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Fordítási probléma jelentése
8th Gen CPUs / Motherboards are much too new right now to even consider; never buy anything when it's new to market. Besides, something like Ryzen-7 or 7700K would be fine and serve the user's needs for many many years.
If you have the money; then consider i7 K model or Ryzen-7; nothing else.
Would grant you hyper-threading, way better multi-thread performance, and depending on model higher single-thread as well.
No need to change everything.
http://wccftech.com/intel-coffee-lake-core-i7-8700k-core-i5-8600k-6-core-cpu-leak/
Wait for release ^ and benchies.
Or
Get the 4790k 4ghz now if you need it now or the locked i7s which are lower ghz though.
http://ark.intel.com/compare/80806,80806,80807
400mhz diff with 4790 and 4790k ^.
Also the new i5 will have much better single-core performance. At this point I'd wait for Zen 2 before buying a Ryzen 5 CPU.