Hi all
I have currently an AMD FX-8320 and I'm planning to upgrade the graphics card to a Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB anyway.
With that in mind is it worth upgrading the CPU as well for 1080p gaming?
If yes is the price difference between the Ryzen 3 2200G and the Ryzen 5 2600 (which is about £60) justifying the difference in performance?
As in am I getting £60 more in performance?
Taking into consideration here that the 2200G costs only £100..
Is it worth perhaps investing a bit more in RAM instead getting 16GBs of RAM?
I'm on a tight budget basically and I want to get every bit as much value for money as I can.
There is also a matter of futureproofing the machine. Albeit I've had the FX 8320 for a few years now (can't remember how many lol but must be 5).
I play mainly FPS and the occasional Dota 2.
Thank you all!
I have currently an AMD FX-8320 and I'm planning to upgrade the graphics card to a Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB anyway.
With that in mind is it worth upgrading the CPU as well for 1080p gaming?
If yes is the price difference between the Ryzen 3 2200G and the Ryzen 5 2600 (which is about £60) justifying the difference in performance?
As in am I getting £60 more in performance?
Taking into consideration here that the 2200G costs only £100..
Is it worth perhaps investing a bit more in RAM instead getting 16GBs of RAM?
I'm on a tight budget basically and I want to get every bit as much value for money as I can.
There is also a matter of futureproofing the machine. Albeit I've had the FX 8320 for a few years now (can't remember how many lol but must be 5).
I play mainly FPS and the occasional Dota 2.
Thank you all!