Gaming PC Review (i5 6500 | GTX 1060 6G)

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07/18/2020 16:28 Bσdhi#16

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Originally Posted by ElectricalStorm

I used translator so not sure if i got all right.. uh if u have a 660 u need to upgrade that GPU , maybe get a 1060 or something similar , if u have a i5-3570k don't makes sense to change for a i5 6500 (tho it's newer it have the same cores and threads..) so maybe save money OC that cpu to 4,4-4,6ghz till u can buy a i7 , 10th gen would be nice ,for example the i7-10700K is around 420� where i live ( 8 cores 16 threads 16mb cache 3,8ghz and turbo 5,1ghz..) it's a nice CPU

Look on the date.
A few years ago maybe this was a point to think about if it makes sense to upgrade to an 6500 or stay on 3570k.

I would go absolutely for a ryzen today. Currently I'm using i7 8700k, headed and cooled with liquit Metall on the upside and downside of the headspreader with a 240 watercooling system..

Next system is going to be the ryzen 4800 I guess with a rtx 3080ti (currently 1080ti)

07/18/2020 17:39 ElectricalStorm#17

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Originally Posted by Bσdhi

Look on the date.
A few years ago maybe this was a point to think about if it makes sense to upgrade to an 6500 or stay on 3570k.

I would go absolutely for a ryzen today. Currently I'm using i7 8700k, headed and cooled with liquit Metall on the upside and downside of the headspreader with a 240 watercooling system..

Next system is going to be the ryzen 4800 I guess with a rtx 3080ti (currently 1080ti)

Oh my bad lol , That CPU is good , well ur set-up is nice haha , wish i could afford a 1080 ti ow 3080 TI , give me ur 1080 when u get that one haha just kidding , hmm personally i would keep that i7 but i prefer intel over AMD and maybe upgrade in future to a i9 10900K , except if u use it for video editing or something that would make use of all those cores/threads...

07/30/2020 11:12 chrisbogie#18

Danke f�r das Review. Bin am �berlegen mir das selbe Setup zuzulegen.

02/24/2021 18:11 squagel#19

Why did you get such a small ssd??

02/24/2021 19:36 Bσdhi#20

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Originally Posted by squagel

Why did you get such a small ssd??

back the time, 4 years ago, ssds were pretty expensive and NVMEs doesnt even exist or was worthable for such systems.

its pretty old this review. my current rig is like ryzen 7 5800x, RTX 3080 and 32 Gigs RAM with 2x 1 TB Samsung NVMEs :)

04/21/2021 13:58 Himeonizuka#21

RTX 3070 FTW

04/23/2021 12:30 J0seph#22

Not bad at all. For me personally, it is quite a normal option

04/23/2021 22:15 Bσdhi#23

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Originally Posted by J0seph

Not bad at all. For me personally, it is quite a normal option

outdated.

current rig - Ryzen 7 5800X, RTX 3080, 4x 8 GB 3666 Mhz RAM, alot of NVMe 4.0 SSDs and Gigabyte Aorus Master X570 Mainboard, 1000W 80+ Gold PSU.

Previous rig - i7 8700K, GTX 1080Ti, Same RAM, 600W PSU.

As you see, almost every two years I go for general big upgrade.

11/18/2021 18:53 LunarVinny#24

Very helpful review

04/16/2023 20:33 PfizerCEO#25

I would go with 1080ti atleast or 3070 (best buy imo).

04/20/2023 17:56 Bσdhi#26

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Originally Posted by PfizerCEO

I would go with 1080ti atleast or 3070 (best buy imo).

as you see, this review is 6 years old and no need to be updated since intel 6th gen is not even W11 ready and will be completly outdated in ~2 years

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