Dansk_84

Thanks for the response guys, I agree with you that the GPU would be the most meaningful upgrade, and to be honest i dont think ill changing my CPU for while yet. As for my monitor runs at 1440p and 60hz. I find my current setup can handle it, albeit with some tweaking and occasional drops in FPS, however i feel that an update to the 2070 would improve the consistency of its performance.

My current system spec is the following Cpu - Ryzen 1700x Motherboard - Asus X370i RAM - Corsair DDR4 3600mhz 16GB GPU - EVGA Nvidia 1070 I'm looking to over the course of the next few moths to upgrade both my CPU and GPU to a to the current Gen Ryzen 3700x and a Nvidia 2070. Which leads me on to my questions, which on of the two upgrades on their own will provide the most performance increase? considering that I mainly use my system for gaming and occasional uses of AutoCAD Civil 3d.

Yeah i know they do, but its a very limited range and as far as I can tell non are for the AM3+ chip.

Ive only just found this - http://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-ryzen-chipset-motherboard-system,33339.html Ill have to educate myself and get back to you Lots of Unexplained Lag, it sure is exciting times.

I agree. I really hope they do.

Hi guys, Just wondering if anybody had any thoughts on the possibility of future AMD Zen supporting motherboards being produced in a Mini ITX form factor? I would really like to build a mini PC, but i would rather wait and see what happens with AMD rather than buy Intel straight away.