upgrading cpu

[FPS_Lego]

Ok so im upgrading my ryzen 3 3200g to a ryzen 5 5600 in a couple days. I have updated my gigabyte b450m ds3h wifi motherboard to the latest 1 month back, do I need to reinstall windows after upgrading the cpu? i have a 450w psu paired with my gtx 1650 so will this be enough for the time being?  Im also planning to upgrade to the MSI B550 pro vdh wifi later on during christmas or maybe later and do I need to use some software to uninstall something cpu related? thanks a bunch!

[filpo]

1 minute ago, FPS_Lego said:

i have a 450w psu paired with my gtx 1650 so will this be enough for the time being?

it'll be enough in general. you won't need to upgrade

2 minutes ago, FPS_Lego said:

do I need to use some software to uninstall something cpu related?

nope

[FPS_Lego]

1 minute ago, filpo said:

it'll be enough in general. you won't need to upgrade

nope

Thanks so its just replacing the cpu and thats it right?

[filpo]

Just now, FPS_Lego said:

Thanks so its just replacing the cpu and thats it right?

If you've updated the bios then ye

[PDifolco]

30 minutes ago, FPS_Lego said:

Ok so im upgrading my ryzen 3 3200g to a ryzen 5 5600 in a couple days. I have updated my gigabyte b450m ds3h wifi motherboard to the latest 1 month back, do I need to reinstall windows after upgrading the cpu? i have a 450w psu paired with my gtx 1650 so will this be enough for the time being?  Im also planning to upgrade to the MSI B550 pro vdh wifi later on during christmas or maybe later and do I need to use some software to uninstall something cpu related? thanks a bunch!

Nothing more to do to install your new chip, you may use the opportunity to maybe update your AMD chipset drivers

About the board update why do you want to do that ? I mean a 5600 will work fine on your old board, even a 5800X3D will,  and a better board won't give you much except some more USB or connectivity...Only reason would be to upgrade to say a 5950X but I don't think you plan to do that,  so you'd better save for a better upgrade  to AM5  for example

 

 

 

[Latvian Video]

9 minutes ago, PDifolco said:

Nothing more to do to install your new chip, you may use the opportunity to maybe update your AMD chipset drivers

About the board update why do you want to do that ? I mean a 5600 will work fine on your old board, even a 5800X3D will,  and a better board won't give you much except some more USB or connectivity...Only reason would be to upgrade to say a 5950X but I don't think you plan to do that,  so you'd better save for a better upgrade  to AM5  for example

 

 

 

The better thing to save the money for could be the psu and gpu probably (if the use of the pc is gaming)

[FPS_Lego]

14 hours ago, PDifolco said:

Nothing more to do to install your new chip, you may use the opportunity to maybe update your AMD chipset drivers

About the board update why do you want to do that ? I mean a 5600 will work fine on your old board, even a 5800X3D will,  and a better board won't give you much except some more USB or connectivity...Only reason would be to upgrade to say a 5950X but I don't think you plan to do that,  so you'd better save for a better upgrade  to AM5  for example

 

 

 

Nah my board is kinda old it only supports PCIE 3.0 and no offense to gigabyte owners including me, I prefer MSI, their prices, vrm, heatsink and features are good

[FPS_Lego]

14 hours ago, Latvian Video said:

The better thing to save the money for could be the psu and gpu probably (if the use of the pc is gaming)

Will keep that in mind!