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Suitable Upgrade from a Ryzen 5 3600

Only for the few (<8 lanes) provide by chipsets older than 5xx series - the main quantity of PCI-E lanes are 3.0/4.0 provided by the CPU

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_chipsets#AM4_chipsets

In most cases none of that is connected to m.2 etc though right, where throughput is required it's all gen 3 at a minimum? The chipset is for things like sata, additional x1 & x4 lanes etc where the throughput won't saturate the lanes anyway or am I missing something here? Just seems a super odd selection to me if you are focused more on IO.
 
The 3600 is very under-rated as an all round CPU, yes it's only 6c/12t but still performance wise its very good.

If you need more C/T for m,ulti tasking and processing 4k/8k then wait until the 4*** series arrives
 
Yes

But unless you’re a professional, making your bread money from it, I really wouldn’t be concerned about any quicker CPUs than a 3600. The waiting time for rendering isn’t going to impact your profitability, it’s a “nice to have” for a hobby :)

Ah okay thank you. I'll see what comes from the 4000 series but if there isn't any logical upgrade then I'll stick with what I have now :)
(Also I'm new to this so is there any way to lock a thread?)
 
The 3600 is very under-rated as an all round CPU, yes it's only 6c/12t but still performance wise its very good.

If you need more C/T for m,ulti tasking and processing 4k/8k then wait until the 4*** series arrives

Blimey are we already at that stage where 6 cores isn't enough for the majority?!
 
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