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CPU Performance difference 3600x vs 3700x

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Hello!

 

I'm still working on putting a new system together and i have a small question.

I'm looking at the 3600x or 3700x.

I will be 99% use the PC for gaming, maybe once a months some streaming for friends to show a game or something.

Would there for me be any real world differences in performance?

I'll also not that i'll be getting a (99% sure) RTX 2070 Super. ( If that is relevant )

Any advice is greatly appreciated!

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3600 will be perfectly fine for this, there's not a huge performance gain to warrant the 3700x.

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in gaming pretty much none. but in multitasking and future a lot

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Pure gaming i would just go 3600. Tho if you have the extra money then just buy the 3700x

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