INTEL VS AMD!!

[alexrama]

So i want to upgrade my PC but i'am now confuse to buy a new processor and motherboard

What should i pick

 

Ryzen 5 1400 with Motherboard a320 S2H V2 from Gigabyte

or

Intel Core i3 9100f with Motherboard MSI H310M VDH

 

GPU : GTX 1050

RAM : Team Elite 2*4GB 

 

what is the better option for gaming and minor editing like photoshop and premiere pro

Plis need your advice and sorry for my bad english XD

[DobertRownySr]

I can't seem to find any direct videos comparing the 9100F and the R5 1400. But this should give you a rough idea. The 9100F performs slighly better than the 8100 as far as I can tell.

[dgsddfgdfhgs]

16 minutes ago, alexrama said:

Ryzen 5 1400 with Motherboard a320 S2H V2 from Gigabyte

you should grab a b350/450 board which gives much more (oc) flexibility & better stock cooler

[Vishera]

Go for AMD because of the upgrade path,buy a good motherboard and in the future you will be able to upgrade to a much better CPU.

With the B450 TOMAHAWK MAX you will be able to upgrade to even the 16 core 3950X in the future.

[dizmo]

Intel will be a lot nicer when it comes to RAM compatibility.

[alexrama]

13 minutes ago, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

you should grab a b350/450 board which gives much more (oc) flexibility & better stock cooler

yup i just expand my budget and if i can buy asrock AB350 is it still worth it to go for ryzen 5??

[Vishera]

2 minutes ago, dizmo said:

Intel will be a lot nicer when it comes to RAM compatibility.

That's just with first gen Ryzen and first gen chipsets if i am not mistaken.

[dizmo]

5 minutes ago, Vishera said:

That's just with first gen Ryzen and first gen chipsets if i am not mistaken.

What do you think the Ryzen 5 1400 is?

[Vishera]

Just now, dizmo said:

What do you think the Ryzen 5 1400 is?

I know that,but in 4-5 years OP will have better compatibility after a future upgrade (assuming OP is going with a B450 board).

[dizmo]

2 minutes ago, Vishera said:

I know that,but in 4-5 years OP will have better compatibility after a future upgrade (assuming OP is going with a B450 board).

Nope. In 5 years, he's better off buying an entirely new platform. AM4 is on it's last year.

[Mister Woof]

50 minutes ago, dizmo said:

Nope. In 5 years, he's better off buying an entirely new platform. AM4 is on it's last year.

Upgrade path is always over emphasized.

 

Yes, let me buy a cheap cpu today that's already behind the curve with intent to upgrade later......makes so much financial sense.

 

Just get a 3600/3700x today and worry about what's good in 5 years......in 5 years.

 

We'll probably be on DDR5 by then anyway, which will necessitate a new platform.

[dizmo]

8 minutes ago, Plutosaurus said:

Upgrade path is always over emphasized.

 

Yes, let me buy a cheap cpu today that's already behind the curve with intent to upgrade later......makes so much financial sense.

 

Just get a 3600/3700x today and worry about what's good in 5 years......in 5 years.

 

We'll probably be on DDR5 by then anyway, which will necessitate a new platform.

Definitely. Like even if you're comparing it to the 3950x, in 5 years an entry level chip will likely be just as powerful...so why not just get that, and a new motherboard, etc?
Then not only do you get new stuff with warranty, you can sell more of your old hardware to cover the cost.

Haha, in 5 years we'll probably be a year off of DDR6. DDR5 is supposed to enter market next year.

[Mister Woof]

21 minutes ago, dizmo said:

Definitely. Like even if you're comparing it to the 3950x, in 5 years an entry level chip will likely be just as powerful...so why not just get that, and a new motherboard, etc?
Then not only do you get new stuff with warranty, you can sell more of your old hardware to cover the cost.

Haha, in 5 years we'll probably be a year off of DDR6. DDR5 is supposed to enter market next year.

It's even funnier when people note upgrade path as a feature for guys upgrading from core 2 quad or phenom systems......bro they are upgrading on a 10 year schedule no amount of upgrade path is going to be worth it just buy what's relevant at that time.

[Haro]

On 12/23/2019 at 6:02 AM, alexrama said:

So i want to upgrade my PC but i'am now confuse to buy a new processor and motherboard

What should i pick

 

Ryzen 5 1400 with Motherboard a320 S2H V2 from Gigabyte

or

Intel Core i3 9100f with Motherboard MSI H310M VDH

 

GPU : GTX 1050

RAM : Team Elite 2*4GB 

 

what is the better option for gaming and minor editing like photoshop and premiere pro

Plis need your advice and sorry for my bad english XD

for gaming i recommend going with the 9100f now hear me out its cuz your not gonna do multi threaded work with it and since your going with a lower end chipset that hasnt been made for multi threaded applications etc i recommend going with a more single threaded cpu also zen 1 is really old at this point and showed signs of age and since you wont take advantage of that apu on the 1400g you might as well get the 9100f for a stronger single threaded cpu 

[chillpod]

On 12/22/2019 at 11:02 PM, alexrama said:

So i want to upgrade my PC but i'am now confuse to buy a new processor and motherboard

What should i pick

 

Ryzen 5 1400 with Motherboard a320 S2H V2 from Gigabyte

or

Intel Core i3 9100f with Motherboard MSI H310M VDH

 

GPU : GTX 1050

RAM : Team Elite 2*4GB 

 

what is the better option for gaming and minor editing like photoshop and premiere pro

Plis need your advice and sorry for my bad english XD

Ryzen is better

[Vejnemojnen]

9100f with a b365 board if possible. Make sure that the BIOS is up to date 

[Mister Woof]

On 12/22/2019 at 8:07 PM, DobertRownySr said:

I can't seem to find any direct videos comparing the 9100F and the R5 1400. But this should give you a rough idea. The 9100F performs slighly better than the 8100 as far as I can tell.

Just putting this out there, but a lot of these comparison videos are completely fake

 

Saw one where it compared to systems and they got exactly the same results I every test.....which won't even happen if they were exactly the same part.

[Standeraas]

Hey hey, how does AMD generally compare to Intel in terms of their thermal output? I was thinking about making a fanless build based on the Streacom's DB4. Do you think there's much difference between CPUs of similar capabilities of AMD and Intel? Which one would produce less heat thus be easier to cool passively? I'm not considering overclocking, just stock speeds and voltage.

[Windows95]

On 12/23/2019 at 5:19 AM, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

you should grab a b350/450 board which gives much more (oc) flexibility & better stock cooler

nice nick

[Bert the Derp]

I was watching DragonBall Z a few days before and then I realized, they have imagined the perfect way how AMD "risen" above Intel in terms of Performace/$.

If I was you, I would definitely go for AMD, but not the 1st gen. A good used 2nd gen CPU is even a better deal, but if you can squeeze it out somehow, then a Ryzen 5 3600 or Ryzen 3 3400G. 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0edNLlCS-XY