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Tele wrote You could get an Intel i5-10600k for around £240, in real world performance the two CPU's will be very similar performance. But then again you could end up spending more money for a B460/Z490 as opposed to a B360/Z390.

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Tele wrote You could get an Intel i5-10600k for around £240, in real world performance the two CPU's will be very similar performance. But then again you could end up spending more money for a B460/Z490 as opposed to a B360/Z390.

Ye I've been looking at Motherboard tbh I was gonna get the AMD ASUS ROG STRIX B550-F GAMING AM4 Motherboard

But the intel motherboards are alot more expensive tbh

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BabyMacca wrote

Tele wrote You could get an Intel i5-10600k for around £240, in real world performance the two CPU's will be very similar performance. But then again you could end up spending more money for a B460/Z490 as opposed to a B360/Z390.

Ye I've been looking at Motherboard tbh I was gonna get the AMD ASUS ROG STRIX B550-F GAMING AM4 Motherboard

But the intel motherboards are alot more expensive tbh

Well I just picked up an Intel Core i5-10600k new and sealed on eBay for £217 and an ASUS Intel B460 ROG STRIX B460-F GAMING ATX Motherboard for £144.98 on Scan.

BabyMacca wrote I appreciateyour help bro could you find me a intel mobo and cpu i'm gonna have alook at both you see also is they a big differents from ram speeds 2400-3200? I will have a look at the Sabrent or Gigabyte SSDs

BabyMacca wrote Hey guys I can't pick between i7 9700K or R5 5600X

BabyMacca wrote See I think intel is more reliable

Tele wrote Well I just picked up an Intel Core i5-10600k new and sealed on eBay for £217 and an ASUS Intel B460 ROG STRIX B460-F GAMING ATX Motherboard for £144.98 on Scan.

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BabyMacca wrote I appreciateyour help bro could you find me a intel mobo and cpu i'm gonna have alook at both you see also is they a big differents from ram speeds 2400-3200? I will have a look at the Sabrent or Gigabyte SSDs

There is no point looking at any PCIe 4.0 SSD if you go with Intel, since you're not going to be able to utilise it anyway.

Yes, there's a difference between 2400MHz and 3200MHz RAM speeds. How much of a difference depends on what exactly you're doing and what CPU you're using.

If you're wanting an Intel alternative to Ryzen 5000, then buy 10th gen i5 or i7, so an i5-10600K(F) or i7-10700K(F). Then for a motherboard with 10th gen Intel, I would personally be getting an Asus Strix Z490 board, but an MSI Z490 Tomahawk will do the job just fine and is pretty reasonably priced at £170.

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I didn't have a chance to reply to your last thread or PM yet as I've been working. So, regarding your PM, an R5 5600X vs R7 3800X, I would probably just take the 5600X for 20 quid less. It's going to be the better option in games and will pretty much match a 3800X in multithreaded situations anyway, despite having 2 less cores.

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BabyMacca wrote Hey guys I can't pick between i7 9700K or R5 5600X

Definitely not an i7-9700K. An R5 5600X is just better than a 9700K, in games and multithreaded situations.
i5-10600K is cheaper than a 9700K and better, so even if you were adamant against AMD, a 9700K still makes no sense at all.

BabyMacca wrote See I think intel is more reliable

It's not.

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Tele wrote Well I just picked up an Intel Core i5-10600k new and sealed on eBay for £217 and an ASUS Intel B460 ROG STRIX B460-F GAMING ATX Motherboard for £144.98 on Scan.

Can't overclock on a B460 motherboard.

Tele wrote I was aware of that before purchasing and I don't plan to overclock anyway. Although I seen something about Asus Performance Enhancement but I don't really understand it.