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CPU model , both are 4th generation Icore CPU.
both are from the same generation so I don't exect a huge difference in performances , maybe 15 to 25%.
I would take the i5... more cores, similar clock speed, newer
But, not sure why you want outdated CPU's, maybe more context about your discussion can give you much better answers, unless that all you wanted to know, then this is a done finish discussion just like that.
if what you're looking for is to upgrade an old computer for gaming , you might consider getting an I7 like the I7 4770 if you can find one at a decent price.
Are you seeking to running old OS like Windows 95, or something? If so might want to consider Pentium 3, or something, not sure what games you're after exactly. I mean DOS pointless as the emulation works just fine for modem hardware.
Also no idea what games you're after exactly, so I'm gonna say no if for games 2000 and up, but below yes.
In that case, the i5 is more than enough. Go for it.
I mean even an i3 10100f destroys the i7 4790k but still, gotta love Haswell.
My Haswell top list (without refreshs).
1. 4790k
2. 4670k
3. 4770k