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Cpu upgrade recommendations

Hello all, 

I have Pentium G4560 on Msi B250-m motherboard, 16g 2400 (2×8) and gtx 1050ti,  i recently upgraded to Gtx 1070 founder Edition. I am looking for Cpu upgrade? I am ok with platformer upgrade.

I use my pc mainly gaming and light Photoshop.

My budget is $400-$500

 

Any recommendations?

 

Thank you for any help you can provide 

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8400 with B360 mobo. I dont recommend Ryzen 5 2600 because its further upgrades benefit in workstation use more than games. An 8700 might exceed the budget, but it's the best choice if it doesnt.

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it would be much more cost effective if you bought a used  i5 6500, i5 7500, i7 6700 or i7 7700  or even a K sku cpu , you dont need to overclock it, its higher stock clock will do you wonders going forward

 

a platform upgrade seems unnecessary and expensive for your pc usage

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35 minutes ago, Moonlight warlock said:

Hello all, 

I have Pentium G4560 on Msi B250-m motherboard, 16g 2400 (2×8) and gtx 1050ti,  i recently upgraded to Gtx 1070 founder Edition. I am looking for Cpu upgrade? I am ok with platformer upgrade.

I use my pc mainly gaming and light Photoshop.

My budget is $400-$500

 

Any recommendations?

 

Thank you for any help you can provide 

Just buy a i7-7700 for now and save up for something better.

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Cheapest performance is a 6700/7700 non k as you can't OC on your current motherboard.  That would be a good match (no bottleneck) to your 1070.

Anything else will take a new MOBO, but I agree with an 8400 if you upgrade that.

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2 hours ago, TheGlenlivet said:

Cheapest performance is a 6700/7700 non k as you can't OC on your current motherboard.  That would be a good match (no bottleneck) to your 1070.

Anything else will take a new MOBO, but I agree with an 8400 if you upgrade that.

You can probably get the ryzen 5 and a decent motherboard for that price with the stock cooler. The stock cooler does the job just fine so you don't need a replacement cooler and the performance is about the same as the 7.

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15 minutes ago, yugi8264 said:

You can probably get the ryzen 5 and a decent motherboard for that price with the stock cooler. The stock cooler does the job just fine so you don't need a replacement cooler and the performance is about the same as the 7.

I thought about ryzen cooler not the issue i have a hyper 212 but the memory speed is mu only issue with ryzen since it depend on so much and the kit i have is only 2400 speed. So changing to ryzen properly mean i need new memory.

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14 minutes ago, Moonlight warlock said:

I thought about ryzen cooler not the issue i have a hyper 212 but the memory speed is mu only issue with ryzen since it depend on so much and the kit i have is only 2400 speed. So changing to ryzen properly mean i need new memory.

https://m.newegg.com/combo/combodetail?comboId=3482365&comboType=2

See If you like this one. Sorry I didn't forgot about the ram but this bundle includes the ram

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17 minutes ago, Moonlight warlock said:

I thought about ryzen cooler not the issue i have a hyper 212 but the memory speed is mu only issue with ryzen since it depend on so much and the kit i have is only 2400 speed. So changing to ryzen properly mean i need new memory.

If you look around you can probably find a better deal.

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6 hours ago, Moonlight warlock said:

I thought about ryzen cooler not the issue i have a hyper 212 but the memory speed is mu only issue with ryzen since it depend on so much and the kit i have is only 2400 speed. So changing to ryzen properly mean i need new memory.

you already have a decent motherboard and RAM so just upgrade your CPU to a i7-6700 or i7-7700 and you'll be golden, these are plenty powerful enough and they are faster than Ryzen anyways.

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6 hours ago, Moonlight warlock said:

I thought about ryzen cooler not the issue i have a hyper 212 but the memory speed is mu only issue with ryzen since it depend on so much and the kit i have is only 2400 speed. So changing to ryzen properly mean i need new memory.

It's worth mentioning, I don't think the normal Hyper 212 comes with the AM4 bracket mounts. But i know the 212 LED Black Edition does as that's what I got recently for my own Ryzen build (personally the Wraith cooler was too noisy).

 

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5 hours ago, Ezzy-525 said:

It's worth mentioning, I don't think the normal Hyper 212 comes with the AM4 bracket mounts. But i know the 212 LED Black Edition does as that's what I got recently for my own Ryzen build (personally the Wraith cooler was too noisy).

 

I have the hyper 212 LED

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20 minutes ago, Moonlight warlock said:

I have the hyper 212 LED

Technically he fan get the 7700k and even a noctua nhd14/nhd15 for better cooling.

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For gaming you want a 7700, no Ryzen CPU will beat it. Photoshop sits on single thread performance as well, so another win for the 7700. 

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