Windows 10: Is there a chance that the Intel processor i5-6600K will be supported by Windows 11 in the...

Is there a chance that the Intel processor i5-6600K will be supported by Windows 11 in the near future?

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3 Questions about the i5 Processor for Gaming


I agree.. AMD makes some great processors and I use one now and have for some time. Later on this year I might upgrade my A8-6600K to the A10-7890K. It matches up very well with the I5-6600K

Intel Core i5 6600K vs AMD A10 7850K
That's a model lower but it should give you a good idea on how they match up. Bottom line, there are lots of Intel fans that will put down AMD at every chance., If you want to save then look into and A10.

 

3 Questions about the i5 Processor for Gaming


You're overthinking this. The difference between the two you listed is the k can be overclocked and the other can't,.

Don't worry about what's going to be usable that far down the road.. just get the one you want. If you think you want to or can overclock get the K and if you don't then get the 6500. Either one is more than adequate for the job. Keep in mind that overclocking is tricky and you can damage the processor/motherboard if you do it incorrectly.

Jeff
Edit: Check this out.. Intel Core i5 6600K vs 6500

 

3 Questions about the i5 Processor for Gaming

Right, all AMD is falling behind from comparable Intel processors is at single threaded applications/games and there's less and less of them.
If you want value, go to AMD, only top Intel processors are in the class by itself. On the other hand, Zen is coming and I'm waiting for it to think about upgrade. For now, my FX 6350 @4.8 GHz is doing even more than I actually need. Very little visible difference from my older Phenom II x4 965Be @4.3 GHz.