- Nov 27, 2017
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Hi.
I am thinking about upgrading my AMD pc (mostly gaming pc), and I have read a lot of reviews and reached the conclusion that it is better idea to buy Intel, something like this:
CPU: i7 7700k.
MOBO: with LGA 1151 socket (for example, z270).
RAM: i needed DDR4 for that mobo (don't have any DDR4 memory).
GPU: 580x, the same i have.
The issue is that my actual hardware is something like this:
CPU: fx8350.
MOBO: Gigabyte 990fx (AM3+).
RAM: 16gb DDR3.
GPU: 580x.
Therefore, i would need to buy almost the whole pc, and spend a lot of money.
Is it a good idea? Or maybe i should buy an AM4 mobo and a ryzen 7 or something like that?
I also accept suggestions for the Intel pc building, if there is another way to build it, or maybe a cheaper way to do it.
Thanks!
EDIT: Is the i5 7600k a good option for gaming? I mean, it's cheaper than the i7 7700k, but is it good enough?
I am thinking about upgrading my AMD pc (mostly gaming pc), and I have read a lot of reviews and reached the conclusion that it is better idea to buy Intel, something like this:
CPU: i7 7700k.
MOBO: with LGA 1151 socket (for example, z270).
RAM: i needed DDR4 for that mobo (don't have any DDR4 memory).
GPU: 580x, the same i have.
The issue is that my actual hardware is something like this:
CPU: fx8350.
MOBO: Gigabyte 990fx (AM3+).
RAM: 16gb DDR3.
GPU: 580x.
Therefore, i would need to buy almost the whole pc, and spend a lot of money.
Is it a good idea? Or maybe i should buy an AM4 mobo and a ryzen 7 or something like that?
I also accept suggestions for the Intel pc building, if there is another way to build it, or maybe a cheaper way to do it.
Thanks!
EDIT: Is the i5 7600k a good option for gaming? I mean, it's cheaper than the i7 7700k, but is it good enough?
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