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Bryan999 For 17 timer siden

cpu cores

I am in the process of sorting out which parts i need for my first pc build, but i have a question i hadnt thought of so far, my current pc is a I5 8600K and i run multiple things at once but after a while the cpu utilistion gets to 100% and programs crash and i am thinking of getting either 9800x3d or 9700x but wondered if this would still happen, not sure if i need more cores than my current pc (6 cores) or if i need to look at certain specs on the cpu's. hope someone can help thanks.

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Rumpelcrutchskin For 17 timer siden

8600K is fairly old by today`s standards so not really surprising hitting 100% use in modern games. 9800X3D is good option for gaming, pretty much best you can get currently.

Monk For 16 timer siden

You won't have the same issue on any modern cpu, even the 6 cores.

A&A For 16 timer siden

Everything that has more than 4 threads should work absolutely fine because it is harder deadlock to happen.

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emoticorpse For 13 timer siden

What programs are crashing?

Bryan999 For 12 timer siden

when i have multiple different browsers open and doing other stuff like moving files after a while things start crashing i think its probably because of the ram running out.

wing0zero For 12 timer siden

Oprindeligt skrevet af Bryan999:
when i have multiple different browsers open and doing other stuff like moving files after a while things start crashing i think its probably because of the ram running out.

It should just slow as it caches things back and fourth, if it's crashing you have a system instability somewhere.

Bryan999 For 12 timer siden

it only only really happens after a a while(a number of hours) and then i have to restart to speed it back up fresh.

wing0zero For 12 timer siden

Oprindeligt skrevet af Bryan999:
it only only really happens after a a while(a number of hours) and then i have to restart to speed it back up fresh.

How long has Windows been installed, Windows can get janky after a bit, I tend to do a fresh install every so often, sometimes after a big Windows upgrade too as their upgrade system is still a bit meh after all this time and sometimes gives random issues.

Bryan999 For 9 timer siden

its been installed a few years

emoticorpse For 5 timer siden

Oprindeligt skrevet af wing0zero:
Oprindeligt skrevet af Bryan999:
when i have multiple different browsers open and doing other stuff like moving files after a while things start crashing i think its probably because of the ram running out.
It should just slow as it caches things back and fourth, if it's crashing you have a system instability somewhere.

This sounds about right. Your problems might be software in the end and if that's the case it might follow you to your new build.

I'd say test this buy doing a fresh install now. It's not like you have to wait until you build a whole new pc, plus it might answer your question. If it stops crashing after the fresh install then cores isn't the problem.

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