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4770k, which is what my overclocked 2700k preforms at.
I had a 2700K and handled 2 R9 290s for 5 years oc'ed to 4.5GHz.
https://www.3dmark.com/compare/fs/13338335/fs/20495455
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4770k, which is what my overclocked 2700k preforms at.
I upgraded from a Core i5 3570K to a Ryzen 5 3600X just before Christmas, and I'm really happy with the upgrade so far. It runs everything really well, but my biggest reason for upgrading was for the ability to better multitask, and it has certainly helped that. I was torn between a 3700X (but at £100 difference it was a bit much to consider), or a 2700X just for more cores, but I'm more interested in raw game performance first and foremost and the 3600X is better for gaming.
Although having said all of that, yesterday I was reconsidering the 2700X option just for the 8 cores and 16 threads vs 6 cores and 12 threads. I am left wondering whether stepping back a generation for more cores is worthwhile over buying a chip that's essentially the entry-level now.
Got a 2700 (nonX) and a 3600. With a 5700XT, i do not see any difference between the two. Maybe cos i only play at 1440 60Hz. If you can save some by going 2700 non X, then use the money for Zen 3. Unless your motherboard is not up to snuff.
I picked up an MSI B450 Gaming Pro Carbon AC for my board, so I think despite saving about £40, I'll stick with my 3600X for now and when Zen3 drops, I'll pick something up then, or perhaps get a 3700X for a decent price drop.
I just bit the bullet and went for a 3800x (comming from a 4790K which was still great )
4790K to 3800x
16gb 2666 to 32gb 3600
570 motherboard
and keeping my Vega 56
all comming next week and i hope it will be worth it as all the advice came from here
I just checked the Carbon - dam that is a nice board. Perfect for the 3600X.
Went to get a new cpu (3600), RAM (3600 speed) and a new X470 board...and noticed the 8pack ram jumped up 30-40 quid overnight!
Well how's your new toys compared to your old setup?
well all round it’s better but was it worth it ? Probably not for what I do with the pc but it does give me a platform to upgrade in the future if I need to and I had money in the bank doing nothing so I treated myself
Been running a 3770k at 4.4GHz for a few years now and nothing to complain about. Was running it with a fury X on 1440p which I've upgraded to a Rx 5700. For £150, I got a near enough 50% upgrade.
Question is, is there anything like this available in terms of upgrading the CPU?
Priced up a 3700x,x570 and 16gb ddr4 for £550. Realistically how much performance would I gain from this?
Been running a 3770k at 4.4GHz for a few years now and nothing to complain about. Was running it with a fury X on 1440p which I've upgraded to a Rx 5700. For £150, I got a near enough 50% upgrade.
Question is, is there anything like this for price/performance upgrade available in terms of upgrading the CPU?
Just looking (and laughing) at 9900k prices, why hasn't Intel slashed them yet
Just looking (and laughing) at 9900k prices, why hasn't Intel slashed them yet