Intel Core i5-9600K
LGA 1151, 3.70 GHz, 6 -Core
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You get almost no extra performance with the 9600k (between -2% and +2% depending on the application).... I would take the 8600k. 390 chipset works for 9th and 8th generation. You can take an i7 if you want, but it's not crucial for most games. For video editing, etc.. an i7 could still make sense under certain circumstances.
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Unfortunately, we do not have any information on this at the moment. As soon as we receive some and a recording would be possible, we will make an effort :-)
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Wrote to support yesterday about it, as I pre-ordered it. At the moment they effectively can't say anything more than it says on delivery. "At the moment we have no information on the delivery date. We will publish this as soon as possible."
Digitec now outsources abroad. They probably don't even understand you. (the only logical explanation for the state of the shop...)
For each mainboard, the manufacturer provides a list of all CPUs that are supported by this board. If the CPU is not in the list, it will not work.
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The best thing to do is to contact Digitec customer service: digitec@digitec.ch Don't forget your order number - that's the quickest way to get help. Good luck!
links for games, but for little more you can have intel core i5 10600 kf unless I'm wrong (depending on your socket and chipset)
Yes, it is. It depends on the motherboard, what frequencies are supported. Often they support an XMP profile, where it will detect the higher freqencies and use them accordingly. https://www.pcgamer.com/what-are-xmp-profiles-and-how-do-i-use-them/
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ASUS Prime Z390-P (LGA 1151, Z390, ATX) HyperX Fury (2x, 8GB, DDR4-3200, DIMM 288) Sowas in der Art
Yep, an in-house thin film is already pre-installed.
There is an integrated GPU in the 9600K CPU. There is no internal GPU in the 9600KF.
This CPU is not compatible with your mainboard. At least a 300 chipset is required, e.g. Z390 or Z370 with BIOS update. Please refer to the CPU compatibility list on the manufacturer's page of the mainboard. It basically depends on the games. At higher resolutions, the CPU is also less of a factor. In my opinion, it is more a question of whether the few FPS (max. 10%) are worth it to you or not.
Personally I would go for an RTX 2060 or if you have a 4K screen I would even go for the Super so you have the 8GB memory (The MSI RTX 2060 Super Gaming is on discount right now). As for the memory, I wonder if 16Gb is enough for you, for gaming 16Gb is always enough. You could take these (Corsair Vengeance LPX (2x, 8GB, DDR4-3000, DIMM 288)). I would recommend a motherboard with a Z390 socket. This allows overclocking of the CPU and also has other advantages. Here is an article on this topic. I could recommend you this motherboard. MSI MPG Z390I Gaming Edge AC (LGA 1151, Intel Z390, Mini ITX). This would be cheaper and has the better socket. You also don't have any memory yet. I can only recommend that you buy an SSD.
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Depending on the game, maybe 10% more FPS. Only you can judge for yourself whether this is worth it.
It means that it can be overclocked. Also by default “K” version have higher boost clocks.
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Unfortunately we don't have any informations yet, as soon as we know more from our supplier, we will update our page.
You can put them together like this. For the CPU fan, I would personally take the Pro version of the Dark Rock 4 to cool the CPU better.
Google? https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/producttype/mainboard-65?pdo=1127-746:428361|1120-8657:263&tagIds=76
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