Guys 8350k or 8400. Reasons pls

[Ammar Ahmed]

Guys 8350k or 8400. Reasons pls

 

[Daniel Patrick Moody]

8350k...cause u can OC it.

 

[Kamel Eddine Kahoul]

8350k bcuz it has a k at the end

 

[Khalid AL-zain]

8400 cuz its already abit stronger and don't need you to OC in the first place...why people so obsessed with OC man i will never know... biggest money grabbing feature in the industry period

 

[Finlay Roelofs]

the i5-8400 has a faster multi-core speed, but the i3-8350k has a *slightly* better single-core speed.
I'd go with the i5-8400 because even though it is slightly slower at single core, the multi-core performance can really affect your experience nowadays.
Also, the fact that it only costs a few bucks more than the i3-8350k makes it more appealing to go with the i5-8400.
and last but not least: the fact that the i3-8350k is unlocked doesn't matter that much unless you are really looking to overclock it.
overclocking when gaming doesn't matter much unless the rest of your PC is up for the job.

 

[Scott Trengove]

the 8350 has a letter in it so it must be better than just numbers

 

[Tung Nguyen Minh]

8400 cuz noobs will be impressed

 

[Jack Mayhoff]

Always go with a higher number. Bigger is always better

 

[Khorshed Hasan Sium]

8400 cuz its i5 and 8350k is i3 xD

 

[Benjie Lagman]

i5 8400

 

[Romeo P. Barrozo Jr.]

8400. nowadays going above 4 cores is always the better choice yes 4 cores with great single core performance is still enough for most games, but it's just better to have some headroom especially if you multitask.

 

[Noah Vang]

I'd go with the 8350k just for being simple! 8400 you can't overclock!

 

[James Reed-moretz]

8400
6 cores, higher speed, better performance

 

[Eduard NA]

8350 if you have it's mobo

 

[Radek Kaleta]

I am thinking about 8600k, looks like it is a beast that will last for a while.