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RangeloFF

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  1. Those coolers are not going to fit in my case. I have around 155mm of clearance. Thats why I feel the Waraith Priam is a really good fit for me.
  2. Yeah It looks like the CPU upgrade is going to come down to which one ia going to be discounted the most on black friday / cyber monday. The gaming performance is reaaly close and the whole Priam cooler helps abit with whole value of the 2700x.
  3. Yeah I agree the 3600 is going to be the safer pick and I initially wanted to upgrade to it buut I saw the 2700x is literally the same price and +2 cores and I dont need to buy an after market cooler unlike with the 3600 (It literally has the same cooler as my 1200)
  4. Yes, I thought about the 3600 but the cooler that comes with the 2700x is the wraith prism so it will cool the VRM aswell and I will be sticking with the prism for a long time, atleast until I change the motherboard to start overclocking in the distant future. Also the +2 cores is a bonus in the long run. And yes the a320 I have has RAM overclocking. I currently have my 2 8gb sticks on 3200mhz cl16 (standard XMP profile) It also has PBO for zen+ and zen2 procossors after a BIOS update.
  5. Hello everyone, I haven't posted here in a looong while so here it goes. I have a Ryzen 1200 paired with an Asrock a320m pro4 motherboard + a 500w PSU which is 80+ bronze rated. The GPU in the system is the AMD RX 580. My dilemma is the CPU upgrade path... I am currently looking at the 2700x, I like the cooler I like the CPU and it looks like the perfect option but my concern is the motherboard and PSU. Asrock says its fine PSU calculators say its fine... But is it though? Anyone with actual experience on the matter Thanks and best regards.
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