After my poor fx-9590 took a slating in another thread for being a power hunger under performer. I'm now looking at getting a ryzen but I don't know what one.
My choices are 1600 or 1700 but is it worth the extra cash.
Am I right In saying my ddr3 ram will have to be changed too?
A motherboard board, ram and 1600 can come in about £450 but would I notice much of a difference from what I have now? Am I being stupid in assuming my current 8 core cpu is better than ryzen 6 core, or is this where the threads come in to play? I'm not sure what difference they make. I'm guessing doubling the amount of traffic to each core or something?
Or would I be smarter waiting until I got the extra cash and getting the 1700?
Also in the past I've gone for a pretty cheap motherboard. On my last build I used an expensive one but didn't really find any difference. I've never overlocked a cpu, I have no idea how. Other than an extra few sata or USB ports I can't tell the difference. So what should I go for a B350 or X370 motherboard?
In an ideal world I wouldn't wana change for at least 2 years.
My choices are 1600 or 1700 but is it worth the extra cash.
Am I right In saying my ddr3 ram will have to be changed too?
A motherboard board, ram and 1600 can come in about £450 but would I notice much of a difference from what I have now? Am I being stupid in assuming my current 8 core cpu is better than ryzen 6 core, or is this where the threads come in to play? I'm not sure what difference they make. I'm guessing doubling the amount of traffic to each core or something?
Or would I be smarter waiting until I got the extra cash and getting the 1700?
Also in the past I've gone for a pretty cheap motherboard. On my last build I used an expensive one but didn't really find any difference. I've never overlocked a cpu, I have no idea how. Other than an extra few sata or USB ports I can't tell the difference. So what should I go for a B350 or X370 motherboard?
In an ideal world I wouldn't wana change for at least 2 years.