ItsZelix

Other than the money budget , the x version is still fine right even if i buy it and install it in this system ? Because i already ordered it.

So basically i'm upgrading my whole system from a old cpu i5 4590 to a new AMD ryzen 5 3600x cpu. I know i need certain new parts for the upgrade such as RAM , Motherboard and Procesor. I'm gonna list all the computer parts , also the ones i had and will be replaced . I just wanna know if thats all i need to replace for a new AMD system or if theres certain parts that don't work with each other or basically the whole system. Computer parts: - Have i5 4590 Intel > Upgrading to a AMD Ryzen 5 3600x 3rd gen. -Have ASUS B85M-G Motherboard > Upgrading to a MSI B450 GAMING PLUS MAX -Have Hyperx Fury 16 GB 1600Mhz DDR3 > Upgrading to HyperX Fury 16 GB 3200Mhz DDR4 RGB -Have GeForce GTX 1060 G1 Gaming 3GB Graphics card -Have B700H Gigabyte 700W Power Supply Modular (80 plus Bronze) -Have Kingston SSD 240 GB sata 3.0 -Have 1TB HDD Wd Blue Hard drive -Have Gaming 984B Dragonslayer ATX Computer case -Have a windows 10 Home (free) installed on the SSD -Also have a water/liquid cooler Antec H600 Pro for my processor but which might not be compatible with the new ryzen 5 3600x so i might just use the stock AMD cooler for the mean time when i get the parts. -Also have a CD/DVD reader installed into the case. Thats about the system , i just wanna know if its gonna boot up after i replace those 3 parts and if everything is gonna be alright or if i need a new windows fresh install .

Oh yea i dont really do video encoding and that stuff but i would like to try to stream. So i will probably stay with gtx 1060 and then upgrade to a rtx 2060 super. And also imma upgrade to intel i5 9600k soon with 16 gb dd4 ram. Sounds like a fair system i think.

Can you just explain me about this multi threaded task because in my case i mostly game and i dont do heavy designing stuff or editing or those kind of programs. But sometimes i have some programs open up at once and i would like to get into streaming games.

I'm not sure if this Bottleneck calculator site is fake or its showing true stats , but its showing that having a gtx 1060 3gb with a 3900x would cause huge bottleneck . and then even if i upgraded my graphics to rtx 2060 super , it still shows big bottleneck. i'm not really sure what to do now.

No i would have to upgrade my motherboard as well because i'm still on ddr3 and a a cheap i5. I thought of getting B360 Gaming Plus Msi motherboard With the intel i5-9600k and of course with new 16 gb 2666 mhz DDR4 RAM Would that be a good thing to do?

I think i'll switch to a I5 9600K instead, and stay with gtx 1060 for now and then upgrade my graphics card to like RTX 2060 Super. Think thats the best performance i'll get from that build.

I want to upgrade my cpu basically to AMD Ryzen 7 3700x My current graphics card is a Gtx 1060 3Gb and i have 16 gb of RAM Would it bottleneck a lot? Then another question if i upgraded my graphics card to RTX 2060 Super 8 gb , would that bottleneck still?