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What am4 cpu should i get for my gtx 1660ti

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As the title says what am4 processor should i get to pair with a gtx 1660ti?

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Honestly I'd just grab a 1600 myself second hand if you have a decent used market where you're at

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5 minutes ago, Tomizz55x said:

As the title says what am4 processor should i get to pair with a gtx 1660ti?

either a 2600 or a 3600.

entirely depends on your budget, mobo, usecase etc pp

 

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3 minutes ago, LauriHimself said:

either a 2600 or a 3600.

entirely depends on your budget, mobo, usecase etc pp

 

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My buget is around 100-150€ and i have a Asus TUF B450-PRO and i will use it for gaming

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1 minute ago, Tomizz55x said:

My buget is around 100-150€

i'd say a 2600 then. if you could squeeze an extra 50€ out you might get a 3600.

or you can considder the used market and go for something like a 2700x

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4 minutes ago, LauriHimself said:

i'd say a 2600 then. if you could squeeze an extra 50€ out you might get a 3600.

or you can considder the used market and go for something like a 2700x

I think ill go for a 2600 since i dont have much money to spend rn

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5 minutes ago, Tomizz55x said:

I think ill go for a 2600 since i dont have much money to spend rn

a new 2700x is about 180€, so maybe you can find a used one for a decent price

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