OK so I got lazy and didn't finish it. I did however try and use it, and my findings were...
The 1920x sucks balls for gaming. I connected it up to the PC and the 2080Ti is more than man enough for what I was doing but yeah it didn't run well at all. Stray was fine, and I completed it, but stuff like Spiderman even at moderate settings wanted a faster CPU. With Dead Island 2 coming in April (I've bought it already) I don't want to be stuck on my desk for many hours at a time what with it being an RPG I will absolutely play with the controller. I am not carting my main desk rig around either, as it's 90% glass. I did think about overclocking the 1920x, but the very same CPU before needed a 360 rad *and* a 120 to remain stable at 4.1. When the 120 broke it could not even do 3.9 on the 360, so I knew on a 240mm AIO I had absolutely no chance. An ill fitting 240mm AIO at that.
So, I bought a new CPU. 11400F, the best deal I think I have ever gotten on a PC part ever. It's absolutely superb at gaming, beating my 3950x easily.
Just needed a board. Z590 boards now go for absolute peanuts. And I mean, peanuts. The Z590i Vision D I bought for Modular cost me £129. Which is what has put me off of all modern AMD CPUs, as well as the older ones (with ITX boards no longer being available so scalpers be scalping). It's not worth it, given the 3600 is slower than the 3950x in gaming. I found this. It's absolutely hilarious !
Quite possibly the most daft coupling ever, but it was £199 delivered brand new. £318 all in, for a total brute of a board.
The 1920x sucks balls for gaming. I connected it up to the PC and the 2080Ti is more than man enough for what I was doing but yeah it didn't run well at all. Stray was fine, and I completed it, but stuff like Spiderman even at moderate settings wanted a faster CPU. With Dead Island 2 coming in April (I've bought it already) I don't want to be stuck on my desk for many hours at a time what with it being an RPG I will absolutely play with the controller. I am not carting my main desk rig around either, as it's 90% glass. I did think about overclocking the 1920x, but the very same CPU before needed a 360 rad *and* a 120 to remain stable at 4.1. When the 120 broke it could not even do 3.9 on the 360, so I knew on a 240mm AIO I had absolutely no chance. An ill fitting 240mm AIO at that.
So, I bought a new CPU. 11400F, the best deal I think I have ever gotten on a PC part ever. It's absolutely superb at gaming, beating my 3950x easily.
Just needed a board. Z590 boards now go for absolute peanuts. And I mean, peanuts. The Z590i Vision D I bought for Modular cost me £129. Which is what has put me off of all modern AMD CPUs, as well as the older ones (with ITX boards no longer being available so scalpers be scalping). It's not worth it, given the 3600 is slower than the 3950x in gaming. I found this. It's absolutely hilarious !
Quite possibly the most daft coupling ever, but it was £199 delivered brand new. £318 all in, for a total brute of a board.