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    Re: i7 3770K or 3820? Also, can a built in GPU core work with a PCI-e card?

    Ok, thanks for the clarifications!

    So his budget can fit a 3770K in, can you recommend a good, well equipped motherboard for it? OCing isn't a factor, he doesn't know what it even means.

    Finally, just to make sure, in the 3770K's price range, there's no better choice?

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    Re: i7 3770K or 3820? Also, can a built in GPU core work with a PCI-e card?

    Quote Originally Posted by Bi0hazarD View Post
    Ok, thanks for the clarifications!

    So his budget can fit a 3770K in, can you recommend a good, well equipped motherboard for it? OCing isn't a factor, he doesn't know what it even means.

    Finally, just to make sure, in the 3770K's price range, there's no better choice?
    Based on the temps and performance difference betweem my i52500k and new 3770k I am inclined to recommend the 2600K or 2700K almost same performance and 20C difference in full load temps also lower oc with the 3770k.

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