N Ed Help Making A Computer

Originally Posted by Dab

According to benchmarks I seen on Google it's about 2x better performance.

i highly doubt the 6core 1st gen ryzen is any better than the 8core 2nd gen

Originally Posted by niggo

i highly doubt the 6core 1st gen ryzen is any better than the 8core 2nd gen

I was looking at wrong benches. It's only slightly faster than the 1600 but the price is about double.

Originally Posted by Dab

I was looking at wrong benches. It's only slightly faster than the 1600 but the price is about double.

yeah that way it is more correct

I think the central question that a lot of people forget to ask is for what will you be using this computer?

Is it mainly for gaming? Will you be streaming? Will you also be doing workstation stuff? After that, we can hone in on a better build for you.
Aside from that, do you have a budget?

Those two are probably the best questions to ask before we give you a build. Otherwise, we will probably skew your build to something that we personally would think would be ideal.

Originally Posted by Detritus

I think the central question that a lot of people forget to ask is for what will you be using this computer?

Is it mainly for gaming? Will you be streaming? Will you also be doing workstation stuff? After that, we can hone in on a better build for you.
Aside from that, do you have a budget?

Those two are probably the best questions to ask before we give you a build. Otherwise, we will probably skew your build to something that we personally would think would be ideal.

well if money isnt an issue and youre doing all around tasks a 8700k is always not too bad and will perform pretty good in the stuff you throw at it

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although i def am with you

cause if hes into heavy 3d stuff or video then more cores will help a lot

Originally Posted by DJEZ0103

There's alot of options for good computer parts to build a computer, but here are
my recommendations since you haven't given us a limit on how much you want to spend.

Case: Carbide Series 275R Tempered Glass Mid-Tower Gaming Case — Black ( $84.90 )

CPU: AMD Ryzen™ 7 2700X Processor ( $329.99 )

PSU: CORSAIR CX-M Series CX650M 650W 80 PLUS BRONZE Haswell Ready ATX12V & EPS12V Semi-Modular Power Supply ( $69.99 )

GPU: ASUS ROG Strix Radeon RX 580 O8G Gaming OC Edition GDDR5 DP HDMI DVI VR Ready AMD Graphics ( $389.99 )

CSU: DEEPCOOL Gamer Storm CAPTAIN 240EX-AIO CPU Liquid Cooler 240mm Ceramic Bearing Pump Visual Liquid Flow Metal Mounting Kit ( $83.03 )

Motherboard: ASUS PRIME Z370-A LGA1151 DDR4 DP HDMI DVI M.2 USB 3.1 Z370 ATX Motherboard with USB 3.1 ( $149.99 )

Use this if your not on a budget!

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