evga 850 watt g+ psu.
You may want to reconsider using EVGA/Nvidia cards in the future. I don't know what EVGA plans to do to fix their GPU issue(s) going forward, but they stopped relationship with Nvidia...
freakdaddy64
Recruit
yes i know and i just replaced 3070 ti with 3090 but they say they will keep enough stock for warranty purposes, who knows and they still have other brands. ill miss evga but ive never had any issues with msi,asus or pny cards. and i almost went 6900xt.
