Recent content by JK98

I would go for 3500 due to Zen2 Architecture, and better Single-Core performance than 2600. Hyperthreading doesn't matter much in the games, cause they mostly use 4 cores and this is where the single-core performance kicks in. Just go for 3500, and if you have more budget, go for 3600.

Hey man, I recently bought Ryzen 5 3500 from SP Road (famous for computer parts) for INR 9500+GST. I did a lot of research before going with this processor, I mainly compared this processor to i5 9400F, R5 2600 and R5 3600. I went with this processor because, compared to i5 9400, the processor...

I've been using Ryzen 5 3500 with the stock thermal paste, and it stays around 38-40 C when on idle, 45-50 while browsing, and 65-75 while gaming. But the thing is, at higher temperatures, the processor does not hit the max boost clock which is 4.2 GHz, in my case, it stays around 3.8 GHz.

Hi guys, I was wondering if this is an issue with the processor or it is designed in a way like that. You can check the below screenshot for more details. Also, I have got a MSI A320M PRO-VD/S v2 Motherboard with Corsair Vengeance 3000 MHz RAM running at 2133 MHz. I would like to run this RAM...