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1440p Build

TheSpaceLama

Hi Guys!

 

I know that intel is generally better but I just want some input, I am considering ryzen due to the fact that I have run into a small $$$ issue regarding my build.

 

Here are the two lists I have decided on. All input is appreciated but please remember I am trying to save money where I can. (I know I have a 1080p monitor but I am getting a 1440 I just wanted the price to be around that range due to where I work I can get a 1440p for about 150-170)

 

AMD Ryzen:

 

Component   Selection Base Promo Shipping Tax Price Where      
CPU   $299.99       $299.99 Newegg Canada   Buy
 
CPU Cooler   $65.99       $65.99 Newegg Canada   Buy
 
Thermal Compound   $9.99       $9.99 Canada Computers   Buy
 
Motherboard   $149.88       $149.88 Canada Computers   Buy
 
Memory   $164.99       $164.99 Newegg Canada   Buy
 
  Add Additional Memory  
Storage   $69.99       $69.99 Amazon Canada   Buy
 
    $49.79 -$2.00     $47.79 Newegg Canada   Buy
 
+ $2 off w/ promo code 1119CANVSD01, ends 11/25
 
  Add Additional Storage  
Video Card   $469.00       $469.00 Canada Computers   Buy
 
Case   $70.99       $70.99 PC-Canada   Buy
 
Power Supply   $74.99       $74.99 Newegg Canada   Buy
 
Optical Drive   Choose An Optical Drive  
Operating System   Choose An Operating System  
Software   Choose Software  
Monitor   $134.99       $134.99 Amazon Canada   Buy
 
  Add Another Monitor  
Headphones   $99.99       $99.99 Memory Express   Buy
 

 

and here is Intel (basically same build just a change on CPU and motherboard:

 

 
Component   Selection Base Promo Shipping Tax Price Where      
CPU   $446.95       $446.95 shopRBC   Buy
 
CPU Cooler   $65.99       $65.99 Newegg Canada   Buy
 
Thermal Compound   $9.99       $9.99 Canada Computers   Buy
 
Motherboard   $155.99       $155.99 PC-Canada   Buy
 
Memory   $164.99       $164.99 Newegg Canada   Buy
 
  Add Additional Memory  
Storage   $69.99       $69.99 Amazon Canada   Buy
 
    $49.79 -$2.00     $47.79 Newegg Canada   Buy
 
+ $2 off w/ promo code 1119CANVSD01, ends 11/25
 
  Add Additional Storage  
Video Card   $469.00       $469.00 Canada Computers   Buy
 
Case   $70.99       $70.99 PC-Canada   Buy
 
Power Supply   $74.99       $74.99 Newegg Canada   Buy
 
Optical Drive   Choose An Optical Drive  
Operating System   Choose An Operating System  
Software   Choose Software  
Monitor   $134.99       $134.99 Amazon Canada   Buy
 
  Add Another Monitor  
Headphones   $99.99       $99.99 Memory Express   Buy
 

External Storage

 

 

 

Choose External Storage

 

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What do you plan to do with this PC?

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I would definitely go with the amd build, especially if you're on a budget and since you are comparing the 1700x to a 7700k. The performance difference is not that wide

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same question for me (1.5yr ago),eventually I chose 1700 nonX over 7700K

will you consider newer gen?

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1 hour ago, Wh0_Am_1 said:

What do you plan to do with this PC?

mainly gaming, small amounts of video editing and some streaming

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1 hour ago, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

same question for me (1.5yr ago),eventually I chose 1700 nonX over 7700K

will you consider newer gen?

not particularly if I go with a 2700x for example I would only be scraping maybe 50-70 off of my total price which are margins that aren't big enough for me to choose ryzen over intel

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1 hour ago, TheSpaceLama said:

mainly gaming, small amounts of video editing and some streaming

Then I recommend going Intel and switching to the 8700k, or 8600K, and a z370. Although if necessary the 2700x is still a fine gaming chip.

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11 minutes ago, Wh0_Am_1 said:

Then I recommend going Intel and switching to the 8700k, or 8600K, and a z370. Although if necessary the 2700x is still a fine gaming chip.

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I have looked at that before and that would be an extra $350 plus dollars I don't have to spend that's my main reason for ryzen if it  wasn't for the $$$ I would get intel

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7 minutes ago, TheSpaceLama said:

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

I have looked at that before and that would be an extra $350 plus dollars I don't have to spend that's my main reason for ryzen if it  wasn't for the $$$ I would get intel

Then how about the 8400 or 8500? Also I just realized that ml120 is going to struggle with a 1700x, though the 1700x does come with a cooler (so does the 8700, 8600, 7700, 7600, 8400, 8500, and all other non k intel variants.)

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2 minutes ago, Wh0_Am_1 said:

Then how about the 8400?

motherboards are much more expensive for intel and also I'd prefer a k due to overclocking but it is definitely something to look into

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1 minute ago, TheSpaceLama said:

motherboards are much more expensive for intel and also I'd prefer a k due to overclocking but it is definitely something to look into

If you are seriously going to OC you are going to want a beefier cooler.

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6 minutes ago, TheSpaceLama said:

Well, that is better.  Here is another idea, if you want to OC how about the 8350k? It performs like a 7600k.

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