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Hello all,

I am currently looking to upgrade my cpu from a ryzen 5 2400g, to either a ryzen 5 5600x or a ryzen 7 3700x. Both are in my price range so that is not a problem and also both compatible with my motherboard. I am looking to pairing it with a 1660ti and 16gb of ram. My main usage for this cpu is to play video games (mainly competitive shooters fortnite and valorant). I also want to stream them too and currently when I try to stream it just lags my game too much because the 2400g is not the best. I want to keep this upgrade of a 3700x or 5600x for at least 2-3 years. What is everyone’s suggestions for getting the best frames to play at the competitive level, stream, and not have to worry about upgrading for some time.

Thank you.

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5600X for sure, higher single core performance and better IPC over the 3700X even though it's got two less cores than the 3700X

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Zen 3 is what AM4 was meant to be 🤘

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5600x, use your gpu to stream

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