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if i was in your situation i would save my spare change a year or so then purchase the next generation processor...
Yeah but to be honest if i really wanted to i could buy a 14700f every month And still save a little bit...
But you also said you are flat on money, so which one is it? The fact that you could buy 4090 / can buy 14900k doesn't mean you should
that’s some very flawed budget-logic