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Hi everyone,

Im looking to upgrade my cpu and mobo from g4560 but im caught between ryzen 2600x or intel 8400.

I mainly only play games like overwatch, far cry 5 and pubg, as i have 16 ram with 2400mhz and i hear higher speed ram is better on ryzen cpu.

So do i actually buy new ram for ryzen given the high price right now or i should just go with intel?
 

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Hi everyone,

Im looking to upgrade my cpu and mobo from g4560 but im caught between ryzen 2600x or intel 8400.

I mainly only play games like overwatch, far cry 5 and pubg, as i have 16 ram with 2400mhz and i hear higher speed ram is better on ryzen cpu.

So do i actually buy new ram for ryzen given the high price right now or i should just go with intel?

price n budget? U can still use 2400mhz no problem. Change only when the RAM price go down.
 

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I 2nd gld998. Wait until 2 weeks before upcoming june pcshow. RAM price magically will drop.


Then during IT show, RAM price spike, but HDD price go down.


Just catch only.
 

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Hi everyone,

Im looking to upgrade my cpu and mobo from g4560 but im caught between ryzen 2600x or intel 8400.

I mainly only play games like overwatch, far cry 5 and pubg, as i have 16 ram with 2400mhz and i hear higher speed ram is better on ryzen cpu.

So do i actually buy new ram for ryzen given the high price right now or i should just go with intel?

Why upgrade when your processor handle those games well? Getting a 1060 and SSD should be be a more visible upgrade for you.
 

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If i get a 7th gen, won't i need to upgrade the cpu soon again since 4 core is kind of out dated and i would like to upgrade my cpu and mobo and don't have to care about it for at least the next 2-3 years.
 

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If i get a 7th gen, won't i need to upgrade the cpu soon again since 4 core is kind of out dated and i would like to upgrade my cpu and mobo and don't have to care about it for at least the next 2-3 years.
4core is still fine though, especially when paired with gtx1060

if im you, i'll get a last gen i5 (6th/7th gen core) and wait out for an 8core i7 from intel (hopefully soon :s13:)
 
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pair with msi b360 arytic and i5-8400
= 179 + 239
= 418 - 41.8 (10 % off lazada app coupon)
= 376.2
much cheaper than any bundle pricelist
 

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pair with msi b360 arytic and i5-8400
= 179 + 239
= 418 - 41.8 (10 % off lazada app coupon)
= 376.2
much cheaper than any bundle pricelist

Its the gaming artic motherboard?
Sounds like a really good deal.
It would have cost me $419 at pc themes.
Thanks for the heads up.:)
 

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Its the gaming artic motherboard?
Sounds like a really good deal.
It would have cost me $419 at pc themes.
Thanks for the heads up.:)

If you want to overclock the msi z370-a pro at 194 is also a good deal.

Add a set of 4gbx2 ddr4 ram to maximize the promotion (cap at max of 60 discount).
 

Pokerr

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If you want to overclock the msi z370-a pro at 194 is also a good deal.

Add a set of 4gbx2 ddr4 ram to maximize the promotion (cap at max of 60 discount).

Nope, im too scare to try OC, i got 16 of ram liao.
Choosing between getting a 7500 or 8400 with new mobo:s22:
 
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