Upgrade

[Domide]

Budget (including currency): TBD.

Country: Romania

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Games

Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): 

Ok so 3 years ago I decided to build my first Pc I had kind of a tight budget but since then I have gotten another 8 GB of Ram and another SSD but now I am thinking to make an upgrade and I am thinking of going for the 3600x Amd Ryzen and then upgrade my Video Card next year. Any upgrade suggestions before the video card which is the most pricey i think ? I fell as the Pc is slowing down a bit.

Thank you!

 

[skimmilk5]

"Games" isn't very descriptive. It's about as descript as if we asked what your favorite meal was and you said "Food." Drop the actual games that you play. Different games have different requirements and preferences, and they'll have their own set of demands.

[Fasauceome]

Ryzen 3 3300X and some fast ram is what I'd do for a gaming PC. Save a little extra scratch to put towards a big GPU upgrade.

[SavageNeo]

ryzen 3 3300x/ ryzen 5 3500 will go just fine. even ryzen 5 3600 at stock settings without any oc.

[Domide]

10 hours ago, SavageNeo said:

ryzen 3 3300x/ ryzen 5 3500 will go just fine. even ryzen 5 3600 at stock settings without any oc.

So a ryzen 5 3600 not X and it will work on my current mobo?

[Domide]

10 hours ago, kimsejin5 said:

"Games" isn't very descriptive. It's about as descript as if we asked what your favorite meal was and you said "Food." Drop the actual games that you play. Different games have different requirements and preferences, and they'll have their own set of demands.

Umm yes sorry for that. I play mostly BlackDesert , Apex, Valorant, RDR2. Those I played recently.

[Domide]

10 hours ago, Fasauceome said:

Ryzen 3 3300X and some fast ram is what I'd do for a gaming PC. Save a little extra scratch to put towards a big GPU upgrade.

So faster then the 3000Mhz  I have now on?

[Fasauceome]

8 hours ago, Domide said:

So faster then the 3000Mhz  I have now on?

Oh I did misread the current spec of your memory, since you're already running 3000MHz you should keep it.

[You_found_dom]

15 hours ago, Domide said:

So a ryzen 5 3600 not X and it will work on my current mobo?

You will 99.9% need to update the bios, but after it will work, I’m not sure the exact revision you need, I’ll edit in in later

[Domide]

10 hours ago, YT_DomDaBomb20 said:

You will 99.9% need to update the bios, but after it will work, I’m not sure the exact revision you need, I’ll edit in in later

Thank you very much kind sir. And what would also help me with some improvement on the FPS on 4k gaming as I feel my Pc is  struggling that is the reason of the upgrade.

[You_found_dom]

2 minutes ago, Domide said:

Thank you very much kind sir. And what would also help me with some improvement on the FPS on 4k gaming as I feel my Pc is  struggling that is the reason of the upgrade.

I’m still looking for the bios cause I’m slow, but you need a better gpu for 4k

[You_found_dom]

Install the newest one, it should work, if not, then your motherboard probably doesn’t support it, but always look at the website for potential updates

[Domide]

10 hours ago, YT_DomDaBomb20 said:

I’m still looking for the bios cause I’m slow, but you need a better gpu for 4k

I do plan on getting the RTX 2070 or the Super Version. Or wait for the 3000 series.

[You_found_dom]

Just now, Domide said:

I do plan on getting the RTX 2070 or the Super Version. Or wait for the 3000 series.

Wait, or you could get a rdna2 gpu from amd in November (I think that’s when they are coming) for now drop the Rez to 1440 or 1080p

[Domide]

10 hours ago, YT_DomDaBomb20 said:

Wait, or you could get a rdna2 gpu from amd in November (I think that’s when they are coming) for now drop the Rez to 1440 or 1080p

But I should still upgrade the CPU right?

[You_found_dom]

5 minutes ago, Domide said:

But I should still upgrade the CPU right?

Yes when you add a new gpu, you will end up bottlenecking the old cpu