“i7 or i9” is not a question that can be reasonably answered. i7 and i9 are mere marketing terms, and therefore don’t actually mean anything.
Please do not ask “i7 or i9” as it’s quite the headache to those who understand hardware. If you speak of modern (12th-14th gen) hardware, you should probably get one of those i5 600K models.
“i7 or i9” is not a question that can be reasonably answered. i7 and i9 are mere marketing terms, and therefore don’t actually mean anything.
Please do not ask “i7 or i9” as it’s quite the headache to those who understand hardware. If you speak of modern (12th-14th gen) hardware, you should probably get one of those i5 600K models.