*wenn ich dieses Team sehe
why am I correcting people's grammar shouldn't I be trying to get good at the game or something :@

https://clips.twitch.tv/PlausibleSneakyRutabagaPunchTrees

went beast mode yesterday
http://logs.tf/2373129#76561198081784824

https://youtu.be/lWxgXh07G-M
hopefully much better than the last one, any constructive feedback appreciated :)

China isn't much of a communist country economically speaking since a good 20 years honestly, but that doesn't change the fact that they are deep into free riding as far as environmental concerns go indeed

TAAAAANK!
One-Man Cheeseburger Apocalypse
Numnutz
Big Mean Muther Hubbard
The Administrator
Cry Some More
Crazed Gunman
Chucklenuts
GutsandGlory!
Mentlegen
Ze Ubermensch
MoreGun
Herr Doktor
Headful of Eyeballs
Screamin' Eagles
Target Practice
Archimedes!
Ribs Grow Back
Hat-Wearing MAN
Tiny Baby Man

Sorry for those who felt left out. Was a tough one.

PepeHands

playoffs deciding match Pog

dab

Well I knew lower frequencies were more stable overall, otherwise we'd be underclocking probably instead of overclocking, I just didn't know that the one for the CPU cache actually made a difference. How should I approach lowering its value tho ? Gradually too ? How much per step in that case ?

I think I just kept the other voltages to the auto values as I had read in several guides, but maybe I'd need to look deeper into that. What's the impact of cache frequency on overclocking ?
As for VCore I guess I'll gradually go above 1.3 and see how stable and cool it can stay.

Alright, I think you have a fair point. I'll wait for bigger upgrades in the coming years.
Would you have any tips for pushing my i3 to 4.7-8 GHz ? I'm pretty convinced I could manage it with decent temps. I'm currently on 1.250 V for 4.5 GHz, and when I tried 4.8 on slightly higher voltages, my PC would just bluescreen after around a minute. Now I couldn't tell if it was a temp problem or if I actually just needed to up the voltage slightly more. Haven't pushed past 1.280 V so I guess there's still a bit of room for it if that's the right parameter to change. If it's not I guess I just need a better cooler if I wanna reach 4.8 or even 5.0 ?

Do you mean 3% better performance compared to having an i3-8350K ? Or between 3600(X) and 9600K ?

Alright, guess things are settled for my friend's PC pretty much.
Now for mine, let's assume I've sold cpu+mobo+cooler to my other friend. I now need to buy all three : in that case, should I go for the 9600K, the 3600 or the 3600X ? Usage is the same as described in 2nd paragraph of #3337, and ideally I'd still want to overclock to get as much as possible out of my 1070.

Well a used 2700X sounds like a pretty good idea indeed, thanks for the suggestion I'll look into that. Any suggestions for mobos and coolers ?

As for me, I guess the GPU change doesn't really make sense after all, might as well wait some more for real big upgrades to come out.
As far as CPU goes however, my reason for saying I was probably gonna change both mobo and cooler were because I might sell CPU+mobo+cooler to another friend of mine who wanted a fairly cheap gaming build opportunity. I guess if he changes his mind I'll keep them and settle for a 4.5 GHz overclock on the 9600K instead of 4.8/5.0 so as to not have it fry.
But if he doesn't and I have to go for brand new CPU+mobo+cooler I'm still unsure what the better option is.