Revised query. Requires guidance on choice.
Revised query. Requires guidance on choice.
This choice isn't the right fit for your needs. If you're considering it, this setup might not offer the best value compared to a more affordable option.
New developments are constantly emerging. Intel's 1151 chip might still exist, but compatibility with 300-series boards isn't guaranteed. AM4 is approaching its end of life. Zen 3 could be officially supported, though real-world backing might be limited. Alternatively, they might shift to another platform entirely.
Considering this, I think a setup like the one shown works well: a PCPartPicker list with item details, a motherboard from Amazon, and memory from Corsair. The prices are clear, shipping and taxes are covered, and the total comes to a reasonable amount. This approach saves money and makes it easier to upgrade later.
It wouldn't be worth the investment for an x570 since it doesn't provide much benefit for a 3600. Unless you're working on a project that requires PCIe 4.0 speeds, it won't add any real value. You might spot B450 matx boards on Amazon beginning at around $75 based on my last check.