Ryzen or Intel for upgrade??

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Hi butties, its been a long time since i upgrade my PC

I am looking for upgrade my Motherboard, processor and Ram

- Ryzen 5 3700X or i7 9700k
- Need recomendation
- 16gd 3200mhz Ram

I read lots of Ryzen issues on reddit and online.. Lots of probelms on Boot time and unstable issue...

I am not tech savy.. just want to pay n use.. lol hope got no probelms!

Any butties can recommend me? my budget for the upgrade is about $1.2k
 

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Hi butties, its been a long time since i upgrade my PC

I am looking for upgrade my Motherboard, processor and Ram

- Ryzen 5 3700X or i7 9700k
- Need recomendation
- 16gd 3200mhz Ram

I read lots of Ryzen issues on reddit and online.. Lots of probelms on Boot time and unstable issue...

I am not tech savy.. just want to pay n use.. lol hope got no probelms!

Any butties can recommend me? my budget for the upgrade is about $1.2k


i7 9700k if you dont want to deal with all those issues with Ryzen.
 
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Get intel if u like ppl explore vulnerability on your system

https://threatpost.com/windows-users-at-risk-from-high-severity-intel-software-flaw/147320/

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I 3rd Intel. You won't have to deal with ryzen issues. Since intel has been out for a while liao, they are more stable.

Don't know if Intel stock in SG got any price cut or not. Must thank ryzen for price cuts.

16gb RAM, G.Skill or Corsair is good. Many kits at Sim Lim you can choose.

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Hi butties, its been a long time since i upgrade my PC

I am looking for upgrade my Motherboard, processor and Ram

- Ryzen 5 3700X or i7 9700k
- Need recomendation
- 16gd 3200mhz Ram

I read lots of Ryzen issues on reddit and online.. Lots of probelms on Boot time and unstable issue...

I am not tech savy.. just want to pay n use.. lol hope got no probelms!

Any butties can recommend me? my budget for the upgrade is about $1.2k

https://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/...rig-recommendations-moneyface-=p-6087880.html
 

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Type of usage and software ?

i will be Gaming alot.

i am using 2 monitors,(2k gaming monitor & normal dell monitor) mostly playing Black desert online and OBS streaming.

watching youtube/netflixs while playing games at the same time.

my current i5-7500 cant handle it.. always lag my netflix while i game ☹

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$1.2k for cpu+mobo+ram?

Get 9900k lar and still got enuf for mobo and ram.
 

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i will be Gaming alot.

i am using 2 monitors,(2k gaming monitor & normal dell monitor) mostly playing Black desert online and OBS streaming.

watching youtube/netflixs while playing games at the same time.

my current i5-7500 cant handle it.. always lag my netflix while i game ☹

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I wonder how to enjoy a movie while playing game at the same time.
 

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i will be Gaming alot.

i am using 2 monitors,(2k gaming monitor & normal dell monitor) mostly playing Black desert online and OBS streaming.

watching youtube/netflixs while playing games at the same time.

my current i5-7500 cant handle it.. always lag my netflix while i game ☹

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Since you will doing lots of multi-tasking, I would recommned Ryzen.

3600 or 3600x should be more than sufficient.
3700x only if you are planning to run productivity software in the future.

If you don't want to wait for Ryzen 3rd gen fixes ( happens to any new product launch ), can save some money and go for last gen CPU like 2600/2600x or 2700

I don't see the point though as AMD has been quite proactive in updates base on my personal experience. Haven't had major issues personally with AM4 platform though.
 
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Since you will doing lots of multi-tasking, I would recommned Ryzen.

3600 or 3600x should be more than sufficient.
3700x only if you are planning to run productivity software in the future.

If you don't want to wait for Ryzen 3rd gen fixes ( happens to any new product launch ), can save some money and go for last gen CPU like 2600/2600x or 2700

I don't see the point though as AMD has been quite proactive in updates base on my personal experience. Haven't had major issues personally with AM4 platform though.

Do youvface 25 sec boot up time? which mobo and processor are u using?

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Do youvface 25 sec boot up time? which mobo and processor are u using?

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For the Ryzen 3xxx series, the issues are a result of it being new. If you read about the launch of Intel 9xxx series, it was rushed out and had its fair share of problems. I've used both Ryzen 1xxx and 2xxx series and don't face any problems with long boot up times. Also to be honest, when you say 25 secs is long, how fast is the average boot time you are comparing this with? Typically from the moment you press the power button to the computer booting into Windows, I don't think 25 secs is that long, though its not the shortest.
 

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For the Ryzen 3xxx series, the issues are a result of it being new. If you read about the launch of Intel 9xxx series, it was rushed out and had its fair share of problems. I've used both Ryzen 1xxx and 2xxx series and don't face any problems with long boot up times. Also to be honest, when you say 25 secs is long, how fast is the average boot time you are comparing this with? Typically from the moment you press the power button to the computer booting into Windows, I don't think 25 secs is that long, though its not the shortest.

i am currently using i5 7500
my boot time is about 9secs or less ☹

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Do youvface 25 sec boot up time? which mobo and processor are u using?

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No.

Processor
AMD Ryzen™ 5 2600
Mainboard
Asus TUF B450M-PLUS
Graphics Card
EVGA GTX 1080
Memory
Corsair 2x8GB CMK16GX4M2B3000C15
Display
HP E272q
Storage
MZVKW512HMJP / MKNSSDEC1TB / ST1000DM005 / DT01ACA200
Casing
Thermaltake Core V21
PSU
Superflower Leadex 550W
Audio
Creative Inspire T5800 5.1
OS
Windows 10 Home
 

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Hi Butties, i have decide on Giga aorus pro wifi wih i9 9900k. this mobo good?

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as long is z390 should be fine
dont get z370

aorus pro had best value then
not sure about now, i dont know the current pricing
 
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