Recommendation for new AMD PC

Steve74

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u might wanna have a look at my profile for reference :D:D:D
 
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There is a reason why people buy the 3600X over the 3600. If you cannot think of the reason, then clearly 3600X is not for you. :D :D
 

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Yap. There is a reason why people buy the 3600 over the 3600X. If you do not know the reason, then clearly you should stick to a 3600X. :D
 

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u might wanna have a look at my profile for reference :D:D:D

I think there is something wrong with the memory name. I don't recall Corsair have a Ballistix series though. I suppose it should be Crucial instead of Corsair.
 

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There is a reason why people buy the 3600X over the 3600. If you cannot think of the reason, then clearly 3600X is not for you. :D :D

Between the 2, the X series is good for people that don't want to meddle with OC I suppose. The difference in clockspeed between the 2 is quite small to be honest.
 

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Between the 2, the X series is good for people that don't want to meddle with OC I suppose. The difference in clockspeed between the 2 is quite small to be honest.

Huh? Isn't it the other way round? Not overclocking, get 3600. Save the money
 

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I forgot to add that you can also considering getting nvme heatsink from aliexpress
I don't think the nvme will get heated ridiculously for average usage but low heat equal better longevity.

Also this is the cpu comparison for 5700 xt

 

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Huh? Isn't it the other way round? Not overclocking, get 3600. Save the money

Not for me. While the X series are binned chips to allow them to run at higher frequency, I feel there is also lesser headroom for OC. On the other hand, non X is where you pay less and still get a reasonable overclocking headroom to get your close to X series performance.
 

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All part from Dynacore or TradePac, may be Fuwell


AMD Ryzen 7 3700X
ASUS TUF Gaming X570-Plus 787
PowerColor Red Devil RX 5700 XT 675
Corsair Veng LPX 3600MHz CL18 126
Adata XPG SX8200 Pro 1TB 245
Cosair RM 650w 145
Phanteks Eclipse P400A 135
 

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hmmm i suppose u left out Pctheme haha ..u might wanna drop by and get a quotation from them ?
 

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This must be the reason why people choose 3600x :s13::s13::s13:

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Thank you everybody who contributed to the recommendation, most appreciated, especially SkyShroud. I got my ring from Fuwell on Fri.

Some of the items they don't have and changed to different parts. Eg the casing to Corsair H500, Gigabyte 5700X, Asus monitor. Thank you senior members for the guidance. Have a pleasant weekend.
 
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