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An AMD CPU will still serve you well in single-core performance. The newest Ryzen chips are 7nm and more advanced than Intel's.

And you will get more cores for the same price.

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12 minutes ago, TheDragonHawk said:

An AMD CPU will still serve you well in single-core performance. The newest Ryzen chips are 7nm and more advanced than Intel's.

And you will get more cores for the same price.

So i shoud get an am4 socket mobo and what gen ryzen?

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