Msi b450 tomahawk max
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It's for my 7 year old grandson to play some older and a few newer kids games like Lego batman and planet zoo games like that
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They are a smashing board to pair with a 3000 series ryzen chip.
Thanks mate have you got one yourself
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Yes my wife system is a MSI 450 tomohawk max, and when i upgrade my own rig very recently i plumped for the MSI MAG x570 tomahawk
The is a nifty 2 layer nvme drive bay on the 450 MAX, it supports all current chips and likely 4000 series later, but if you are building pair a 3600 with a 450 MAX and decent ram and you've a system that kick whatever it needs to for a right while. Your level of output will only be helped/hindered by whichever GFX you aim for to match with it.
The board is about 120, a ryzen 3600 can be picked up for 155-160, the stock cooler is perfecly sufficient. Match in some decent Ram, and all you'll need is to decide what level of GFX card you wish to go for.
The is a nifty 2 layer nvme drive bay on the 450 MAX, it supports all current chips and likely 4000 series later, but if you are building pair a 3600 with a 450 MAX and decent ram and you've a system that kick whatever it needs to for a right while. Your level of output will only be helped/hindered by whichever GFX you aim for to match with it.
The board is about 120, a ryzen 3600 can be picked up for 155-160, the stock cooler is perfecly sufficient. Match in some decent Ram, and all you'll need is to decide what level of GFX card you wish to go for.
Thanks mate thats good to know like I said its for my grandson I've got ryzen 3700x and gigabyte x570 elite but am putting a 3600 in his and trying to keep cost down as much as poss without losing much performance he won't need gen 4 and probably pick up a second hand card off mm or a 1660 super to start with
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no worries