>yfw you realize whatever CPU you buy, the few seconds it's

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I just buy the most expensive i7 I can find. Takes about 30 seconds of research.

>>59482525
That's why I just went out and blindly bought the 1800X a few days from launch.
And now I'm waiting for a motherboard :-)

That's the big pisser.

Life surely was easier when all you had to do was consider your budget and then buy the according * Lake or * Bridge i5 or i7

>>59482566
So.. 6950X?

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>>59482525

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DELET THIS

>>59482525
>spend 30 hours researching
>A Ryzen 7 CPU saves you at least 1 min. per multi-threaded task for unzipping, compiling, etc.
>you don't use the CPU for at least 1800 tasks over its lifetime
why even own a computer, OP?

Consider sunk costs.

Buying a slower CPU now just because you wasted time researching in the past won't bring those hours back.

>>59482525
Kek

>>59482566
This.

Why fuck around with overclocking when you can just get the more powerful processor and not have to worry about doing trial-and-error horseshit? The price for convenience is worth it.

>>59482525
>30+ hours

Holy shit, you're fucking retarded. I doubt I even spent 30 minutes researching my last CPU.