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who knows but i have money now to get but i might wait for the new processors
will heres the link

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or should i wait for intel i5 core 3570k
http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Core_i5/Intel-Core%20i5-3570K.html

If you need it now, an i5 2500k is awesome and you wouldn't feel bad about it. If you can wait for a few months, the i5 3570k will be amazing too. If you happen to have a CPU with an LGA 1155 socket already, you could upgrade everything else, then pick up the processor when it hits in April.

Most people won't notice the performance difference between the 2500k and the 3570k. However, if you plan on overclocking, the Ivy Bridge will probably be able to achive higher overclocks.

But really, unless you are going to SLI/Crossfire high end GPU's (which you don't appear to be), the 2500k is more than enough.

If you can wait, then definitely go for the 3570k (they aren't coming until April). Otherwise, stick with the 2500k.

well im going with new processors now 3570k

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well im going with new processors now 3570k

Excellent choice. If I wasn't an impatient S.O.B. I definitely would have gone with a 3570k.

You won't regret it

I will also be building a new PC soon, and I most likely won't have the funds until the 3570k is released, so the decision is being made for me.