Upgrade your CPU for better performance.
Upgrade your CPU for better performance.
Some users lack Ethernet on their tower and depend on Wi-Fi. If you don’t need Wi-Fi, you can cut costs by $10 to $20 by purchasing a board without built-in Wi-Fi. That’s the approach I took since Wi-Fi isn’t useful for my PC. I’m not very experienced with the latest B550 boards, so I can’t assist there. The MSI Tomahawk is a solid choice, supporting either the B450 or B550 chipset. With today’s prices influenced by supply and demand, the B550 Tomahawk can stretch your budget if you find a 3300X matching its MSRP. Good offers exist, so stay alert and buy when you spot something affordable. The B450 remains a solid option and may be available at lower prices. Prices are confusing, making it easy to find a 3600 for less than a 3300X. If you’re eager to upgrade, consider mixing a few boards and CPUs you’re comfortable with. If patience pays off, aim for a 3300X or 3600 paired with a B550 Tomahawk. The 3400G offers decent performance but isn’t ideal for gamers. It’s a reasonable budget pick for non-gaming setups.
Is it really worth it tho waiting for zen 3 than upgrade now? @TofuHaroto . Cuz I wanted to play warzone but my game just wouldn't work and move in pictures with very very rarely 20 fps when I can understand where I am( all settings on low).+ gta v 40fps :/. I'd rather upgrade now and have good quality than waiting for the zen 3, because I'm expecting for the zen 3 to be more or around the same price as 10th gen intel cpus (i5 10600k i7 10700k and i9 10900k) and they're expensive af.