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Thanks! BTW it was $419, way more than I had any right to spend, but it was either this or Skylake, and I didn't really want to swap platforms just yet.
 
$419 isn't too bad. That's only, what, $40-$50 above MSRP? You just bought what may be the best quad-core gaming chip on the market.

And yes . . . FOR SCIENCE!
 
Thanks! BTW it was $419, way more than I had any right to spend, but it was either this or Skylake, and I didn't really want to swap platforms just yet.

Congrats on your purchase, Core i7 5775C is an awesome gaming chip. A comparison to your current system would be welcome.
 
I appreciate everyone's words of encouragement, thanks. I might have to don the flame suit still, after all a 5820K is going for at least $30 less! But that would also mean a new(ish) platform and DDR4, too. This thing better OC good now that I've told everyone, haha.
 
I appreciate everyone's words of encouragement, thanks. I might have to don the flame suit still, after all a 5820K is going for at least $30 less! But that would also mean a new(ish) platform and DDR4, too. This thing better OC good now that I've told everyone, haha.

I don't know why anybody would flame you for how you spend your own money.

Do let us know how it overclocks, though 🙂
 
I appreciate everyone's words of encouragement, thanks. I might have to don the flame suit still, after all a 5820K is going for at least $30 less! But that would also mean a new(ish) platform and DDR4, too. This thing better OC good now that I've told everyone, haha.

Getting awesome performance at 65W should be enough 🙂
 
What was the reason for not sticking with your 4790k?😕
Bored! 😛

Besides, my nephew needed a quad core and I like helping out the only other PC enthusiast in our family. I'm not sure if he knows what a deal he got, but I do know he won't be having any CPU-related game problems for a while!
 
Bored! 😛

Besides, my nephew needed a quad core and I like helping out the only other PC enthusiast in our family. I'm not sure if he knows what a deal he got, but I do know he won't be having any CPU-related game problems for a while!

That's for sure. :biggrin:
 
Bored! 😛

Besides, my nephew needed a quad core and I like helping out the only other PC enthusiast in our family. I'm not sure if he knows what a deal he got, but I do know he won't be having any CPU-related game problems for a while!

If there was ever a classic pair of excuses to buy new, these are it.
 
Tiger Direct has both the Core i5 5675C and Core i7 5775C in stock. Prices are not that bad too:

Core i5 5675C for $297.49 ($22.49 above MSRP).
Core i7 5775C for $403.99 ($26.99 above MSRP).

If you are heavily invested in LGA1150 (Z97) with a lot of DDR3 memory and not willing to pay for LGA1151/LGA2011 + DDR4 it might be worth taking a look. Oh, nevermind the low power consumption, best iGPU on the market and the huge eDRAM which clearly benefits dGPU gaming and some applications.
 
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Tiger Direct has both the Core i5 5675C and Core i7 5775C in stock. Prices are not that bad too:

Core i5 5675C for $297.49 ($22.49 above MSRP).
Core i7 5775C for $403.99 ($26.99 above MSRP).

If you are heavily invested in LGA1150 (Z97) with a lot of DDR3 memory and not willing to pay for LGA1151/LGA2011 + DDR4 it might be worth taking a look. Oh, nevermind the low power consumption, best iGPU on the market and the huge eDRAM which clearly benefits dGPU gaming and some applications.

G3258 users, your patience is finally paying off! 😛
 
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