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Choose between Ryzen 2700X and Ryzen 3600 for optimal performance.

Choose between Ryzen 2700X and Ryzen 3600 for optimal performance.

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zomboose
Junior Member
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05-02-2019, 05:21 AM
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Hello, you've just started assembling a few PCs and are looking to sell or pass on some older ones. You're unsure whether to keep your Ryzen 2700X or the newer Ryzen 3600. Since you mainly play games and do everyday tasks, consider which part offers better performance for your current needs.
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zomboose
05-02-2019, 05:21 AM #1

Hello, you've just started assembling a few PCs and are looking to sell or pass on some older ones. You're unsure whether to keep your Ryzen 2700X or the newer Ryzen 3600. Since you mainly play games and do everyday tasks, consider which part offers better performance for your current needs.

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josiecatz__10
Senior Member
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05-03-2019, 03:50 PM
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3600 provides superior IPC and PCIe4 compatibility, whereas the 2700x adds two extra cores. For gaming and everyday tasks, I’d stick with the 3600.
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josiecatz__10
05-03-2019, 03:50 PM #2

3600 provides superior IPC and PCIe4 compatibility, whereas the 2700x adds two extra cores. For gaming and everyday tasks, I’d stick with the 3600.

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LaxShooter19
Junior Member
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05-05-2019, 02:24 AM
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I agree with this point. However, the variations are limited to just 2%-8%, which applies only when overclocking isn't used. The 2700x might perform better if it's overclocked properly.
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LaxShooter19
05-05-2019, 02:24 AM #3

I agree with this point. However, the variations are limited to just 2%-8%, which applies only when overclocking isn't used. The 2700x might perform better if it's overclocked properly.

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Chiroptera4
Junior Member
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05-06-2019, 03:49 AM
#4
From what I read, it seems like that might be true. I wasn’t sure my gaming was making full use of the extra cores in my older or higher-end 2700x.
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Chiroptera4
05-06-2019, 03:49 AM #4

From what I read, it seems like that might be true. I wasn’t sure my gaming was making full use of the extra cores in my older or higher-end 2700x.