So far I've always had my eye on the i7-10700 or the K version. I'm still using an i7-2600k myself (supposed to be one of the best processors, but it's getting on in years). I'm wondering whether it's worth buying an i7-11700, because the benchmark tests I looked at earlier don't show any significant increase in performance. The integrated GPU is supposed to be powerful, but since I plan to use a graka anyway, it doesn't matter. So what is the argument for the 11th generation? Saw some pros in the comments below, but is it that earth-shattering?
ralfsteinmetz
3 years ago
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I was talking about the PC interface. The i7 11700 supports 4.0 and the i7 10700 supports 3.0, so if you want to future-proof, go with the i7 11700k.

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3 years ago

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I was talking about the PC interface. The i7 11700 supports 4.0 and the i7 10700 supports 3.0, so if you want to future-proof, go with the i7 11700k.

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I was talking about the PC interface. The i7 11700 supports 4.0 and the i7 10700 supports 3.0, so if you want to future-proof, go with the i7 11700k.

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