[Nursie]

Some crappy cpu comparison site ;)

It's not clock-for-clock or anything like that, that was comparing the absolute top of the range desktop Haswell (4790K) to the one Skylake i7 released so far. Or rather comparing both against my i5 2400.

I'm not exactly sure what to do now. I probably don't actually need a processor upgrade anyway, the graphics card is the more important part.

[coldtea]

From what I read it's actually more 8-10% increase (bigger in some cases, smaller in others). Still not much, but good enough.

More important for me are other stuff we get with new architectures (support for Thunderbolt 2, better integrated graphics for low power laptop use etc).

[Nursie]

Yeah there do seem to be loads of platform-related improvements since sandy-bridge.

The thing that's got me thinking about upgrade recently was deepdream, which probably doesn't care about any of those and just needs more raw power, on the CPU and the GPU.

Not that I'll probably care about that when my current fascination with it wears off in a couple of weeks...