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i7 or i9 for my needs? (alien.top)

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I want to use it for gaming like the Sims 4 with expansion packs, mods, CC - games like Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Dead by Daylight and similar games. I also want to use it for personal things - some pictures/music/videos. Ideally I'd like to multitask while playing (Sims, other autonomous games). Which what suit me best do you think?

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

An I9 would usually be used for professionals or people who want the most performance possible. A current gen i5 will be more than enough for all of the games you listed as they're all a few years old or not very demanding. If you're looking for a desktop chip anything above the i5 13400F will be fine