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Good day all Carbies👋 hope all of you still keeping safe & sane in this lock down.

Need some rock solid advice here please🙏I`m in the market for an upgrade from my current Ryzen 3 1200 CPU ,but which is the better of the 2 :unsure:
 
Ryzen 3 1200 vs?
In Ryzen lineup?

I'd say the Ryzen 5 1600x would definitely be better 😂
 
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🤣🤣🙈🙈 I humbly apologize for that guys, dog 🐶 jumped on my lap whilst typing and pressed on the keyboard🙈

Ok so from overs I shall start. Which of the Ryzen CPU`s you peeps will recommend, the 2700 or 3600?

 
🤣🤣🙈🙈 I humbly apologize for that guys, dog 🐶 jumped on my lap whilst typing and pressed on the keyboard🙈

Ok so from overs I shall start. Which of the Ryzen CPU`s you peeps will recommend, the 2700 or 3600?




2700 vs 3600 Benchmark benchmarks between the 2 and the 3600 seems better, I'd probably go for that imo. Somewhat depends on what you do but in general 3600 imo.
 
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🤣🤣🙈🙈 I humbly apologize for that guys, dog 🐶 jumped on my lap whilst typing and pressed on the keyboard🙈

Ok so from overs I shall start. Which of the Ryzen CPU`s you peeps will recommend, the 2700 or 3600?


Between those two CPUs I'd choose the dog.
 
Depends on what you want to do, do you really require the extra cores, or would you rather have the newer architecture and higher frequency, also have heard the 2700x has cooling issues?

Personally on price point, if they are similar prices, I'd go for the 2700x, less need to upgrade in the next 2 years, as more programs become more multi-core intensive, also will be better for the long run.
Also 2700x has better base frequency, so more cycles per second, theoretically better.

Edit: Didn't know the 2700x was down to around 4k.
That's a steal at that price!
 
Depends on what you want to do, do you really require the extra cores, or would you rather have the newer architecture and higher frequency, also have heard the 2700x has cooling issues?

Personally on price point, if they are similar prices, I'd go for the 2700x, less need to upgrade in the next 2 years, as more programs become more multi-core intensive, also will be better for the long run.
Also 2700x has better base frequency, so more cycles per second, theoretically better.

Edit: Didn't know the 2700x was down to around 4k.
That's a steal at that price!

I don't recall him mentioning a 2700x, are you referring to the 2700 for 4k?
 
Would be pointless buying the 2700 for this price difference, hence I went 2700x.
Fair, only thing is they don't deliver during lockdown, also currently out of stock of the processor but for the price yeah great deal
 

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