F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Do you need assistance with the latest improvement?

Do you need assistance with the latest improvement?

Do you need assistance with the latest improvement?

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Ac1dicBlitzz
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02-02-2020, 04:44 PM
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You currently have an Intel i3-10100f with a B460 chipset, 16GB of 3000MHz DDR4 RAM, an RX 480 graphics card, and a RPM 750 power supply. You’re considering purchasing a Ryzen 7 2700X with an MSI X470 Aorus Ultra gaming motherboard for around $289. Since a new R5 3600 would cost more, should you proceed with this offer? The processor and RAM were recently acquired, either new or used for over a year. Thank you ahead of time.
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Ac1dicBlitzz
02-02-2020, 04:44 PM #1

You currently have an Intel i3-10100f with a B460 chipset, 16GB of 3000MHz DDR4 RAM, an RX 480 graphics card, and a RPM 750 power supply. You’re considering purchasing a Ryzen 7 2700X with an MSI X470 Aorus Ultra gaming motherboard for around $289. Since a new R5 3600 would cost more, should you proceed with this offer? The processor and RAM were recently acquired, either new or used for over a year. Thank you ahead of time.

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Lait_Eau_
Junior Member
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02-02-2020, 09:59 PM
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You can purchase an I7-10600KF for the same cost and it will perform exceptionally well. It was decent when it launched, but now it serves as a power source for your NAS, HTPC, and visitor gaming PC. The most logical approach seems to be repurposing the Intel components and eventually integrating a 3000/5000 series later.
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Lait_Eau_
02-02-2020, 09:59 PM #2

You can purchase an I7-10600KF for the same cost and it will perform exceptionally well. It was decent when it launched, but now it serves as a power source for your NAS, HTPC, and visitor gaming PC. The most logical approach seems to be repurposing the Intel components and eventually integrating a 3000/5000 series later.

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Rubenpvp
Junior Member
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02-02-2020, 11:00 PM
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The 2700x is becoming quite outdated, even though it’s an 8C/16T processor. Despite being a faster chip than older models, its cores lag behind newer CPUs. If you’re not planning to replace your motherboard, consider going with a 10700K (or the non-K variant since overclocking isn’t possible on your current board), which offers quicker cores while still supporting 8C/16T architecture.
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Rubenpvp
02-02-2020, 11:00 PM #3

The 2700x is becoming quite outdated, even though it’s an 8C/16T processor. Despite being a faster chip than older models, its cores lag behind newer CPUs. If you’re not planning to replace your motherboard, consider going with a 10700K (or the non-K variant since overclocking isn’t possible on your current board), which offers quicker cores while still supporting 8C/16T architecture.