If I wanted to go down the DDR4 route, I would go for AM4. But you guys just dissuaded me from doing so...If the budget is tight, you can explore Intel i5 12400 and B660 DDR4 build.
The Intel 15th gen Bartlett lake will use LGA 1700, so the 15th gen CPUs should be compatible with your mobo if you update the BIOS.
That's a much better product line to go with.PSU: the models on the list are not available in the store I'll be getting my rig from. Would this be a decent alternative: Seasonic Focus GX 750W PSU (FOCUS-GX-750) ?
This was the cheapest worthwhile Gigabyte board I saw when looking and it's comparable to the ASRock, but it was more expensive by a fair bit so I didn't include it: B650M DS3H.Mobo: I will consider this too, but once again, going for a better mobo as suggested above would strain the budget consderably, and I don't wanna get wound up in this loop. Edit: I've just read further back ,and the ASRock B650M-HDV m.2 is indeed affordable. I don't mind going for that, although I would have liked a Gigabyte mobo, as I've had nor problems with them ever, for over 25 years now.
You can always link it, won't hurt anything.I could link you the store website, but it's in HU only, so I don't presume you wanna bother.![]()
If I wanted to go down the DDR4 route, I would go for AM4. But you guys just dissuaded me from doing so...![]()
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It would be slower, especially with 3000 memory, but this is best case scenario (using DDR5): https://www.techpowerup.com/review/amd-ryzen-5-7600-non-x/6.htmlPerformance-wise, roughly how does the intel CPU (and the entire system) measure up to the Ryzen 7600?
You don't really need anything beyond the cooler they come with for those parts.Also: any particualr reason why you did not include a dedicated CPU cooler for either setup?