KingZarathos

So , I have a Ryzen 3 2200G, a Gigabyte b450M DS3H , Sapphire Radeon RX 570 4gb and 8 gb ram dual channel 3000 mHz and I want to upgrade my cpu. I was thinking of a Ryzen 5 2600 ( The 3600 is like 70 $ more expensive than the 2600 in my country) or the Ryzen 7 2700( which is on sale right now in my country and has the price of a 1700, a little more expensive than the 2600). I will play Games like Gta: V , Minecraft, Cs:Go and Borderlands 3. Please help me decide between 2600 and 2700. Normally, I would choose the 2700, but my mobo is an entry level one, let me know in the comments if it doesn't matter, please.

If you're willing to spend 400 dollars, I absolutely recommend you radeon rx 5700 xt. It's a lot better than the Rtx 2060 Super at the same price and even better than the 2070 in some games.

Just do this

No, you really shouldn't. Windows defender is pretty damn good today

A cheap but trustworthy PSU is the Seasonic M12II-620 Evo, it's fully modular, so , you will be able to do some cable management and it only costs 50-60 dollars, it's the best psu at this pricepoint

Yeah, I think I will update the bios a litte bit later today. I think that most of that stutter comes from bottleneck... I will buy a Cooler Master Hyper 212 RGB black edition in 2 weeks, then I will overclock the cpu, I don't have a lot of time this weeks, I got exams and stuff. By the way, yesterday I fixed almost all the stutter, I opened the Radeon Software , searched online what I didn't already know and pretty much fixed it. I turned on Radeon Anti-Lag, madr the settings amd optimized with frames capped at 72, it didn't stutter at all yesterday after I changed those settings. This thread may now be closed.

I have a Samsung CF396, which I haven't overclocked yet. The rated refresh rate is 60hz , but when you put it in game mode, it changes to 72. Didn't you see how lag did I have in the settings menu? O yeah, and in case you haven't noticed, my fps are fluctuating a lot and sometines my fps drop from 110 to 50, then a stuttering appears for a few seconds, the fps get up, then down, etc. I think that my cpu has some kind of problem, I did a few days ago a UserBenchmark test and my cpu was like at 65% which was below average.

You can see that in the youtube link that I left for you guys to see

Yes, I did, I also disabled my iGpu from the bios. Forgot to mention, when I turn v-sync on , I have even worse stuttering

The Amd Ryzen x-series isn't really worth it. You can buy a 2700, overclock it a bit and bam, you got a 2700x.

I bought a few days ago a Sapphire Radeon Rx 570 4gb Pulse for my Ryzen 3 2200G and I have some real stuttering problems in Gta V at almost the lowest settings and 1080p , before I upgraded the gpu, I used the vega 8, which also had some stuttering problems, but it didn't bother me as much. The strange thing is that only Gta V is stuttering, i can run Cs:Go at max settings at 1080p at 170-210 fps without stuttering. I have the Gigabyte B450M DSH3 with the bios version F41, Corsair Vengeance 8gb 3000 mHz dual Channel, I use the amd stock cooler for the cpu and I have 6 Floston ICE15 Red fans. This combination of components should have made an alright 1080p at low/medium settings machine. I saw some youtube videos with the same specs as mine and they somehow ran Gta V much better than I am. I have not overclocked the Cpu, nor the gpu. At the cpu I only changed the voltage, from 1,4 to 1,35 and at the Gpu I changed the fan speed to 50. My cpu stays at around 27 celsius degrees at idle, 50-60 in gaming and my gpu stays at 21 degrees idle and 40-50 in gaming. Even when I go through the settings I have some stuttering, which you will be able to see in the video below.