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Not really, great choice, but getting a Ryzen at that price is an even better choice, make some compromises for it.

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Just now, Vespertine said:

Not really, great choice, but getting a Ryzen at that price is an even better choice, make some compromises for it.

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Have you built the PC, or is this just a plan?

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Just now, Vespertine said:

Not really, great choice, but getting a Ryzen at that price is an even better choice, make some compromises for it.

will do! will probably be switching to ryzen in the next year or so because i will be oc ing the cpu very soon :)

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1 minute ago, LeinadTM said:

Have you built the PC, or is this just a plan?

already built!

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an 8350 is a poor choice by today's standards and has been for the last like 3 years, it wasnt the worst of cpus, just very power hungry and sucked for gaming.

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Yes there will be quite some bottlenecking with that 8350, you can overclock the CPU(if the motherboard is decent) to eliviate it a bit at least 

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Just now, SenKyy said:

already built!

have you literally just built this pc?

 

because now when you get ryzen you have to get new ram and a new motherboard also.

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Just now, Bananasplit_00 said:

Yes there will be quite some bottlenecking with that 8350, you can overclock the CPU(if the motherboard is decent) to eliviate it a bit at least 

its not insane amounts, jayztwocents did a video on it.

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Just now, MrJarhead said:

have you literally just built this pc?

 

because now when you get ryzen you have to get new ram and a new motherboard also.

yup!

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Just now, MrJarhead said:

its not insane amounts, jayztwocents did a video on it.

alright. i mean im playing 1080p overwatch at 70fps and 60 streaming so im ok with it but was wondering how much more i could get if i went the ryzen way instead

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Would a little, not that I would have bought the 3GB 1060. 

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Ok, well, the bottleneck wouldn't be too bad. Although I would recommend an upgrade at some point in the next 1-2 years.

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Don't go and upgrade to Ryzen right now when you've just built, though. The performance won't be a MASSIVE difference.

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Just now, SenKyy said:

alright. i mean im playing 1080p overwatch at 70fps and 60 streaming so im ok with it but was wondering how much more i could get if i went the ryzen way instead

streaming wise ryzen will be much much better, your 8350 will start to show some serious bottleneck from a 1070 upwards, it already bottlenecks now.

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3 minutes ago, Bananasplit_00 said:

Yes there will be quite some bottlenecking with that 8350, you can overclock the CPU(if the motherboard is decent) to eliviate it a bit at least 

Not really, considering it is on par with an i3 it should be fine.

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1 minute ago, rn8686 said:

Would a little, not that I would have bought the 3GB 1060. 

oh alright

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alright. i mean im playing 1080p overwatch at 70fps and 60 streaming so im ok with it but was wondering how much more i could get if i went the ryzen way instead

70fps in Overwatch is less then I'm getting with the 970 at stock speeds (iirc, have played it in quite a while) 

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1 minute ago, Vespertine said:

Not really, considering it is on par with an i3 it should be fine.

He is getting less performance then my 970 + I5 4690K did even at stock speeds. 

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3 minutes ago, LeinadTM said:

Don't go and upgrade to Ryzen right now when you've just built, though. The performance won't be a MASSIVE difference.

of course there is, brah, an 8350 was pretty much on par with like a 2nd gen i3 gaming wise.

 

the ryzen 1600 is better than 7th gen i7s in multitasking at a much better price and not insanely far off gaming.

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Just now, LeinadTM said:

Don't go and upgrade to Ryzen right now when you've just built, though. The performance won't be a MASSIVE difference.

yeah i was running on a lenovo y70 laptop so this is a MASSIVE inprovement. i do see now that i will have to  upgrade parts in a few years where as if i took my time and looked through more. probably could have saved me a lot more money in the future. oh well.

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1 minute ago, Bananasplit_00 said:

70fps in Overwatch is less then I'm getting with the 970 at stock speeds (iirc, have played it in quite a while) 

yes but streaming at the same time?

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1 minute ago, Bananasplit_00 said:

He is getting less performance then my 970 + I5 4690K did even at stock speeds. 

Says who?

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