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When do you usually upgrade your processor? (alien.top)

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Every generation? Every other? Every 4?

Debating on going from a 10700k to something 15th gen.

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[–] [email protected] 0 points 10 months ago

Only when my pc won’t provide an enjoyable experience. I went from a X5690 to a i7-12700k last December and I still felt like it would have had a bit more life in it if it supported AVX instruction sets.