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AMD Ryzen 7 2700X 3.7 GHz Eight-Core AM4 Processor $164.49 + Free S/H
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B&H Photo Video [bhphotovideo.com] has AMD Ryzen 7 2700X 3.7 GHz Eight-Core AM4 Processor on sale for $164.49. Shipping is free.
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Price is currently $3.50 less at Microcenter (or less if you combine w/ motherboard purchase), but in-store only and not everyone has Microcenter nearby.
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- AMD Xbox Games Pass Bundle: includes a 3-month Xbox Game Pass for PC, which includes a library of over 100 games to play. This pass can be redeemed with Xbox immediately. Alternatively, customers can wait and redeem when Gears of War 5 launches in fall 2019, or anytime between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020.
- AMD Ryzen Equipped to Win Bundle: purchasing a qualifying AMD Ryzen CPU allows you to get your choice of Borderlands 3 or The Outer Worlds. You also get a 3-month subscription to Xbox Game Pass for PC, which provides unlimited access to over 100 PC games on Windows 10. You will receive a download coupon code. You will have to pick between Borderlands 3 or The Outer Worlds. To redeem your download coupon code, please visit AMDRewards.com.
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- Receive code for choice of The Outer Worlds or Borderlands 3 with the purchase of a qualifying product shipped and sold by Amazon.com. Code emailed 2 business days after order shipment. One code per customer. Valid 9/30/19–2/15/2020.
- Receive 3 months of Xbox Game Pass for PC with the purchase of a qualifying product shipped and sold by Amazon.com. You will be emailed a digital code 2 business days after your order ships. One benefit per customer. Offer runs 7/1/2019 – 4/25/2020.
Price is currently $3.50 less at Microcenter (or less if you combine w/ motherboard purchase), but in-store only and not everyone has Microcenter nearby.
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For your application, the extra cores of the 2700x will be more useful.
So I would say 2700x better than 3600 for you.
For a gamer, the 3600 would be better... at least in current games.
Future games will be coded to actually use 8 cores, as the next gen consoles will have 8 core cpus.
For your application, the extra cores of the 2700x will be more useful.
So I would say 2700x better than 3600 for you.
For a gamer, the 3600 would be better... at least in current games.
Future games will be coded to actually use 8 cores, as the next gen consoles will have 8 core cpus.
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2700x vs 3600... They are ROUGHLY 10% difference in price atm AND 10% difference in performance.. (3600 being better and more expensive right now)
So it's a question of cores. If you need the 8/16 then I'd get the 2700x. If you just play games or casual stuff, get the 3600.
I'd personally go with the 3600 ONLY because it's newer..
For your application, the extra cores of the 2700x will be more useful.
So I would say 2700x better than 3600 for you.
For a gamer, the 3600 would be better... at least in current games.
Future games will be coded to actually use 8 cores, as the next gen consoles will have 8 core cpus.
Now... The games being 'coded' for 8 cores.. that's a little ignorant.
Console games are optimized for their hardware(i.e. 1 single spec list.) PC games are.. "optimized" for a HUGE range of hardware.
We won't see 'this game supports 8 cores cuz ps5 and Xbox(whatever the name is) have 8 cores'
I'm not saying new games WON'T take advantage of 8 cores. But it's not exact causation from consoles...
2700x vs 3600... They are ROUGHLY 10% difference in price atm AND 10% difference in performance.. (3600 being better and more expensive right now)
So it's a question of cores. If you need the 8/16 then I'd get the 2700x. If you just play games or casual stuff, get the 3600.
I'd personally go with the 3600 ONLY because it's newer..
They both can achieve 60fps easily. So unless you're a hardcore high fps junkie with 1080ti or 2080
They're all equal in games