The team anticipates a significant reduction in the 3600's value due to the Ryzen 5K lineup.
The team anticipates a significant reduction in the 3600's value due to the Ryzen 5K lineup.
I believe the time frame was the final Intel CPU since I was still using a Pentium back then.
It's really great to begin now—there are plenty of choices and a lot of modern features, yet the results will still amaze you. I began with a first-generation Pentium clocked at 60 MHz.
That's what I was thinking when I planned the 1300 build. As someone who knows their way around PC specs, I figured I could get everything right. My setup would include a 500GB SSD with NVMe PCIe Gen 3 and Gen 4 support, a 144Hz monitor (planned upgrade later), an AMD Ryzen 3600, an RTX 3070, 3600 speed RAM, a Corsair Airflow case rated at 850W, a ZEN 3 motherboard with Wi-Fi, and an NVMe slot.
I could extend the usage for up to six months or a year, but that would create a major bottleneck with the 3070.