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Seems like the power of a 7600 with a much reduced price tag. Aside from being handy for debugging the iGPU seems just wasted silicon in a gaming build.
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Ryzen 7500f - is it worth sourcing in the UK?
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An intrgrated Solution is a great back up to keep your pc going and can be handy for troubleshooting .
It's always a balancing act if your on a tight budget but if you have another GPU then the 7500f is good if you can find one.
It's always a balancing act if your on a tight budget but if you have another GPU then the 7500f is good if you can find one.
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Upgrade advise - i7-8700 to what?
Big thanks to everyone. So it's looking like I should go for DDR5 6000 C30 ram, B650 board with a 7600/7700 with unless I can find a decently priced 7800X3D - this will give me a bit of a boost with the potential to upgrade to a 9800x3d in the future... perfect
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That was the post that flagged it for me - best I can find currently is ~105 plus 'expected £20 tax'.Upgrade advise - i7-8700 to what?
Big thanks to everyone. So it's looking like I should go for DDR5 6000 C30 ram, B650 board with a 7600/7700 with unless I can find a decently priced 7800X3D - this will give me a bit of a boost with the potential to upgrade to a 9800x3d in the future... perfect
yes but no.
VAT applies at any amount
customs duties applies if the item is > £135 before VAT
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