There's no such thing as overkill unless you're using a workstation class rig to play games 
In the end though, how much of a performance hit you see in single and dual threaded applications will depend on what you have your Pentium clocked at. If you can afford it, I would spend the extra 60 bucks or so and get the 4690k. It's much more worth it in the long run, but that's just my thoughts on the matter.
In the end though, how much of a performance hit you see in single and dual threaded applications will depend on what you have your Pentium clocked at. If you can afford it, I would spend the extra 60 bucks or so and get the 4690k. It's much more worth it in the long run, but that's just my thoughts on the matter.
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