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Ryzen 1600 is good what do you need it for ?

Ryzen 1600 is good what do you need it for ?

Ryzen 1600 is good what do you need it for ?

I need closer to 5GHz i cant get my hands on a 5820k or a 6800k what should i do?

1700x for upgrade path and multiple core operation. overall very similar in performance processors

Depends entirely on the strength of the CPU you are considering. 1 Stronger CPU > 2 Shit ones.

The asus prime motherboard is a better quality motherboard but it really depends on your build theme and colors that go as one f the motherboards is black and the other white! In my opinion i would aways take an asus motherboard over a MSI as MSI and their motherboards can be very inconsistant.

I'd avoid msi boards in the AM4 space, the prime is a great option as @Princess Cadence can attest.

Don't get an MSI board, their Ryzen boards are just bad. Get an ASUS or an AsRock board

a G4560 would be perfect, imo

its not about year, its about cpu if its soldered or not...

yeah i know like 300$ i7 5820k is a no brainer imo

Hey man im not quite an audio file but i have had v good experiences with the senheiser in ear earphones and feel that whichever when you go with it will serve you well. i dont think its worth going more expensive then the earphones u have listed here as ur ipod touch 6 and pc will become a bottleneck. I have also had really good experiences with audio technica so decide what works for you whether its cost looks or personal preference any of them will be great and last you a while.

haha yeah mate i wouldnt let it scare you though im only 15 ive been researching for about 3 years now its a cool thing to do and judging by ur knowledge in picking out the build that u have done take it up as a thing on the side and u never know u might pick it up easily anyway glad i could help enjoy ur system

ok fair enough then i would look into replacing the motherboard sorry for your loss bro. If you replace motherboard and system still isnt working return the motherboard(make sure you can do that with like a 14 day return policy!) and then replace processor and see if that works. Hope i helped and good luck with your rig!

I understand this now i might not have got my facts right but wouldnt the skylake be the preferred architecture over haswell even if you get a "slight" performance gain over haswell
 
anyway gtg now thank for the deabte

I have heard different things and even if there is a minor improvement i stand by the construction thing and the 6800k out performs the 5820k in multy core performance.
 
Not to mention cpu boss and user benchmark agree with me!!
 
http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-Core-i7-6800K-vs-Intel-Core-i7-5820K/3607vs2579
Intel Core i7 5820K vs 6800K - CPUBoss

I have heard different things and even if there is a minor improvement i stand by the construction thing and the 6800k out performs the 5820k in multy core performance.
 
Not to mention cpu boss and user benchmark agree with me!!
 
http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-Core-i7-6800K-vs-Intel-Core-i7-5820K/3607vs2579
Intel Core i7 5820K vs 6800K - CPUBoss

Fair enough i see where you are coming from but i think we are all in agreement that AMD's offering for what this guy wants to do is better than intel's. What are your views on coffee lake do you think that they are gonna u their game or stick to small increases. In my opinion we havnt seen major improvements from intel since the 2600k and the 3770k 

when it comes to budget power supplies it is a grey area and i personally would not lok for a power supply without an 80 plus bronze rating. the cx 430w is a very capable power supply for about $55

Hey swordsman247,
 
Go with the i3 6100 as it is about 2-3 times better than the 860k and is even better than the six core fx6300 and the intel processors offer more upgradeability as you are not operating on an apu and hey it consumes less power

when it comes to budget power supplies it is a grey area and i personally would not lok for a power supply without an 80 plus bronze rating. the cx 430w is a very capable power supply for about $55