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If you're right then we might even see it at $150 this year, what's that a price alert hopefully Black Friday or something
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You think the 3600 will go down at least a little bit, I'm probably not going to get anything at least until November / December, if I get anything first if we the board or the ram. Or should I just deal hunt Or bite the bullet and spend 50-60, and by everything at the same time?
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Also what does The X Mean, I think it means 95 Watts vs 65 Watts, but I assume they're pretty similar after you overclock it right?
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I just spent an hour looking at benchmarks and I'm even more confused, hopefully you guys can help. Feel free and try and convince me to consider an Intel PC but I was hoping to upgrade my CPU in the future. And I think I would have to spend like $30 more on the motherboard if I got 2700 X, plus I haven't seen very many benchmarks that take advantage of the extra 2 cores to match it but it's always close.
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It's just one of those random shower thoughts, never actually done it but I've come close.
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I would probably pay $5 for an app like this, especially if it came with some kind of failure insurance.
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Just realized some people might not understand how this problem might ever occur, just in case you copy and paste something or send text about cheating to the wrong person
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I totally don't speak from experience
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Good to know if I decide to splurge with a threadripper PC I'll definitely check it, sorry my question was a little jumbled. Now that I've thought about my question I'll rephrase it. PC I'm planning ryzen 5 cheap overclocking motherboard good enough to overclock even if I upgrade. I know a lot about computers from the five plus years I've watched computer videos on YouTube but I still don't know how to pick an overclocking motherboard, the one piece of information that stuck is pick boards with more vrm. This problem could easily be solved with a new type of educational computer video series, just combined ufd deals and techlinked. Rapid fire explanations of good deals. For the low-level nerds who are confident enough to choose their own motherboard.