should i upgrade my cpu and motherboard now or wait ?

[sohail14]

should i wait for new amd processor and motherboard or buy now ? i also heard that intel 10th gen need new socket , also ddr5 ram coming this year ? whats u r opinion wait for new socket mobo and processor or buying now ?

[Jurrunio]

DDR5 wont come this year to the consumer market for sure. Imo AMD will support DDR5 with their next socket, Intel maybe the one after 10th gen.

 

wait unless what you have now is awful

[sohail14]

9 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

DDR5 wont come this year to the consumer market for sure. Imo AMD will support DDR5 with their next socket, Intel maybe the one after 10th gen.

 

wait unless what you have now is awful

should i buy 3700x and x570 mobo or wait ? cuz currently my old mobo repaired and i have i5 6402p 

[Jurrunio]

5 minutes ago, sohail14 said:

should i buy 3700x and x570 mobo or wait ? cuz currently my old mobo repaired and i have i5 6402p 

if you have a graphics card 3600 with b450 board makes more sense

[greenmax]

1 hour ago, sohail14 said:

should i wait for new amd processor and motherboard or buy now ? i also heard that intel 10th gen need new socket , also ddr5 ram coming this year ? whats u r opinion wait for new socket mobo and processor or buying now ?

Depends how badly you need the better pc.

 

Otherwise you will always be waiting for the next........

[sohail14]

3 minutes ago, greenmax said:

Depends how badly you need the better pc.

 

Otherwise you will always be waiting for the next........

i have i5 6402p and gtx 1070 , also im worrying about that if i buy x570 will this future proof ?

[greenmax]

Just now, sohail14 said:

future proof

such a loaded term

 

 

nothing is future proof, you will always be upgrading.

 

your i5 6402 system is fine, save your peso's

[sohail14]

Just now, greenmax said:

such a loaded term

 

 

nothing is future proof, you will always be upgrading.

 

your i5 6402 system is fine, save your peso's

i know but my mobo died and 6th gen mobos are stopped thats why 

[greenmax]

5 minutes ago, sohail14 said:

i know but my mobo died and 6th gen mobos are stopped thats why 

So your mobo died, then its time to go Ryzen 3600 cpu perhaps with a Tomahawk MAX mobo and Viper ram 3200+ about 8GB to save money or 16GB for final build spec.

[sohail14]

7 minutes ago, greenmax said:

So your mobo died, then its time to go Ryzen 3600 cpu perhaps with a Tomahawk MAX mobo and Viper ram 3200+ about 8GB to save money or 16GB for final build spec.

i already havetranscend 16gb ddr4 ram but should i wait for 4000 series cuz its have new socket and you know like i can upgrade only cpu whenever i want 

[greenmax]

Published March 08, 2014 at 9:22 am

https://www.gamersnexus.net/guides/1349-ram-how-dual-channel-works-vs-single-channel?showall=1

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When we visited MSI in California during our 2013 visit (when we also showed how RAM is made), they showed us several high-end laptops that all featured a single stick of memory. I questioned this choice since, surely, it made more sense to use 2x4GB rather than 1x8GB from a performance standpoint. The MSI reps noted that "in [their] testing, there was almost no difference between dual-channel performance and normal performance." I tested this upon return home (results published in that MSI link) and found that, from a very quick test, they looked to be right.

 

 

 

 

 

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