Selecting a new direction?
Selecting a new direction?
I own a b450m s2h & r5 3600 with 2x8 3200mhz ram and an affordable am4 cooler.
Just consider getting an r5 5600 or
opting for the cheapest DDR5 mobo (currently gigabyte h610m) plus 16x1 DDR5 6000mhz cl38 RAM and an i3 12100f boxed (using a stock fan in this case).
The total costs should be roughly similar.
I can't say for sure exactly, but I think the 5600 is better, especially for rendering tasks and e-sports, though I thought DDR5 might offer more upgrade flexibility later.
the issue with H610 is that it restricts you to no more than 14th generation CPUs, which isn't really a good upgrade route. the 5700X3D is excellent for gaming, so I'd recommend it if you can afford it.
That's a valid observation.
However, the 5700x3d model seems quite expensive.
Checking the links might help clarify the situation.
I think combining a CPU, RAM, and motherboard and opting for a 7500f would be more cost-effective, especially with AM5 support.
Looking for cheaper alternatives is what I'm after.
You are evaluating the 5000/5000X3D and the 12th generation Intel processors. Refer to image 5 in the initial chart group. In Turkey, you enjoy a significant premium on these components. The 5700X3D should serve you reliably for approximately three years before an upgrade becomes necessary. Concerning DDR4 versus DDR5, see the linked article for more details.
No no i didn't compare intel 12th gen and 5700x3d
I said I guess 7500f/7600 would be better to go instead of 5700x3d, i said for new chipsets and new rams. (Probably going new mobo and 7500f option will be a little bit more expensive)
I guess 5700x3d better but i dont know how much difference
Btw Idk why but there is no 5600x3d in here, and never came before.
I didn't understand what you mean in that sentence
Btw I'll probably need a new cooler if i go with any cpu which as strong like 5700x3d. And do u think b450m s2h is good enough? It is entry level mobo i guess
But yeah, here is the another point. I think some cheap b550 motherboard has good price if it is worth it.
https://www.akakce.com/anakart,1,2.html/782152
The 5600X3D is available only in the US, or more accurately, at the Micro center store.
You can check the 5800X3D geo mean FPS on page 5; the 5700X3D should be a bit lower.
Apologies, I intended to refer to a "price premium".
If you intend to purchase a new motherboard, it’s best to opt for the 7500F and B650 with 6000mhz CL30 RAM sticks. You should consider upgrading the CPU later. Always use two RAM sticks. It’s important to run your system in dual channel mode.
https://www.akakce.com/islemci-sogu...ss...09419.html
^ Consider trying a different CPU cooler.
I recommend this mobo:
https://www.akakce.com/anakart/en-u...s-...09503.html
The price premium is a technical term, I’m not sure what it really means. But I think it’s sometimes too high because of the tax rates.
Am5 or 5700x3d seem difficult to accept right now.
So, I’ll probably stick with a Ryzen 5 5600 for a while. Later, maybe after about 1-2 years, I can switch to an AM5 (or newer models). It would cost me around 1250 to 1400 TRY after selling the previous one, assuming a conversion of 35-40 euros.
By the way, these parts are mentioned in these links:
https://www.akakce.com/anakart/en-u...-l...79636.html
https://www.akakce.com/ram/en-ucuz-...l3...58936.html
https://www.akakce.com/islemci/en-u...ki...96584.html
If I choose these, the cost would be about 1100-1500 TRY (around 30-43 euros), but I’ll need an Intel stock fan. I don’t have a LGA1700 bracket at the moment.
Also, I was using a 2060 and recently bought a used 6600xt. I think I’ll go with a 6700xt or 6800/6800xt, or maybe a 3070 if I find a good price and can sell these GPUs (2060 and 6600xt). The buying and selling market is a bit slow these days.
Thanks for all the advice and your help!
Do you think choosing the 5600 is a waste or worth it? I mean, compared to 6600 or 6700, I’m a bit confused. I’ve seen some tests that make me think differently.
I wouldn't invest in 12100F with DDR5 rams and a new mobo.
The performance improvements aren't worth it.
The H610 card has very weak VRMs, and it can only support up to the 13400F without throttling.
If you go with a 5700X3D setup, you can upgrade your CPU/mobo/ram in three years instead of just one or two, which is the real advantage.