New cpu

[anti gravity]

Hello im currently running a i5 3570 and im planing to upgrade in following months to a ~200€ cpu and i have no idea what can i get for such price 

and id like ur suggestions 

- i am upgrading a pre made pc that i bought for around 250€ and so far i have gotten a new gpu and a new psu and the next part would be a cpu

[Fasauceome]

so your budget is 250 for all parts? Are you looking for a motherboard replacement as well? I am assuming you are because you aren't gonna spend 250 on sandy bridge

[anti gravity]

Just now, fasauceome said:

so your budget is 250 for all parts? Are you looking for a motherboard replacement as well? I am assuming you are because you aren't gonna spend 250 on sandy bridge

no its i mean arround 200 for a cpu

 

[Fasauceome]

you couldn't spend more than about 150 on a 3770k which is the very best CPU available for that socket. You have the budget to upgrade to a modern i5 instead, with ddr4, faster clocks, and better IO. You should consider selling the old parts to bump up the budget if you don't want to stay on ivy bridge

[anti gravity]

2 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

so your budget is 250 for all parts? Are you looking for a motherboard replacement as well? I am assuming you are because you aren't gonna spend 250 on sandy bridge

 

1 minute ago, fasauceome said:

you couldn't spend more than about 150 on a 3770k which is the very best CPU available for that socket. You have the budget to upgrade to a modern i5 instead, with ddr4, faster clocks, and better IO. You should consider selling the old parts to bump up the budget if you don't want to stay on ivy bridge

well basickly before i knew much about computers i bought a really bad one for like 250 € and now im upgrading it step by step and and since i dont have a job rn i cant rely sell it

[anti gravity]

but what about ryzen dont they have anything better i herd they have good budget cpu`s

 

[Fasauceome]

Just now, anti gravity said:

but what about ryzen dont they have anything better i herd they have good budget cpu`s

 

you heard right, but ryzen does not work on the same motherboard that the i5 does. Don't forget, the current generation of intel CPUs is the 8th generation, and there are new sockets every 2 generations. Ryzen is also intel's competitor, so the CPUs are not cross compatible.

[Fasauceome]

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/TZRt9J

 

this should be in budget.

[anti gravity]

3 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

you heard right, but ryzen does not work on the same motherboard that the i5 does. Don't forget, the current generation of intel CPUs is the 8th generation, and there are new sockets every 2 generations. Ryzen is also intel's competitor, so the CPUs are not cross compatible.

so if id want to buy a ryzen i need a newer mb right?

 

[Fasauceome]

1 minute ago, anti gravity said:

so if id want to buy a ryzen i need a newer mb right?

 

yeah, or anything newer whatsoever. The ivy bridge motherboard you have means only Ivy bridge CPUs. specifically, LGA 1155 chips, as that's the motherboard socket.

I hope the link I posted helps.

[anti gravity]

thanks man

 

[anti gravity]

On 8/20/2018 at 11:45 PM, fasauceome said:

yeah, or anything newer whatsoever. The ivy bridge motherboard you have means only Ivy bridge CPUs. specifically, LGA 1155 chips, as that's the motherboard socket.

I hope the link I posted helps.

hey so i looked around asked some friends and i found this 

AMD RYZEN 5 1600X

hers the link to a e-store https://www.1a.lv/datoru_komponentes_tikla_produkti/komponentes/procesori/amd_ryzen_5_1600x_36ghz_16mb_box_yd160xbcaewof

i thought to save up a bit more and buy this 

wyt

[Srnewbee]

On ‎2018‎년 ‎8‎월 ‎21‎일 at 5:21 AM, anti gravity said:

Hello im currently running a i5 3570 and im planing to upgrade in following months to a ~200€ cpu and i have no idea what can i get for such price 

and id like ur suggestions 

- i am upgrading a pre made pc that i bought for around 250€ and so far i have gotten a new gpu and a new psu and the next part would be a cpu

before you pull the trigger, what do you use your computer for? What is the aim for this upgrade?

If it is for gaming, 3570 is not too bad. You might just want to upgrade the GPU. Get a 1060 6gb if possible.

If you need it for more graphic intensive work, then a CPU upgrade is indeed in order.

[anti gravity]

49 minutes ago, Srnewbee said:

before you pull the trigger, what do you use your computer for? What is the aim for this upgrade?

If it is for gaming, 3570 is not too bad. You might just want to upgrade the GPU. Get a 1060 6gb if possible.

If you need it for more graphic intensive work, then a CPU upgrade is indeed in order.

hey so baisicly about a half a year ago i bought a lets say a pc with a lot of used parts in it (it was before i knew anything about pc hardware) and now im upgrading 

so far i have 

mb- asus B75M-A

ram - is i think kingston 2x4gb 

cpu - intel i5 3570

gpu gskill 1070 8gb 

psu- corsair 650v 

so far i have bought the gpu and the psu (new)

[anti gravity]

and yes im aware that my whole system is bottlenecking the gpu 

[anti gravity]

52 minutes ago, Srnewbee said:

before you pull the trigger, what do you use your computer for? What is the aim for this upgrade?

If it is for gaming, 3570 is not too bad. You might just want to upgrade the GPU. Get a 1060 6gb if possible.

If you need it for more graphic intensive work, then a CPU upgrade is indeed in order.

and its mostly gaming and photo editing 

[Srnewbee]

Since u are on a super tight buget~

u should get a 3770k and get a cpu cooler. Oc the cpu to 4.3 and u should be fine

Cpu/mobo used~130usd 3770k/z77

Cpu cooler used ~50

 

Sell ur old parts and buy 16gb rams 

Preferably overclockable to 2666

 

[Fasauceome]

11 hours ago, anti gravity said:

and yes im aware that my whole system is bottlenecking the gpu 

The ivy bridge i7s don't necessarily bottleneck modern graphics cards. You should be sitting pretty with a 3770k, even at stock. It's still a very popular CPU generation, used with many modern builds, and also it was the direct competitor to the FX series from AMD, which is also still mildly popular these days.

[xg32]

12 hours ago, anti gravity said:

hey so baisicly about a half a year ago i bought a lets say a pc with a lot of used parts in it (it was before i knew anything about pc hardware) and now im upgrading 

so far i have 

mb- asus B75M-A

ram - is i think kingston 2x4gb 

cpu - intel i5 3570

gpu gskill 1070 8gb 

psu- corsair 650v 

so far i have bought the gpu and the psu (new)

3770 if u can't oc, 3770k if u can, just make sure it has hyperthreading, you won't see too much improvement in gaming jumping to a 1600.

 

If you decide to break the bank, u should be looking a 2600/x with the expectation of ocing to 4ghz.

[anti gravity]

ok

[seduce_me]

On 8/21/2018 at 4:43 AM, fasauceome said:

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/TZRt9J

 

this should be in budget.

Single channel RAM??

[Fasauceome]

1 hour ago, seduce_me said:

Single channel RAM??

For a budget build that's not unreasonable. Gives the chance to throw a single dimm in later too 

[anti gravity]

i kinda decided on ryzen 5 1600x and 

ASUS EX-A320M GAMING

 

[Fasauceome]

32 minutes ago, anti gravity said:

i kinda decided on ryzen 5 1600x and 

ASUS EX-A320M GAMING

 

this looks like quite a good decision. just know the a-series boards are the only kind that won't allow overclocking.

Your Turbo frequencies will be fine tho

 

[anti gravity]

ok