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should i take current ryzen cpu or intel   or should i wait  for ryzen 5000 cpu 

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I'd wait for the newest generation as possible. If you plan to get RX 6000 series GPU either, it would be nicely beneficial either.

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4 minutes ago, tsukasa said:

should i take current ryzen cpu or intel   or should i wait  for ryzen 5000 cpu 

Um.... your current PC is a beast with SLI graphics cards and already way overkill for your listed 1080p monitor. What monitor are you upgrading to and what games/resolution/settings are you hoping to run? 

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9 minutes ago, tsukasa said:

should i take current ryzen cpu or intel   or should i wait  for ryzen 5000 cpu 

wait for ryzen 5000 and then upgrade to 1440p or 4k monitor.

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