I'm considering building a new setup. I just got the i5 4690K in my 5 year old PC.
I chose the AMD Ryzen 5 3600 as the new processor.
QUESTION: Do I have an increase in performance or are there other processors up to 200 euro that are better?
Is the processor sufficient for Fortnite / Fifa / Apex and LoL?
Intel is said to have better single core performance. So is it worse when I switch from Intel to AMD?
https://www.cpubenchmark.net/...2284vs3481
So the Ryzen is more than just superior in this comparison.
On the page you will find all the tools to answer the rest of your question yourself.
AMD is actually a much better choice than Intel. The inexpensive processor with 8 cores and hyperthreading from AMD is available for less than 200 euro, whereby Intel has to put over 500 euro on the table.
Except for the i9 9900K, which is still by far the best gaming CPU, I can't recommend an Intel processor. Since you've already suggested the Ryzen 5 3600, I don't think an i9 9900K will go out.
The Ryzen 5 3600 is a good choice, there's no better CPU from Intel in the price range. The performance upgrade to your current processor is also very large.
In itself, the Ryzen 3600 is the best you can get for around 200 euro.
To Intel vs. AMD, Intel still has 14nm, but the processors are relatively good for that. There's an Intel processor that is still better than one of the new AMD processors. Depends on the model.
At the moment AMD has grabbed the market dominance because they do more and also produce better CPU's with 7nm. The price-performance ratio at Intel is really bad.
While AMD really has a much better one.
There really isn't a single Intel processor that I recommend staying with Intel except for the latest i9.
Also something: The power consumption at AMD is very often always higher than at Intel.
(Unless you have a Ryzen 5 3600 stick against an i9-9900k at 5Ghz.)
And no, it wouldn't be any worse if you switch to AMD as the Ryzen is much better than your current one.
Performance increase = yes
sufficient for your games = yes
Intel or AMD = hard to say Intel gets even more out of its ancient architecture. AMDs 4Gen. But should also make a big leap.
The 3600 is definitely enough for now. Which mainboard do you want to use?
AMD are by far the better CPUs. And as far as the higher single core performance is concerned, it is true, but in reality when playing, it does not work at all. Because every normal gamer plays so that his GPU is fully utilized. And if that is the case, the difference in the CPUs is practically nonexistent. CPU tests, on the other hand, test totally unrealistic. That means with low resolution and a monster graphics card (2080ti). Because the GPU does not reach its limit and the difference between CPUs can be recognized. But it has nothing to do with reality.
Otherwise, the AMD CPUs are miles ahead of the Intel CPUs. And no AMD fanboy tells you that. Even had Intel CPUs from 1997 to 2019. But Intel just screwed up and AMD brought the much better CPUs to the market. But should Intel pick up its old strength again, then I will switch to Intel again.
What can you ask for an i5 4690K used?
I personally would still sell it for 70-100 euro. Take a look at eBay etc. To see how the CPU is sold.
MSI 540 TOMAHAWK MAX. Are there any better ones? As a Graka a GTX 1660 Super
If you ask me… Nothing.
I don't know that there's a market for used CPUs at all.
It's not that unknown to sell used processors.
Why not buy a CPU when it is cheaper and still fully functional?
No, the board is the best as long as you don't want to take an X570, which doesn't help you anyway. I personally would rather invest in an RX5700. But it depends on the budget
Wanted to sell the entire PC to a neighbor, doesn't want to give it away
Thank you
Well, then I'm out.
I would never buy a used CPU xD
It's worse than used hatchets! What do I know what my previous owner has already done with it?
I heard they should get very hot rx5700
Yes and no. It depends on the model, there are a few models that get extremely hot, again there are models whose temperatures are completely ok.
Yes. That is correct. You never know.
Still, I don't find the whole market sector that bad.
Also something: The power consumption at AMD is very often always higher than at Intel.
It's been nonsense for a long time.
Otherwise a good post. ^^
Yes, of course. If we're also in the higher versions, it can of course fluctuate. The power consumption with AMD is often higher than with some Intel models. I'm talking about the medium to the "low" budget class.
Which models are ok? Is the Super Color model included?
For that we would have to know the remaining components.
Graphics, ram and mainboard are an important factor for a used PC
Didn't touch him and neither overclocked
How much is my gaming PC worth (2020)?
Hi there
My question is how much my PC is still worth. Here is a small list of the parts:
Operating system: Microsoft Windows 10 Pro
System manufacturer MSI
System model MS-7817
System type x64-based PC
Processor Intel (R) Core (TM) i5-4690K CPU @ 3.50GHz, 3501 MHz, 4 core (s), 4 logical processor (s)
BaseBoard manufacturer MSI
BaseBoard product H81M-E34 (MS-7817)
16.0 GB physical memory (RAM) installed
Graphics card: Nvidia GTX 960 2GB (Zotac)
Drive present
Housing: MS-Tech CA-0300
Power supply: ATX 650 14CM fan
I thought that I could charge 200 to 250 for it. MAXIMUM 300. But with 250 I think I'm good. What do you think?
"Low" budget class.
Then your statement makes even less sense…
1.) Is this class not relevant to the question of the FS, since it is clearly above this class with the Ryzen 5 3600.
2.) The performance of these low budget CPUs is accordingly significantly lower.
If you would limit a suitable Ryzen CPU in performance, via the BIOS, for example, to the extent that the performance is similar, then the power consumption will also be similar.
Yes that's ok, I would take it: https://www.mindfactory.de/...25870.html
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