Newegg[newegg.com] has AMD Ryzen 5 5600G Desktop Processor w/ Radeon Graphics & Wraith Stealth Cooler (Model 100-100000252BOX) on sale for $139.99 - $20 w/ promo code SSCSA923 (automatically applied in cart) = $119.99. Shipping is Free.
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Arg.. 2 problems.. first the seller and second where do you get a sub $50 mb.. If you are going to spend more than that you really should look at AM5 boards and CPU's IMHO..
Arg.. 2 problems.. first the seller and second where do you get a sub $50 mb.. If you are going to spend more than that you really should look at AM5 boards and CPU's IMHO..
Right now you can get a B550 board between 110-130. Your gonna be spending minimum 200-250$ for an AM5 motherboard and 300$ for a cpu.
Like not even close money wise
But there's many guys running first and second gen ryzen who already have an x370 board or b450 or something and this is a cheap upgrade
Arg.. 2 problems.. first the seller and second where do you get a sub $50 mb.. If you are going to spend more than that you really should look at AM5 boards and CPU's IMHO..
I thought the 5600G is pcie3 only, so a B550 is kind of over kill in my mind. However I did look to see if they had cheap MoBo's at Microcenter. I found they had the 5600g for $120 and $20 off a MB. They have a ASRock - A520M-HDV AMD AM4 mATX Motherboard for $62 and if you decided you needed the 550 chipset, its $23 more.
Then I checked for a AM5 MB and found B650M-HDV/M.2 AMD AM5 microATX Motherboard for $120 and the cheapest AM5 CPU Ryzen 5 7600 Raphael AM5 3.8GHz 6-Core Boxed Processor - Wraith Stealth Cooler Included for $210
So I guess I answered my own question. If you go to MC and garb this cpu, you can get that sub $50 MB. Too bad I cant find a MB for a 1600AF that is in my parts shelf.
Upgrading from a 2600, primarily gaming (emulating, AAA, Battlefield has given me some trouble). Own a 3060ti, would this be a good upgrade?
I could afford $300 for a 5800x3d, but I also seek good value.
With a 3060 TI, most gaming isn't going to be affected too much. If I remember correctly, Battlefield does benefit from better processors, but for most games it won't matter.
I'd skip any cpu with a "G" at the end because the processor is nerfed for the on-chip graphics.
A 5600 is great for gaming and has been this low before, without having important gaming qualities nerfed. 5600x is essentially the same processor.
5800x3d is bar none the best gaming cpu for AM4.
I wouldn't spend $150 on a half step measure for real gaming gains, and just spend the full $300 all at once to be gaming full throttle for longer, and not have to wonder about what you compromised on.
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With a 3060 TI, most gaming isn't going to be affected too much. If I remember correctly, Battlefield does benefit from better processors, but for most games it won't matter.
I'd skip any cpu with a "G" at the end because the processor is nerfed for the on-chip graphics.
A 5600 is great for gaming and has been this low before, without having important gaming qualities nerfed. 5600x is essentially the same processor.
5800x3d is bar none the best gaming cpu for AM4.
I wouldn't spend $150 on a half step measure for real gaming gains, and just spend the full $300 all at once to be gaming full throttle for longer, and not have to wonder about what you compromised on.
I've seen the 5600 run with an rtx 3080 and not have a cpu bottleneck so the 3060 is more than capable to run with a 5600. I would agree the non G model is the way to go
Upgrading from a 2600, primarily gaming (emulating, AAA, Battlefield has given me some trouble). Own a 3060ti, would this be a good upgrade?
I could afford $300 for a 5800x3d, but I also seek good value.
I've seen the ryzen 5600 non G and non X model get paired up with an RTX 3080 and it didn't bottleneck the cpu. So if you have a 3060 the 5600 would be a nice upgrade.
The 5800x3d would only make sense if you have an RTX 3090 or 4090
I've seen the ryzen 5600 non G and non X model get paired up with an RTX 3080 and it didn't bottleneck the cpu. So if you have a 3060 the 5600 would be a nice upgrade.
The 5800x3d would only make sense if you have an RTX 3090 or 4090
Pretty sure the 5800x3d helps in all situations because of the special cache, and really only for gaming. It helps less at 4k than it does at 1080p, but the bottom line is it has a special feature specifically for gaming, and can probably help any gpu.
There are no modern processors that will be a cpu bottleneck if you run them at anything above 1080p.
1080p has essentially been "conquered" unless you're in esports trying to get megaframes at 1080p
Upgrading from a 2600, primarily gaming (emulating, AAA, Battlefield has given me some trouble). Own a 3060ti, would this be a good upgrade?
I could afford $300 for a 5800x3d, but I also seek good value.
Order a 5600 non-x from AliExpress for $100. The best budget gaming right now. If people are building from scratch spending $200+, look for a 7600 non-x for $180. DDR5 prices have come down by a lot and a few b650s are around $120.
You can actually pickup Newegg bundles starting with the 7600/b650 for $325 and 7770/b650 and 7700/b650/32GB for $475.
I thought the 5600G is pcie3 only, so a B550 is kind of over kill in my mind. However I did look to see if they had cheap MoBo's at Microcenter. I found they had the 5600g for $120 and $20 off a MB. They have a ASRock - A520M-HDV AMD AM4 mATX Motherboard for $62 and if you decided you needed the 550 chipset, its $23 more.
Then I checked for a AM5 MB and found B650M-HDV/M.2 AMD AM5 microATX Motherboard for $120 and the cheapest AM5 CPU Ryzen 5 7600 Raphael AM5 3.8GHz 6-Core Boxed Processor - Wraith Stealth Cooler Included for $210
So I guess I answered my own question. If you go to MC and garb this cpu, you can get that sub $50 MB. Too bad I cant find a MB for a 1600AF that is in my parts shelf.
I am a cheap stingy bastard.. I have been looking for a $30 max used board on CL or flea bay. I am looking for a A320, B350, X370, B450 and X470 for that 1600af CPU. The problem we have is those boards bios were upgraded eventually to use the 5xxx CPU's. That made a 5600G and your old board a nice path during the gpu shortage. New boards do not support gen 1 and 2 CPU's yet that I know of or if they ever will. Darn it. I don't want to spend more than $30 because the vid card pickings in my parts bin is slim too.
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There are no graphics focused APUS like there was for the AM4 lineup with the 3200g, 5600g and etc.
But TECHINCALLY all AM5 chips are apus as they come with integrated graphics like Intel. The graphics just don't offer a decent out of the box experience like AM4.
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I could afford $300 for a 5800x3d, but I also seek good value.
Like not even close money wise
But there's many guys running first and second gen ryzen who already have an x370 board or b450 or something and this is a cheap upgrade
I could afford $300 for a 5800x3d, but I also seek good value.
If you already have a GPU this is not a good buy. Spend a little more and get the regular 5600. Not the G.
Then I checked for a AM5 MB and found B650M-HDV/M.2 AMD AM5 microATX Motherboard for $120 and the cheapest AM5 CPU Ryzen 5 7600 Raphael AM5 3.8GHz 6-Core Boxed Processor - Wraith Stealth Cooler Included for $210
So I guess I answered my own question. If you go to MC and garb this cpu, you can get that sub $50 MB. Too bad I cant find a MB for a 1600AF that is in my parts shelf.
I could afford $300 for a 5800x3d, but I also seek good value.
I'd skip any cpu with a "G" at the end because the processor is nerfed for the on-chip graphics.
A 5600 is great for gaming and has been this low before, without having important gaming qualities nerfed. 5600x is essentially the same processor.
5800x3d is bar none the best gaming cpu for AM4.
I wouldn't spend $150 on a half step measure for real gaming gains, and just spend the full $300 all at once to be gaming full throttle for longer, and not have to wonder about what you compromised on.
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I'd skip any cpu with a "G" at the end because the processor is nerfed for the on-chip graphics.
A 5600 is great for gaming and has been this low before, without having important gaming qualities nerfed. 5600x is essentially the same processor.
5800x3d is bar none the best gaming cpu for AM4.
I wouldn't spend $150 on a half step measure for real gaming gains, and just spend the full $300 all at once to be gaming full throttle for longer, and not have to wonder about what you compromised on.
I could afford $300 for a 5800x3d, but I also seek good value.
The 5800x3d would only make sense if you have an RTX 3090 or 4090
The 5800x3d would only make sense if you have an RTX 3090 or 4090
There are no modern processors that will be a cpu bottleneck if you run them at anything above 1080p.
1080p has essentially been "conquered" unless you're in esports trying to get megaframes at 1080p
I could afford $300 for a 5800x3d, but I also seek good value.
You can actually pickup Newegg bundles starting with the 7600/b650 for $325 and 7770/b650 and 7700/b650/32GB for $475.
Then I checked for a AM5 MB and found B650M-HDV/M.2 AMD AM5 microATX Motherboard for $120 and the cheapest AM5 CPU Ryzen 5 7600 Raphael AM5 3.8GHz 6-Core Boxed Processor - Wraith Stealth Cooler Included for $210
So I guess I answered my own question. If you go to MC and garb this cpu, you can get that sub $50 MB. Too bad I cant find a MB for a 1600AF that is in my parts shelf.
But TECHINCALLY all AM5 chips are apus as they come with integrated graphics like Intel. The graphics just don't offer a decent out of the box experience like AM4.
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problem is cheap 520 mobo only has 2 ram slots not so useful
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