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Here in Greece the 3600 costs around 180 euros and the 2600 (as well as the x variant) costs 120 euros. Since the build is mainly gonna be about gaming will I see a difference if I go with the 3600?

Can you recommend a good CPU for around 100 to 150 euros for gaming that will last for some years? I know Ryzen is great but a store near me also has an i5 9600KF and an i510400 for around 140 euros. Keep in mind that I live in Europe so maybe link amazon de or italy. Thanks!

Looking to build a PC in the near future and I haven't really be keeping up with releases but I know ryzen is the way to go. However I can also find a 9600KF or 10400f near me for around 140 bucks. Can someone recommend parts other than the PSU and case that would provide solid performance...

So like for the mobo I'm guessing it's kinda tricky (with the bios and all that). However on the CPU side I'm guessing it is safer? All I want to do is squeeze out as much performance as I can I guess. Anyway thank you for your reply!

So my computer has some old specs and I am pretty sure the only drivers I have ever updated are the gpu ones (1050ti). When I go to device manager and click on the cpu let's say, it shows me that there are drivers available. I guess what I am asking is this: Is there a tool or smth that I can...

Pretty straightforward: Which one should I get? I've seen that the asus one has some better features as far as gaming goes which will be the main use for the monitor). I will also be hooking up my ps4 to this monitor so the extra HDMI port on the VG245H will come in handy. Any help would be...

I was just wondering if i can still use my gtx 1050 ti while not having the monitor plugged in to it because it supports vga and the gpu doesn't have vga port. Is it possible? If not, can someone provide a link to an adapter that turns vga into hdmi? Any help would be appreciated!