Same dude. Everyone always explains away like we know what overclocking is or doesn’t give a good reference when talking about what an average gamer wants out of PC parts. Like comparing a CPU’s specs with another CPU, it doesn’t help me. Because I’m trying to find out which CPU I need for an average game today.
AMD said during their event that 5950x would be the best for gamers. Not sure the price, but if I was building a system right now, that's what I would be looking for
@@matthewmcclain1316 5950x is going to be $799 USD MSRP. But considering the release of the RTX 3080's, scalpers are probably gonna buy everything and resell it for 2x the price. That being said the 5950X is definitely top tier CPU but its also overkill for sure if people are saying already saying Ryzen 9 3900X is an overkill CPU for gaming only.
@@poochyboi oh, was thinking it'd be cheaper. I think scalpers were overstated. Not even the brick and mortar stores had stock. I think they just didn't make any. Someone said big Navi was better then expected so NVIDIA launched early. Seems the best explanation. Give it time and 3080s will be available
@@matthewmcclain1316 yea both the new AMD Zen 3 and RDNA2 cpu and gpu releases are supposedly outperforming intel's equivalents at the moment. So they aren't exactly budget this time round.
@@poochyboi true. They still offer budget CPUs tho. I agree it sucks that AMD raised prices, but it's understandable. They had to invest a ton of money to create the products they did this time around. Now if they take advantage that they're ahead in CPUs and start overcharging like Intel did, I will be pretty salty towards them.
@@xavdidit the b roll was done by hardware unboxed so they are asking for credit so that anyone who watches this vid might see their channel name and go there when they are credited
Thanks for this video! I'm a 3D Animator who's doing ALL the research towards building a PC (I've only ever had iMacs as my personal computer since college!), and whilst the Ryzen 5 does seem to tick all the boxes, I think I may go with the 7 simply for future-proofing and to have that extra boost in performance! Hoping to get an NVidia 2070 Super GPU as well since that seems extremely well-received! :)
Love the channel, it has everything any one wants to know about computing, and it’s easy to “digest” the information. The channel needs more recognition !! And also the editing, it’s the best I’ve ever seen so far.
Don't be sorry. Intel slacked on providing to their consumers and got comfortable. Give it a couple years, Intel will be back on top. It's actually a perfect example of why competition is good in consumer markets.
@@DalmationProductions cool. I don't have extra cash right now, but plan on building a decent budget build probably around end January next year. Perfect time to cause it gives prices a chance to drop. Def going AMD for cpu, probably even get AMD gpu as well. AMD is shredding this year.
NOTE: There were no Ryzen 4000 Desktop processors. Ryzen 4000 was mobile (laptop) only. Desktop 3000 = Lapop 4000 generation wise. This was not known at the time of this video. So when she meant "skip the Ryzen 4000 and go for Ryzen 5000 for future-proofing", take it as skip 5000 and go for 6000. 5000 series is also where AMD beat Intel in gaming too, by having better single-core performance (5600x beats 10900k too in that). Skipping 5000 to go for 6000 and AM5 socket boards should give you 5 years of upgrade capability (as we saw about 5 years support for AM4) AND rumours suggest DDR5 RAM support.
Thank you so much for this information! it's very clear and makes sense, it's been a bit hard to find clear info on these things, so glad i found it, the best channel so far! :)
FOR ANYONE WHO DOESNT KNOW, ryzen 3 3300x 4 cores 8 threads gets more performance in gaming than ryzen 5 3500x for example and it’s cheaper( for gaming 4 cores and 8 threads is enough for JUST GAMING and it’s better for gaming than ryzen 5 3500x but for other things the ryzen 5 3500x is a bit worse in performance but better in video editing and recording for example cuz it has 6 cores and 12 threads, for a bit more money the ryzen 5 3600 is best value cuz it’s good for gaming and better for video editing and recording it has 6 cores and 12 threads)
I am SO INCREDIBLY happy I found this video around Christmas time; I'm just now looking into building my my machine but I don't have a ton experience with what's good/bad/acceptable/over powered. and This video gave me insight to everything I needed to know. Thank you so very much!
Just bought all the new parts for a gaming rig except the CPU. Been an Intel fanboy all my life but due to AMD's crazy Linux compatibility I figured I'd opt for parts that work with AMD over Intel and do some research. You've summed up everything I needed to know into a period of less than an hour. Thank you so much!
Always thought these sort of guide videos were dumb, like who doesn't know about CPUs, but as someone that fell off the pc gaming landscape this past year, I'm going to eat my own words and learn.
Thank you, u really explained each and everything that I really want to know about those CPU's in a very easy way I really appreciate it and keep up the good work
i am still rocking my AMD FX8350 8 core 4.0 ghz and nvidea Gforce GTX 1060 6GB. It still copes well with modern games on medium/high settings. an 8 year old system where i see intel systems from that period struggle a lot with modern titles
I still have a Intel T5400 from 2006 with (2) 3.16 processors, 32 gigs of ram and a 1060 6 gig GPU that rocks every game at 60 fps!!! Total cost $410 bucks and its still rockin 15 years later!!!!
@@Nopenotatall if you montage the videos on 1080P quality i think it's still useful CPU and you don't need to upgrade just overclocking the 3600 and you will be fine
This Zen 3 CPU's will be Ryzen 5000 not 4000. Also, next gen consoles will have 8 core Zen 2 CPU's so a 6 core CPU may start showing it's age sooner than you think.
Can we get a updated video for this? This was hell Informative, would like to see a 2021 with the new one coming out.....And this has been a hard one for me since I'm trying to switch to PC
Well really it depends what you use it for A Ryzen 7 is really what I would recommend for gaming with and a Ryzen 5 if you're not really going to do much of anything else in the background I just upgraded from a 1500x to a 3700x and it's wonderful I don't have to worry so much about my processor maxing out anymore like I had to with that 1500x, a Ryzen 5 3600, 3600x, 5600, or 5600x is fine too if all you are doing is gaming don't confuse the Ryzen 7 and 9 as just business end CPUs like she explained, I would say if you have the budget get one of them so you won't have to worry about upgrading for quite a while a 3900x will last you a long time if you want to know between the 3900x and 5900x and you already have a 3900x don't upgrade until the next-gen Ryzen 6000 series comes out you'll be fine until then if you are on a Ryzen 5 or decided to get one over a Ryzen 9 then I would consider upgrading to a 5900x but upgrading to a 5600x ehhh not quite the upgrade i mean sure it's faster but... just a little bit and it owuldn't be worht it to me.
A TIP for everyone. Ryzen 9 prize drops so I recommend picking it in 2021 autumn. It is also good cause then you can upgrade Graphics card later on without having a problem, that cpu is not capable handling graphics card
Way more in depth than I thought it would be. As someone who is currently using an Intel CPU and is looking to try out an AMD processor, this is very helpful. Thanks.
Good info. Thanx.. I'm currently running a Ryzen 5 3600 on a B450F gaming board but have upgraded to a Ryzen 9 5950X. Just having a RAM incompatibility issue.
Ryzen 7 and 9 are overkill for gaming workloads which is the main focus of your channel but it might be worth mentioning that the reason to get one might be for professional workloads or hobbyists with different needs. I.E. They're not just overpowered processors that nobody needs.
Gpu is the most expensive part. My first pc was $899, a 233 mhz cpu, 512k of ram, 8 meg hard drive in the late 90's, what you can get today for $1000 beats that so badly it's not funny. GPU prices suck today so badly.
I don't think Ryzen 5 is for gamers anymore as the new consoles will be using ryzen 7 chips so games are going to be developed for systems with 8 cores with 116 threads so if you have less than that you will have a bad time so I would say at a minimum you should get a ryzen 7 cpu for gaming until they update ryzen 5 to use 8 cores.
For some I may agree but the pocketbook of many tends to dictate what one can afford. If your building or buying a high end $2,000 computer yeah R7 could be best choice. But for those of us who are on a tight budget and have to keep cost under $1,000 it's not about biggest and best but what is cheapest and still do the job. Seems the R5 is still capable of doing what it's called on to do at a good price.
@@kenjett2434 I would save the extra 150 as you will have they system for 5 years rather than replacing it in 2 the extra cost will benefit you as modern AAA games are already maxing out 6 core cpu's. I'm going with the R9 5900x as I think it will cost me less in the long run as I will have it for longer. I like to buy what will cost less over the long run than right now.
@@kevinlind3172 that's fine if you can afford that. But I can't afford a $2,000 plus system and according to testing doesn't improve current gaming but very little. The biggest and most expensive isn't always the best choice. Like I said for most it's the pocketbook that chooses for you. All I want to do is play a few casual games and make and upload some you tube video. I don't need a high end computer to accomplish that. A mid range will do just fine.
Much appreciation for this video 👍, as My current desktop pc is using the AMD FX3850 but plan on building a Ryzen desktop pc in the coming months. It would be nice for you to do a video on the laptops available with Ryzen cpu's . I own 3 laptops with Intel cpu's but would go for a decent performing laptop with Ryzen.
Since I made the previous comment, I held off on a Ryzen desktop build due to Graphic card pricing😢. I did buy a laptop ,The DELL G5 SE with Ryzen 9 4600H. I am happy with it after some tweaking 😁.
BEST EXPLAINER CHANNEL ON UA-cam for building a PC! This came up in my feed while running through benchmark video's while trying to psych myself up for another build. Not sure why this popped in but glad it did, even if only to say thanks for doing the lords work sir, hats off to ya!!!
I'm curious if Ryzen 5 is still the best option to consider today since this review was made a year ago. I'm now thinking of purchasing Ryzen 7 instead as I want to consider a good processor for a long run. Any thoughts?
@@alexa4201 i had a similar thought then, was gonna get the Ryzen 5 2600 at the time since it was on sale when the 3000 series were only a few months old, but i opted for the Ryzen 7 3700 8 core instead, and im glad i made that choice. sure even now in 2022 i haven't played a game that took up 8 cores, but plenty of games use atleast 4, so getting a 6 core would've been ok, but i wanted that extra head room. it allows the CPU to breathe more, and doesn't have to work as hard. when i put on a game the CPU only operates at 58% which is pretty good, if it's a damanding game it'll go up to about 66%, but that's still pretty good. it also helps if you have a decent GPU, which i do have Radeon RX 6600 XT. i got that GPU after upgrading from a gtx 1050ti i had for a long time.
My mom is saving up ALL her money and trying to pay off everything she can early so she can get me a high end PC and this really helped. I really wanted the new GeForce RTX 3090 but didn’t know how a Ryzen 5 would “keep up with it” as I didn’t know if it could handle the gpu (I’m not tech savvy) but I wanted a pic that could last me like 10 years.. so I got the ryzen 9 and that was said.
If you are a gamer and want the best performance in games wait till the 5th of November. Ryzen 5000 CPU's will beat their Intel counterparts in most games across the board. Noticed this video almost completely ignoring the announcement of them. And definitely ignoring the benchmarks shown for them already.
The only issue is finding a motherboard that natively supports Ryzen 5000 CPUs. Keep this in mind if you’re not coming from a platform that will eventually support Ryzen 5000 and already have a previous generation Ryzen CPU for it (e.g. B450, X470, B550, X570, etc.)
I'm not an avid Gamer, but needed a new modern set up just for every day use, due to pricing and availability I ended up with a 3600XT instead of the standard 3600. It won't be over clocked as I don't need that, and it should last as long as the Phenom II 965 Black edition that I just retired, I also have an FX9590 Piledriver on a 990 chipset that was used in my old simulator but I am retiring that too.
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THANK YOU for actually explaining EVERYTHING. Not all of us are tech savvy and ive been trying to learn! You earned a subscription!
A lot of this info is correct, however. there is plenty that is incorrect or recently became incorrect just as a heads up.
@@slloyd4497 whats the incorrect information.
@@scrawnybuddha9039 there's nothing wrong with the capacitors in the 3000-series cards from Nvidia. It was the drivers...
This is ltrl the best
Same dude. Everyone always explains away like we know what overclocking is or doesn’t give a good reference when talking about what an average gamer wants out of PC parts. Like comparing a CPU’s specs with another CPU, it doesn’t help me. Because I’m trying to find out which CPU I need for an average game today.
Video: you don't need a ryzen 9
Wallet: I agree
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AMD said during their event that 5950x would be the best for gamers. Not sure the price, but if I was building a system right now, that's what I would be looking for
@@matthewmcclain1316 5950x is going to be $799 USD MSRP. But considering the release of the RTX 3080's, scalpers are probably gonna buy everything and resell it for 2x the price. That being said the 5950X is definitely top tier CPU but its also overkill for sure if people are saying already saying Ryzen 9 3900X is an overkill CPU for gaming only.
@@poochyboi oh, was thinking it'd be cheaper. I think scalpers were overstated. Not even the brick and mortar stores had stock. I think they just didn't make any. Someone said big Navi was better then expected so NVIDIA launched early. Seems the best explanation. Give it time and 3080s will be available
@@matthewmcclain1316 yea both the new AMD Zen 3 and RDNA2 cpu and gpu releases are supposedly outperforming intel's equivalents at the moment. So they aren't exactly budget this time round.
@@poochyboi true. They still offer budget CPUs tho. I agree it sucks that AMD raised prices, but it's understandable. They had to invest a ton of money to create the products they did this time around. Now if they take advantage that they're ahead in CPUs and start overcharging like Intel did, I will be pretty salty towards them.
If you're going to use our b-roll please give credit and link to the content in the video description.
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@@xavdidit its like telling which creator should be thanked for it
@@xavdidit the b roll was done by hardware unboxed so they are asking for credit so that anyone who watches this vid might see their channel name and go there when they are credited
Sorry about that! the video description has been updated & I've requested our editor to give proper credit next time.
"500 dollars is way to much for a graphics card"
Corona: I'm about to end this mans whole career.
$500 is a reasonable price these days😐
@@OGxLOOYxDANK Your lucky if they're actually in stock.
@@OGxLOOYxDANK It is a Reasonable Price,But You can't get even a GTX 1660 super in that price now😂
Im getting a zotac white 3060 for only £480 in 2 days 😎
@@ccfgamez4573 wtf how, also a white! I was willing to build a White setup 🤣
The Ryzen 7 and 9 is more for workstations, heavy productivity, music production, video editing and heavy gaming.
Or gaming and streaming those games. Anything that requires multitasking.
you can do it just fine with r5 3600 but yea if u need more power why not pick r7 right
Shhhh. Don’t tell the wife or girlfriend. No honey, I need this for gaming. My computer won’t even run without it.
@@CouchMan88 hahahaha
I bought the 7 for my son. Is this better? He is constantly gaming.
this was very well written, executed and informative! thank you
Glad it was helpful!
"500$ is still a little too much for most gamers." Watching this 2021 June 21st...1,000+ dollars ebay and so on 😭
If you can even find any in stock....
The only ones I can even find in stock are $1500+
@@dustinphillips3041 yeah. And those $1500+ pcs are barely capable of running modern games at medium settings
Lol just watching this now & had a chuckle, after ordering an Asus 3070 OC for €799 the day before 😂
I have to say the weird stock images and videos makes this come off as cheap but this actually has a lot of great info and goes in depth nice job!
ikr lol
Thanks for this video! I'm a 3D Animator who's doing ALL the research towards building a PC (I've only ever had iMacs as my personal computer since college!), and whilst the Ryzen 5 does seem to tick all the boxes, I think I may go with the 7 simply for future-proofing and to have that extra boost in performance! Hoping to get an NVidia 2070 Super GPU as well since that seems extremely well-received! :)
"500 for a graphics card is still a little much for most gamers"
Oh what a future we live in.
Love the channel, it has everything any one wants to know about computing, and it’s easy to “digest” the information. The channel needs more recognition !!
And also the editing, it’s the best I’ve ever seen so far.
Best video explaining ryzen CPUs on the internet!
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Sorry Intel I'm switching to AMD
Don't be sorry. Intel slacked on providing to their consumers and got comfortable. Give it a couple years, Intel will be back on top. It's actually a perfect example of why competition is good in consumer markets.
@@matthewmcclain1316 I already bought a computer with an AMD Ryzen 5 my previous computer was a Intel Celeron
@@DalmationProductions cool. I don't have extra cash right now, but plan on building a decent budget build probably around end January next year. Perfect time to cause it gives prices a chance to drop. Def going AMD for cpu, probably even get AMD gpu as well. AMD is shredding this year.
@@matthewmcclain1316 my previous computer was terrible the Intel Celeron was very slow
@@matthewmcclain1316 I don't appreciate what Intel's been doing lately plus they pretty much overprice their CPUS
NOTE:
There were no Ryzen 4000 Desktop processors.
Ryzen 4000 was mobile (laptop) only.
Desktop 3000 = Lapop 4000 generation wise.
This was not known at the time of this video.
So when she meant "skip the Ryzen 4000 and go for Ryzen 5000 for future-proofing", take it as skip 5000 and go for 6000.
5000 series is also where AMD beat Intel in gaming too, by having better single-core performance (5600x beats 10900k too in that). Skipping 5000 to go for 6000 and AM5 socket boards should give you 5 years of upgrade capability (as we saw about 5 years support for AM4) AND rumours suggest DDR5 RAM support.
7:11 that aged terribly lol, Ryzen 5800x3d and 7800x3d are beast cpu's due to their extra cache memory.
Thank you so much for this information! it's very clear and makes sense, it's been a bit hard to find clear info on these things, so glad i found it, the best channel so far! :)
FOR ANYONE WHO DOESNT KNOW, ryzen 3 3300x 4 cores 8 threads gets more performance in gaming than ryzen 5 3500x for example and it’s cheaper( for gaming 4 cores and 8 threads is enough for JUST GAMING and it’s better for gaming than ryzen 5 3500x but for other things the ryzen 5 3500x is a bit worse in performance but better in video editing and recording for example cuz it has 6 cores and 12 threads, for a bit more money the ryzen 5 3600 is best value cuz it’s good for gaming and better for video editing and recording it has 6 cores and 12 threads)
Laughing in AMD Ryzen 3 64 Core 128 Threads
~Year 2026
This is an incredible overview of the Ryzen chipsets and their uses. Plus the graphics are incredible !
I am SO INCREDIBLY happy I found this video around Christmas time; I'm just now looking into building my my machine but I don't have a ton experience with what's good/bad/acceptable/over powered. and This video gave me insight to everything I needed to know. Thank you so very much!
This is the best explanation ever in any yt video on CPU's
5:06 who is this madlad playing war thunder with a joystick?
Hahaha
Good luck finding a 3080 or 3070 for 500 dollars.
You won’t
Not at the moment atleast
I find the 3070 tuf gaming for 805 dollars :((
I found one 3070 for 530 dollars ;99
@@amogsussy where?
@@anssel00 primeabgb but i think it will not ship outside india its of gigabyte eagle oc
Just bought all the new parts for a gaming rig except the CPU. Been an Intel fanboy all my life but due to AMD's crazy Linux compatibility I figured I'd opt for parts that work with AMD over Intel and do some research. You've summed up everything I needed to know into a period of less than an hour. Thank you so much!
this was beyond helpful and easy to understand, thank you! you saved me a couple 100 dollars and obsessing over something I really didn't understand.
Thank you so much for getting straight to the point... no bad jokes, no cringe, no fluff... just straight facts. Thank you
Always thought these sort of guide videos were dumb, like who doesn't know about CPUs, but as someone that fell off the pc gaming landscape this past year, I'm going to eat my own words and learn.
Thank you, u really explained each and everything that I really want to know about those CPU's in a very easy way I really appreciate it and keep up the good work
i am still rocking my AMD FX8350 8 core 4.0 ghz and nvidea Gforce GTX 1060 6GB. It still copes well with modern games on medium/high settings. an 8 year old system where i see intel systems from that period struggle a lot with modern titles
I still have a Intel T5400 from 2006 with (2) 3.16 processors, 32 gigs of ram and a 1060 6 gig GPU that rocks every game at 60 fps!!! Total cost $410 bucks and its still rockin 15 years later!!!!
This is very helpful I'm subbed now
i learned many things in this video..
thanks a lot...
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Thanks for the video it's much needed
Wouldn't advise a glass case
Informative and easy to understand, subbed
You explained very well and I love your way of speaking ❤
Yo good ting I looked at this I definitely know now that I’ve got the best option on a ryzen 5 3600
3700x would be a better option if you do more than gaming. Otherwise the 3600 is a great cpu
@@Nopenotatall
if you montage the videos on 1080P quality i think it's still useful CPU and you don't need to upgrade just overclocking the 3600 and you will be fine
Ryzen 5 3600 is still KING!
Clocked mine to 4.5Ghz at 1.285v
How’s the overclocked going I only went 4.2
@@snyderkurtis pretty good, I’ve cut it back to 4.4 as dont want to be running a max oc all the time.
Very informative, Thank you!
This was the most useful video about PC Gaming 😊
I disagree with your take on cache. It’s a huge part of the gaming gains for ryzen 5000
Perfect!! Thank you so much!!
Can't thank enough. Best video Available with great explaination
This Zen 3 CPU's will be Ryzen 5000 not 4000. Also, next gen consoles will have 8 core Zen 2 CPU's so a 6 core CPU may start showing it's age sooner than you think.
i have a rx570 could a ryzen3 handle that?
no it won't lmao
I am using a i5 6600k and I have played all latest AAA games on it without any issue.
No not even the 4 cores CPU we have a plenty of time before that happens
From what I see, most triple A games can't even use all 6 cores efficiently.
This so educating. I appreciate y’all
Finally a channel who accurately give budget builds and not $1000 dollar builds and call it low budget
a ryzen 3600 runs very well with a 3080 proven by several reviewers
If playing at 4k.at 1440p it can be bottlenecked and at 1080p it will B bottlenecked
Resolution-dependent
The explanation is top notch🔥🔥🔥
These videos are so helpful, thank you
Well explained!
Can we get a updated video for this? This was hell Informative, would like to see a 2021 with the new one coming out.....And this has been a hard one for me since I'm trying to switch to PC
2 vids in and i already love this channel, my knowledge about pc's is getting bigger and bigger thanks to these guys. Props to the girls voice over.
Well really it depends what you use it for A Ryzen 7 is really what I would recommend for gaming with and a Ryzen 5 if you're not really going to do much of anything else in the background I just upgraded from a 1500x to a 3700x and it's wonderful I don't have to worry so much about my processor maxing out anymore like I had to with that 1500x, a Ryzen 5 3600, 3600x, 5600, or 5600x is fine too if all you are doing is gaming don't confuse the Ryzen 7 and 9 as just business end CPUs like she explained, I would say if you have the budget get one of them so you won't have to worry about upgrading for quite a while a 3900x will last you a long time if you want to know between the 3900x and 5900x and you already have a 3900x don't upgrade until the next-gen Ryzen 6000 series comes out you'll be fine until then if you are on a Ryzen 5 or decided to get one over a Ryzen 9 then I would consider upgrading to a 5900x but upgrading to a 5600x ehhh not quite the upgrade i mean sure it's faster but... just a little bit and it owuldn't be worht it to me.
I upgraded from ryzen 5 to ryzen 7 3700x and it's made night and day difference in half life alyx and some other games.
I’m planning on getting a ryzen 7 3700x for my pc!! any recommendations for the gpu? ^ - ^
@@moonbot. I'm running Evga 8GB RTX 2060 super SC Ultra with it. I dont have any problems in games. I use mostly for VR.
@@SoutheastanglerLLC thank you so much!! :3
@@moonbot. 6700rtx or 3060 is a good price point today.
Miss 11:57 there are no ryzen 4000 zen 3, it's ryzen 5000 cpu..ryzen 6000 will use the next AM platform
There are no Ryzen 6000. Ryzen 7000 uses Zen 4.
I learned so much. Great vid!
A TIP for everyone. Ryzen 9 prize drops so I recommend picking it in 2021 autumn. It is also good cause then you can upgrade Graphics card later on without having a problem, that cpu is not capable handling graphics card
@jonathan lopez I live in Estonia, so I have no idea. R9 is going to be probs like 400-600 in autumn (USD)
Thank you! I just ordered a ryzen 5 5600x after watching this video 🤗. Hopefully it will perform better than my current intel i5 6600k.
@AnTea Matter He said he got the 5600x. Its a pretty big difference.
Just a heads up, the Ryzen 5 3400g doesn't have 6 CPU cores, it has 4.
However, it also has 11 integrated GPU cores.
Wrong
@@sivaspidey597 No u.
Damn $500 for graphics card is too much. Now new GPUs are around $2,000
Thanks for the nice informative video. I still use an AMD 1055T from 2012 as a day to day driver with Linux. Would like to get an AMD 4650G
Hope you get 100K soon!
Great Video !
am happy u said overkill because i just bought a ryzen 7 5700x
“Do not buy a Ryzen 9 5900x that’s too much of an overkill”
*Me who just ordered a Ryzen 9 2 days ago* 😂😂😂
should I BUY RYZEN 7 5800x or Ryzen 7 3800X ???
@@jackmit7227 depend on you budget
I also went for a Ryzen 9 5950x. I just wanted the best possible in 2021 and then I can also use it for some Chia plotting 😂
@@jackmit7227 which one did you go with? I was considering the same thing
im getting it for minecraft since java is cpu game and the
Way more in depth than I thought it would be. As someone who is currently using an Intel CPU and is looking to try out an AMD processor, this is very helpful. Thanks.
im not a gamer but the information was still very useful. thank you!
Good info. Thanx.. I'm currently running a Ryzen 5 3600 on a B450F gaming board but have upgraded to a Ryzen 9 5950X. Just having a RAM incompatibility issue.
You did a wonderful job, Well done 💯Made me think further more. I recommend this video.
What a voice and presentation skill.
Nice explanation
Fantastic channel
Great info!
Overclocking dose not void the warenty
DOCP in bios will auto oc based on how cool the cpu is...I've seen 4.8ghz with a 2700x on a Coolermaster 612v2.
Thanks this was helpful.
Thank you very much you made me settle on a ryzen 7 3800x to make it future proof
please make this video again buy for 2023
500$ for a graphics card man I wish they where only 500$ they are like 1500$ plus
Ryzen 7 and 9 are overkill for gaming workloads which is the main focus of your channel but it might be worth mentioning that the reason to get one might be for professional workloads or hobbyists with different needs. I.E. They're not just overpowered processors that nobody needs.
I think she said that. Saying they are more beneficial for workstations rather than just for gaming.
It really comes down to whether you have the money or not
Gpu is the most expensive part. My first pc was $899, a 233 mhz cpu, 512k of ram, 8 meg hard drive in the late 90's, what you can get today for $1000 beats that so badly it's not funny. GPU prices suck today so badly.
I don't think Ryzen 5 is for gamers anymore as the new consoles will be using ryzen 7 chips so games are going to be developed for systems with 8 cores with 116 threads so if you have less than that you will have a bad time so I would say at a minimum you should get a ryzen 7 cpu for gaming until they update ryzen 5 to use 8 cores.
For some I may agree but the pocketbook of many tends to dictate what one can afford. If your building or buying a high end $2,000 computer yeah R7 could be best choice. But for those of us who are on a tight budget and have to keep cost under $1,000 it's not about biggest and best but what is cheapest and still do the job. Seems the R5 is still capable of doing what it's called on to do at a good price.
@@kenjett2434 I would save the extra 150 as you will have they system for 5 years rather than replacing it in 2 the extra cost will benefit you as modern AAA games are already maxing out 6 core cpu's. I'm going with the R9 5900x as I think it will cost me less in the long run as I will have it for longer. I like to buy what will cost less over the long run than right now.
@@kevinlind3172 that's fine if you can afford that. But I can't afford a $2,000 plus system and according to testing doesn't improve current gaming but very little. The biggest and most expensive isn't always the best choice. Like I said for most it's the pocketbook that chooses for you. All I want to do is play a few casual games and make and upload some you tube video. I don't need a high end computer to accomplish that. A mid range will do just fine.
Much appreciation for this video 👍, as My current desktop pc is using the AMD FX3850 but plan on building a Ryzen desktop pc in the coming months. It would be nice for you to do a video on the laptops available with Ryzen cpu's . I own 3 laptops with Intel cpu's but would go for a decent performing laptop with Ryzen.
Ryzen 4000U/H series
Linus did a video with a laptop with an AMD CPU. If you search it, I'm sure you can find it
yea go for a ryzen 4000 series
they beat intel by a lot
@@matthewmcclain1316 ur talking about the asus zephyrus g14 which contains a ryzen 9 4900hs i think
Since I made the previous comment, I held off on a Ryzen desktop build due to Graphic card pricing😢. I did buy a laptop ,The DELL G5 SE with Ryzen 9 4600H. I am happy with it after some tweaking 😁.
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This is very helpful
This helped me decide which Intel CPU to buy.
i just upgraded my external capturing/livestreaming rig from a AMD FX 8350 to a Ryzen 5 3600 not too long ago
i upgraded my Intel Core i3-8145U to a Ryzen 5 3600 (Ima overclock it to 4 ghz)
I hope you can notice. I really like your voice. Like a music in my ears
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I was not here for gaming. I was here for knowledge!
Great informative video
BEST EXPLAINER CHANNEL ON UA-cam for building a PC! This came up in my feed while running through benchmark video's while trying to psych myself up for another build. Not sure why this popped in but glad it did, even if only to say thanks for doing the lords work sir, hats off to ya!!!
I'm curious if Ryzen 5 is still the best option to consider today since this review was made a year ago. I'm now thinking of purchasing Ryzen 7 instead as I want to consider a good processor for a long run. Any thoughts?
No thoughts, only the same questions
I have the same thoughts 😭
@@alexa4201 i had a similar thought then, was gonna get the Ryzen 5 2600 at the time since it was on sale when the 3000 series were only a few months old, but i opted for the Ryzen 7 3700 8 core instead, and im glad i made that choice. sure even now in 2022 i haven't played a game that took up 8 cores, but plenty of games use atleast 4, so getting a 6 core would've been ok, but i wanted that extra head room. it allows the CPU to breathe more, and doesn't have to work as hard. when i put on a game the CPU only operates at 58% which is pretty good, if it's a damanding game it'll go up to about 66%, but that's still pretty good. it also helps if you have a decent GPU, which i do have Radeon RX 6600 XT. i got that GPU after upgrading from a gtx 1050ti i had for a long time.
Great video.
Wait till the release of 5000 series on Nov 5th before buying anything.
yes and then theyre sold out everywhere lmao
I been running the AMD 5 and its a solid cpu.
am going 10700 because its better than 3700x for the price. Coming from a 7700
Great 👍 info... yup🧐🤔🙂
One of the most informative videos man 👍🏻👍🏻
My mom is saving up ALL her money and trying to pay off everything she can early so she can get me a high end PC and this really helped. I really wanted the new GeForce RTX 3090 but didn’t know how a Ryzen 5 would “keep up with it” as I didn’t know if it could handle the gpu (I’m not tech savvy) but I wanted a pic that could last me like 10 years.. so I got the ryzen 9 and that was said.
@galaxxxi I’m sorry?
If you are a gamer and want the best performance in games wait till the 5th of November. Ryzen 5000 CPU's will beat their Intel counterparts in most games across the board. Noticed this video almost completely ignoring the announcement of them. And definitely ignoring the benchmarks shown for them already.
The only issue is finding a motherboard that natively supports Ryzen 5000 CPUs. Keep this in mind if you’re not coming from a platform that will eventually support Ryzen 5000 and already have a previous generation Ryzen CPU for it (e.g. B450, X470, B550, X570, etc.)
dope info!
I'm not an avid Gamer, but needed a new modern set up just for every day use, due to pricing and availability I ended up with a 3600XT instead of the standard 3600. It won't be over clocked as I don't need that, and it should last as long as the Phenom II 965 Black edition that I just retired, I also have an FX9590 Piledriver on a 990 chipset that was used in my old simulator but I am retiring that too.
I would disagree on the cache part. It was the recipe that made Zen 3/Ryzen 5000 series so good for gaming.