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HI ALL,I was planning to buy a P67+a I5 2500k but my budget has now changed and I may have to rethink what Iam going to get,I am currently running a AMD6400 BE , How much of an improvement would I see if I went for a H67+ i3,I know I wouldn't be able to overclock it. I am also you a 9800gtx gpu.Mark

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For what do you want to use the system ?


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Sorry should have said, FSX, PMDG 738NG , plus UK2000 adon scenery .
I3 should be better , you may have to lower sliders and use tweaks. But if you can wait and save some that would be much better

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Go the i3 route. But get a P67 motherboard. This way you can easily upgrade to an i5-2500k or i7-2600k when budget allows, and can OC them. H67 only allows for a VERY limited OC.

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Go the i3 route. But get a P67 motherboard. This way you can easily upgrade to an i5-2500k or i7-2600k when budget allows, and can OC them. H67 only allows for a VERY limited OC.
Very much agreed. Leave your options open for upgrades.

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Probably not much.


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I don't think you get K model i3's. If you see an i3 with a K in it's name. Yes. You can OC it.

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I don't think you get K model i3's. If you see an i3 with a K in it's name. Yes. You can OC it.
Aren't the K models just for the SB's ? I have never heard of the K's in i3 or maybe I am mistaken.

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You get sandy bridge i3's

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http://www.newegg.co...ICE&PageSize=20 All Sandy Bridge. It's very hard to educate a person of all modern technology in a forum! I suggest doing plenty of research online, and then backing that up with questions here.

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I'd say the i3 3.3GHz is best. If you can stretch to an i5 even better

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http://www.newegg.co...ICE&PageSize=20 All Sandy Bridge. It's very hard to educate a person of all modern technology in a forum! I suggest doing plenty of research online, and then backing that up with questions here.
haha yes i need the research as it's been 15 long years since handling any kind of hardware it changed so fast.

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If the i3 behaves anything like the i5 you shouldbe all set with fsx. Fsx for me locked at 30 fps seems to barely stress the processor out. I can run fsx and folding@home at the same time and it's still nowhere near fully loaded like my old amd 6000+ x2 was. This is on an overclocked i5 2500k at 4.6ghz. The i5 2500k is an extremely good value for the performance you get imo.

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