Thoughts on i3 10105?

[Burgerchops1]

Looking to get first gaming pc. i3 with 1650 super 

[WkdPaul]

1 hour ago, Romi said:

You're going to need a better cpu...

Can't you get at least an Intel 10400F?

or a Ryzen 5 5600X?

WHY ????

 

The OP talks about a first build, with an i3 and a 1650, so it's OBVIOUSLY a budget build, and you're suggesting a 5600x ? Without asking the OP's budget or needs ?

 

 

@Burgerchops1, the 10105 can be fine depending on your need, budget and location, just asking about a CPU without any context isn't going to get you the advices you need.

[Satan_Prometheus]

4 hours ago, Romi said:

You're going to need a better cpu...

Can't you get at least an Intel 10400F?

or a Ryzen 5 5600X?

 

Nah, the 10105 is still plenty for an entry-level gaming build, especially if OP pairs it with a B560 board and fast RAM, and it won't hold back the 1650 Super:

 

(The 10105 is just a 10100 with a slight clock boost).

 

[Gohardgrandpa]

On 10/28/2021 at 3:21 PM, Burgerchops1 said:

Looking to get first gaming pc. i3 with 1650 super 

Are you buying a prebuilt or do you have parts already? 

[Mister Woof]

Depends on how much it costs and how long until you upgrade your GPU. I had an i3-10100 for a while, and it paired up to a Vega 64 without any meaningful CPU bottlenecking.

 

Given the cost of mid-range CPUs has gone up considerably (the days of $169 Ryzen 5 3600's and $149 i5-10400F are gone) and you can nab an i3-10105F for $104......it's compelling.

 

Additionally you can drop it on the cheapest B560 motherboard and it will allow memory overclocking.

 

I believe it should be able to handle up to around an RTX 3060ti without losing too much performance, depending on games. So you would have a significant upgrade range between a 1650 Super and a 3060ti/3070.

[Burgerchops1]

6 hours ago, WkdPaul said:

WHY ????

 

The OP talks about a first build, with an i3 and a 1650, so it's OBVIOUSLY a budget build, and you're suggesting a 5600x ? Without asking the OP's budget or needs ?

 

 

@Burgerchops1, the 10105 can be fine depending on your need, budget and location, just asking about a CPU without any context isn't going to get you the advices you need.

Ok man. Yeah sorry for no context. Ok thanks man.

 

4 minutes ago, Mister Woof said:

Depends on how much it costs and how long until you upgrade your GPU. I had an i3-10100 for a while, and it paired up to a Vega 64 without any meaningful CPU bottlenecking.

 

Given the cost of mid-range CPUs has gone up considerably (the days of $169 Ryzen 5 3600's and $149 i5-10400F are gone) and you can nab an i3-10105F for $104......it's compelling.

 

Additionally you can drop it on the cheapest B560 motherboard and it will allow memory overclocking.

 

I believe it should be able to handle up to around an RTX 3060ti without losing too much performance, depending on games. So you would have a significant upgrade range between a 1650 Super and a 3060ti/3070.

Ah ok thank you. Yeah I’m thinking about the B560 and memory overclocking will be nice. Thanks 

[Mister Woof]

5 minutes ago, Burgerchops1 said:

Ok man. Yeah sorry for no context. Ok thanks man.

 

Ah ok thank you. Yeah I’m thinking about the B560 and memory overclocking will be nice. Thanks 

Just be aware 10th gen chips are only PCIE3. Not really a big deal, but it disables the primary M.2 slot. So if that's something will affect you, get a board with enough motherboard-powered PCIE3 M.2 slots. Or just use SATA.

[Burgerchops1]

32 minutes ago, Mister Woof said:

Just be aware 10th gen chips are only PCIE3. Not really a big deal, but it disables the primary M.2 slot. So if that's something will affect you, get a board with enough motherboard-powered PCIE3 M.2 slots. Or just use SATA.

Ah ok thanks for the heads up.