I7 2600(non K) to Ryzen?
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Solved by Simon771,
1 minute ago, SSJGodemis said:Its just getting older and it makes me get worried is all. The i7 and mobo are from 2011. They have no issues. I just dont know if they will in the future. But I guess I could just spend the money then if something happens.
It should be fine if you ask me. Like you said ... upgrade when something breaks or stops working.
Or at least wait few more months to see how low prices will drop
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