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Which CPU do you have? Need advice on Ryzen 6 1600 AF or Ryzen 5 2600X?

Which CPU do you have? Need advice on Ryzen 6 1600 AF or Ryzen 5 2600X?

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randomabby
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08-11-2018, 08:38 PM
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It's not necessarily worse in an objective sense—it's more about personal preference. The impression of urgency isn't there. @iCypticx Your choice really hinges on whether you prioritize appearance or performance. It won't affect speed at regular clock rates, but overclocking might matter if you're aiming for higher performance. I'm not pushing anything, just letting you decide. If you prefer RGB or a non-windowed design, the B350 is perfectly fine, as its main benefit is style.
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randomabby
08-11-2018, 08:38 PM #21

It's not necessarily worse in an objective sense—it's more about personal preference. The impression of urgency isn't there. @iCypticx Your choice really hinges on whether you prioritize appearance or performance. It won't affect speed at regular clock rates, but overclocking might matter if you're aiming for higher performance. I'm not pushing anything, just letting you decide. If you prefer RGB or a non-windowed design, the B350 is perfectly fine, as its main benefit is style.

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BanaanBerry
Senior Member
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08-12-2018, 02:25 AM
#22
The 2600X clearly outperforms, a minor gap still makes it worthwhile.
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BanaanBerry
08-12-2018, 02:25 AM #22

The 2600X clearly outperforms, a minor gap still makes it worthwhile.

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Nejc007
Senior Member
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08-12-2018, 11:47 PM
#23
You won’t be able to jump into BIOS settings or push the clock speed to 500MHz on a Ryzen with the stock cooler. The 2600X only costs about $15 extra for its clock speeds. If you invest in a better cooler and a more capable board, you might get a 0.5GHz boost, but by then it’s probably pointless—since the 2600X already does that without any changes.
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Nejc007
08-12-2018, 11:47 PM #23

You won’t be able to jump into BIOS settings or push the clock speed to 500MHz on a Ryzen with the stock cooler. The 2600X only costs about $15 extra for its clock speeds. If you invest in a better cooler and a more capable board, you might get a 0.5GHz boost, but by then it’s probably pointless—since the 2600X already does that without any changes.

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trixie2303
Junior Member
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08-20-2018, 09:49 AM
#24
The Aurus Elite appears to have some issues initially but is endorsed by Buildzoid. It handles overclocking my 2600X to its full capacity without any problems.
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trixie2303
08-20-2018, 09:49 AM #24

The Aurus Elite appears to have some issues initially but is endorsed by Buildzoid. It handles overclocking my 2600X to its full capacity without any problems.

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08-21-2018, 04:17 AM
#25
The 2600x won't reach 4.6ghz. 4.3 is near the upper limit for Zen+ unless you have a top-tier chip. Most chips run around 4.2 across all cores, while your setup doesn’t even hit 4.1 on a 1600af. For an extra $15, I’d opt for the 2600x with a b450 pro4.
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txdarlin202002
08-21-2018, 04:17 AM #25

The 2600x won't reach 4.6ghz. 4.3 is near the upper limit for Zen+ unless you have a top-tier chip. Most chips run around 4.2 across all cores, while your setup doesn’t even hit 4.1 on a 1600af. For an extra $15, I’d opt for the 2600x with a b450 pro4.

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