This seems like a really nice deal. It's the lowest price I've seen and it looks tempting. Do you think it's worth it? Are there any solid guides on overclocking for the 265k someone can direct me to?
8400MT-8800MT CU-DIMM DDR5 with a timings tune will get you a very solid experience
ieatdownvotes4food
Start by downloading Intel XTU.
resetallthethings
I mean, for productivity it’s a definite go
they can game too, but hard to recommend even at this price when something like a 9600x would still be better
nhc150
That’s a great deal. The 265k overclocks nearly as good as the 285k.
deefop
Do you already have the motherboard? If you’re buying a board or building a new pc, go with am5. Intels myriad problems arent worth saving a couple bucks.
coffeenutsupremo
No
GeorgiyVovk
Yes, eapecially when u can buy nice motherboard.
filthmcnasty1
I recently bought one myself and I’m extremely happy with it. If you pair it with fast ram (8000+) and overclock it a bit, it really comes alive. I got the gaming performance on it within about 5-8% of the 9800x3d. I only measured that in 3dmark, so real-world performance will probably vary.
New-Signal-3940
100% worth it if you already have an LGA 1851 board. Pair it with a CUDIMM and some basic overclocking and you have a beast. If you are making a new build and its just for gaming then you should stick with 9800x3d.
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100% get it.
8400MT-8800MT CU-DIMM DDR5 with a timings tune will get you a very solid experience
Start by downloading Intel XTU.
I mean, for productivity it’s a definite go
they can game too, but hard to recommend even at this price when something like a 9600x would still be better
That’s a great deal. The 265k overclocks nearly as good as the 285k.
Do you already have the motherboard? If you’re buying a board or building a new pc, go with am5. Intels myriad problems arent worth saving a couple bucks.
No
Yes, eapecially when u can buy nice motherboard.
I recently bought one myself and I’m extremely happy with it. If you pair it with fast ram (8000+) and overclock it a bit, it really comes alive. I got the gaming performance on it within about 5-8% of the 9800x3d. I only measured that in 3dmark, so real-world performance will probably vary.
100% worth it if you already have an LGA 1851 board. Pair it with a CUDIMM and some basic overclocking and you have a beast. If you are making a new build and its just for gaming then you should stick with 9800x3d.