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Is a Ryzen 5 3600 enough for coding?

So, I am building a new rig for gaming and some other stuff like programming and some - not that much tho - rendering. Is the ryzen 5 3600 enough for that?

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Yes, it's more than enough.

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The Celeron in my laptop is enough for code, compiling huge programs is a different story. If you're just typing in Java, any CPU will do it.

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5 minutes ago, kelvinhall05 said:

Yes, it's more than enough.

depends on what your doing.

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3 minutes ago, ughiwanthackintosh said:

depends on what your doing.

For coding and and occasional rendering, it's plenty.

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1 minute ago, ughiwanthackintosh said:

depends on what your doing.

Well, mostly web dev right now, but I am thinking of doing some stuff like game developing..

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Just now, Vntto said:

Well, mostly web dev right now, but I am thinking of doing some stuff like game developing..

for web developing should be way more than enought

Just now, Vntto said:

game developing..

unity? or

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1 minute ago, kelvinhall05 said:

For coding and and occasional rendering, it's plenty.

That's what I'm going to do with it mainly. I could change to a 3700x, but I would have to downgrade to a worse graphics card than. 

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Just now, ughiwanthackintosh said:

for web developing should be way more than enought

unity? or

Yes. And maybe some blender renders. But just occasionally.

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3600 is more than enough even for hardcore shits

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7 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

The Celeron in my laptop is enough for code, compiling huge programs is a different story. If you're just typing in Java, any CPU will do it.

Okay, thanks :D

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1 minute ago, Vntto said:

Yes. And maybe some blender renders. But just occasionally.

i very much think its gona be great for that, dependent on the cooling you may get varying performance, but its way more than enought.

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Just now, ughiwanthackintosh said:

i very much think its gona be great for that, dependent on the cooling you may get vary performance

I'm gonna use the stock cooler at first and if the temperatures are too high, I'm gonna use some liquid cooler.

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2 minutes ago, Wolfycapt said:

3600 is more than enough even for hardcore shits

Even for game dev? 

 

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Just now, Vntto said:

I'm gonna use the stock cooler at first and if the temperatures are too high, I'm gonna use some liquid cooler.

i doubt that the temps are gona get to high if you use the stock one

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Just now, ughiwanthackintosh said:

i doubt that the temps are gona get to high if you use the stock one

I think so too, yeah. That's why I looked for a cheaper liquid one.

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2 minutes ago, ughiwanthackintosh said:

yes

OK, thank you

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This not my field but I know my nephew did some programming and he used Amazon web services for compiling the large programs for his university degree. I don't think it costs much at all. He is a student and pretty tight with cash anyway.

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