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Well yeah if 6% is worth the $$$ then I agree with you on this. Plus no need to buy a cooler. Although the Zen series has been having some pretty good sales lately vs Zen+.
In most situations, no.
There is few very specific situations in which Intel will do better. But most people don't have such setup.
Like you mean super overclocking would that be a exemple ???
Few examples:
i5 8600K vs Ryzen 5 2600 with RTX 2080TI:
4K resolution: equal
1440p 144-165hz: i5 wins after overclock
1080p 240hz: i5 wins after overclock
This is because i5 can push much higher maximum framerates once overclocked and RTX 2080TI is so powerful that it's easy to bottleneck. But this is also the kind of system very few people would actually buy.
A 120gb SSD is barely enough for Windows + a few apps. These 120gb A400 drives only cost $20.
32gb of RAM is useless for gaming. 16gb is all you need. Ryzen profits a lot from higher clocked RAM, get a 3000Mhz or 3200Mhz kit.
You don't have to do any overclocking, I think you don't really understand what overclocking is and why people do it.
Totally agree. I have 2 120gb SSD's, one Hyper X, and one Cheap Sandisk in a caddy. Let's just say I have windows and a couple <10gb games on the one, and the other is CAD/AVI videos from renders.
For example, when I had GTA-V installed, that is essentially 1 entire 128gb drive with windows boot on it. with roughly 9gb to spare.
Also agree with the 32gb. 16gb is all a "gamer" needs. Although it would be best to use 2 sticks so it runs in dual channel. 1 x 16gb 1 sided stick will be meh.
THose kits are rarely a good deal.
And the RAM it has, is too slow for Ryzen, you will really want 3000Mhz at the least.
I see.... well it was my brotherinlaw that sugested i get a combo type of deal but if you guys say that it not a good idea the thing is he is trying to help a little and i don't want to say anything bad to him about it.
But i do want to buy my parts one at a time now i fond a b450 motherboard that i do like it a msi arsenal gaming motherboard the B450 Tomahawk i hear lot of good thing about this motherboard on amazon and youtube and i might be perfect match for the ryzen 5 2600x (i think??).
For the ram you guys sugest 16gb 3000mhz so what brand would be perfect for the ryzen 5 2600x ????
Yeah, Tomahawk is fine board. If you like it, get it.
Almost any model of RAM will work. G.Skill or Corsair is recommended tho.
I am glade the tomahawk is perfect for this build it almost like i am building a weaponize gaming pc XD.
Now let talk about ssd and hdd drives i do want to point out that for my window 10, steam app & big fish game app and other drivers i want to intall them on the ssd drive only. My games i want to install them on a huge hdd drive.
Now the ssd i have no idea how big the drive should be and the hdd to hold all my games in well i think a 8tb should be enough i no you think 8tb is to much belive it or not i have "ALOT OF GAMES" i want to make sure the hdd is big enough to hold the game i have what do you guy think ????