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KTILLIS75
By KTILLIS75
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X299 is the chipset?

 

Assuming you meant to ask which CPU to use on that board.. well what're you gonna be using the pc for?

I personally wouldn't recommend an x299 system, Ryzen or an 8700K would be better.

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8 minutes ago, RKRiley said:

X299 is the chipset?

 

Assuming you meant to ask which CPU to use on that board.. well what're you gonna be using the pc for?

I personally wouldn't recommend an x299 system, Ryzen or an 8700K would be better.

or threadripper if he really needs the cores 

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Core i9-7980XE if you've already got the board ^_^

Probably gaming or helping technophobes with tech...

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well, you ar eprobably best off getting one of the lower tiers Core i9 as bang for the buck goes on that platform, tough 'bang for the buck' doesn't really apply to Intel's current X-series chipsets.

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If people don't think or can't be bothered to state their budget, I always give them the most expensive option! xD

Probably gaming or helping technophobes with tech...

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