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Hey i just want to know some suggestion on what is good to upgrade in a couple of years time ( curious ) 

Intel Pentium G4560 3.5ghz

 MSI - Z270M MORTAR Micro ATX

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Todhiba 2.5" SSD

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CPU would be a priority.

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1 minute ago, nerdslayer1 said:

what's your budget? a ryzen 1400 system would be better

sorry i dont really know much about ryzen cpus but that model only have 3.2ghz but the pentium have 3.5ghz , doesn't that make the pentium fastter?

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I find this thread pointless anything recomended in a couple years could and probably will be replaced by something else.

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Just now, DeluxeClaus said:

sorry i dont really know much about ryzen cpus but that model only have 3.2ghz but the pentium have 3.5ghz , doesn't that make the pentium fastter?

nope, that's not how it works. ryzen 1400 is much better than the Pentium. 

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1 minute ago, nerdslayer1 said:

nope, that's not how it works. ryzen 1400 is much better than the Pentium. 

oh how do you check?

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1 minute ago, DeluxeClaus said:

sorry i dont really know much about ryzen cpus but that model only have 3.2ghz but the pentium have 3.5ghz , doesn't that make the pentium fastter?

Clock speed isn't directly comparable between different architectures, for example, 5GHz Bulldozer=3.5GHz Haswell/Ryzen

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1 minute ago, nerdslayer1 said:

nope, that's not how it works. ryzen 1400 is much better than the Pentium. 

But I don't think he's looking to change his cpu and Mobo now, although I would agree

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Just now, DeluxeClaus said:

oh how do you check?

There's no easy way to check, the best way is to look at reviews and benchmarks. Or you can come to the forum and just ask us.

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a upgrade path would be 

- cpu- 7700 

- gpu- best you can afford at the time 

- more ram

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a couple of years time? There's no point offering solutions at this point.

 

First would be the CPU to a minimum quad core, what ever is best performance : $ in 2 years

 

 

 

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Just now, stealth80 said:

a couple of years time? There's no point offering solutions at this point.

 

First would be the CPU to a minimum quad core, what ever is best performance : $ in 2 years

 

 

yep i'm asking for suggestion which part to upgrade first 

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4 minutes ago, PCGuy_5960 said:

Clock speed isn't directly comparable between different architectures, for example, 5GHz Bulldozer=3.5GHz Haswell/Ryzen

does that depends on the cores,threads also?

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Just now, DeluxeClaus said:

does that depends on the cores,threads also?

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Just now, DeluxeClaus said:

does that depends on the cores,threads also?

yes. but also depends on architecture, more cores and more clock is not always better

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10 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

yes. but also depends on architecture, more cores and more clock is not always better

what is architecture ?

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Just now, DeluxeClaus said:

what is architecture ?

Skylake architrcture, Kaby Lake architecture, Ryzen architecture... something like that

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6 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

Skylake architrcture, Kaby Lake architecture, Ryzen architecture... something like that

But isn't Kaby lake newer than Ryzen?

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