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Forums › Desktop computing › Help: Ryzen7 + 3060 TI Gaming Build
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timmmay
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  #2619795 11-Dec-2020 06:39
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You could always buy a cheap or second hand Ryzen then upgrade later. There may be people who have upgraded to 5000 series selling their old CPU.



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  #2619973 11-Dec-2020 11:02
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spiman:

 

Thanks for all the pointers on cooling and noise level. I'll change the case to NZXT 510i and add a Hyper 212.

 

Yes, 5600x is the best value for money and performance option but the stock situation is not ideal. It comes down to whether I want it now or wait till next year. Answer is simple really, forced into 6 weeks leave, I know what I'll rather do! 🤓

 

 

I would have a look at these 2 videos.

 

Review of the NZXT 510

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTWYifGSUXs

 

2020 case awards

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhf97n0eqx4

 

 




Quic Broadband

 

Use R212389ELFLL2 promo code for free setup at checkout.

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