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Intel@hardware.watchEnglish · 1 year ago

When do you usually upgrade your processor?

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When do you usually upgrade your processor?

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Intel@hardware.watchEnglish · 1 year ago

Every generation? Every other? Every 4?

Debating on going from a 10700k to something 15th gen.

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I seem to average every 6-7 years since I started building myself. Phenom ii x4 965 in 2010, i7 7700k in 2017, and I’m looking to upgrade to either a 12900k or 7800 x3d next month.

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