this helps so much. also, do you think the 12100f is more worth than the 13100f? And what about the 12400f? i heard they are almost all identical but the i3 were cheaper so what would you pick?
Haha no problem. The 12100f and the 13100f are basically the same/similar CPU, the 13100f is just the refreshed version (newer) one that's all. The i5 12400f is a bit quicker only by a bit see gamer's nexus's video explaining this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_P_AGv-DJbU.html Also the cheaper R5 5600 would be a better option atm over the 12400f :) as it performs similarly but it a bit cheaper. If your doing anything else i.e. rendering 3d models etc than a 6 core processor such as the R5 5600 or i5 12400f might be a better option. But if its pure budget gaming only then the i3 13100f with the 4 cores, would be algs :D. Have a good day or night xD its 3am xD -YS
@@beezito Haha, sorry to bother you so early in the morning. For some reason I was glued to looking at pc parts. But thanks for the reply though. I'll probably go with the 13100f since I can't find the 12100f on PB tech and the 12400f is a lot more expensive. The 5600 is $40 more as well but im not sure if it has much better performance than the 13100f. I think I'll spend the extra $80 saved from the CPU go to the GPU and look around for a 4060 on sale or a 3060 on sale. The 6600 seems like it doesn't have much time left although I might be wrong.
@@Leonhartz Haha fair enough man :). Nah your algs I was also awake lmaooo. Have a look around for benchmarks for newer GPU's as like the RTX 4060 is kinda of unimpressive for its price. The 6600 is good for entry level just keep in mind that a lot of gpu's at around the $500mark are also bound by 8gb VRAM so weigh your options up :D. Also the 5600 can go down to $200 sometimes on special and the 12100f yea isn't really sold in nz anymore haha. Algs though depends on your needs ;). Lmk if you have any more questions! :D -YS
