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will Ryzen 5 2600 run good with my ASUS STRIX 1070 ti

ChanceWithpants
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just bought a new 1070ti strix but my cpu is an old i5-4440 so if i buy a new ryzen 5 2600 will the ryzen run good with my 1070 ti ? and if i buy the ryzen will i have to upgrade anything else in my computer or can i just buy the cpu and chill :)

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You'll have to buy a new mobo and ram. Maybe a cooler. The 2600 with the 1070 ti is a great combo, and you can go to zen 2 later with it

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Just now, LukeSavenije said:

You'll have to buy a new mobo and ram. Maybe a cooler. The 2600 with the 1070 ti is a great combo, and you can go to zen 2 later with it

because im not planning to use to much money on a computer right now but is there any cpu out there i could buy that fits my 1070ti and i dont need to upgrade anything

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1 minute ago, LukeSavenije said:

Well, I dont know what mobo you're running, but a 4770k or 4790k are pretty good

my mobo is very old :)

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Just now, ChanceWithpants said:

my mobo is very old :)

Which one? It doesnt matter as they are both in the same series, but I don't want your mobo to catch fire because I chose a heavy chip for it

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Just now, LukeSavenije said:

Which one? It doesnt matter as they are both in the same series, but I don't want your mobo to catch fire because I chose a heavy chip for it

hahah well i cant check what mobo i got right now because my pc is off :/

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Just now, ChanceWithpants said:

hahah well i cant check what mobo i got right now because my pc is off :/

Well, let me know when you have it.

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5 minutes ago, LukeSavenije said:

Well, let me know when you have it.

i can do that tomorrow because right now im in bed chilling :) 

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Just now, ChanceWithpants said:

i can do that tomorrow because right now im in bed chilling :) 

Yeah, I'm sleeping soon, so just tell me, then I'll react to it when I'm bored

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21 minutes ago, Snipergod87 said:

check for used 4770/4790's on ebay etc, just make sure your board supports them (it should)

The 4790 is selling for a surprisingly high amount these days, so the 4770 kinda reks it in terms of value (unless it just dropped lately)

I WILL find your ITX build thread, and I WILL recommend the SIlverstone Sugo SG13B

 

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