B360 is chipset, not socket. That's your reper to what CPU might be compatible. In cases like that you can research it yourself. Pick any Intel compatible MB with b360 chipset and see what CPUs are compatible with it, most of the time all MBs with particular chipset would have same CPU socket and compatible CPUs.I checked and I it's a b360 socket. Is there any intel cpu's close to the power of the ryzen 3600x? which are also compatible with a b360 socket, of course.
It seems to be Intel o no Ryzen which is from AMD.Right now i'm running a Lenovo legion t530 prebuilt.
It says that the motherboard is a 36E7. But I can't find any information as to what fits.
I was thinking about upgrading my CPU to a ryzen 3600x,
That will be a whole new PC.I was thinking about upgrading my CPU to a ryzen 3600x,
It seems to be Intel o no Ryzen which is from AMD.
B360 is the chipset.I checked and I it's a b360 socket. Is there any intel cpu's close to the power of the ryzen 3600x? which are also compatible with a b360 socket, of course.
B360 is chipset, not socket. That's your reper to what CPU might be compatible. In cases like that you can research it yourself. Pick any Intel compatible MB with b360 chipset and see what CPUs are compatible with it, most of the time all MBs with particular chipset would have same CPU socket and compatible CPUs.I checked and I it's a b360 socket. Is there any intel cpu's close to the power of the ryzen 3600x? which are also compatible with a b360 socket, of course.