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care to elaborate? what should I change it for?
Save some cash and wait till October 5th for coffee lake.
eh/10
You can do it better...
Here is an i5 example
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/txFrNN
*note, new intel cpu is coming, maybe worth waiting and go with i5 coffee lake.
but isn't the clock speed lower on that? 3.8 compared to the 4 on the 7640x? I'm confused.
I'm also not that comfortable building one myself. It might not be beyond me, but I wouldn't know.
but which of those 2 is more powerful?
Yeah, I'm planning on holding off for the 8th gens.
Watched a youtube video on it yesterday. All those damn wires lol
So go with the partlist above, scratch the current gen mobo and intel and add the next gen. at release.
Yea, but isn't that much confusing coz of manuals etc. for every part.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2dJvqU2_x4
This video will show you what it look like when applying thermal paste on the CPU, in different styles. The best style is the pea style.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hNgFNH7zhQ
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/768wd6
But yeah I would wait few months for 8th generation Coffee Lake i5 and Z370 motherboard, you would get 6-core CPU build lot cheaper.