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Your opinion on upgrading from an i7 2600K
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this post was submitted on 26 Sep 2023
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It's mostly single player platformer games and web development really (and tv shows with the SVP player project to watch with frame generation) maybe that's why the system I still so much usable !
Well that should explain it (maybe web dev might need more CPU). I was gaming on a i7 920 until 2019. While there were some slowdowns in some games, I still managed to play a lot of them. Given you have a 6750 XT that you're happy with, I'd say just get a new system when you next decide to upgrade your GPU.
The former is trivial for almost any CPU (and your GPU is probably massive overkill) but web dev should require quite a lot of resources actually. If you're fine with the speed I guess that works too though (I mean, JS is never going to be particularly fast is it..).