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number and letter mean for AMD processor
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Not quite, and AMD varies greatly depending on generation (FX, Ryzen, etc).
If you're asking for Ryzen;
Ryzen can either have 3, 5 or 7. This can be seen as similar to Intel's i3, i5 or i7 as they are usually competitor equivalent to each other. The first digit in either 1xxx or 2xxx represents the generation, 2000 series being the refreshed Zen+. Second digit represents the 'power' of the chip in the sense that the higher chips are higher models, so 2500 > 2400 > 2300, etc. Finally, the 'X' at the end of some of the CPUs on Ryzen does not represent unlocked (meaning overclockable) like it does on Intel. The X represents XFR (Xtended Frequency Range) which simply put, means the CPU will automatically boost higher than the non-X models provided it is under the right conditions (temperature and such). Other AMD series like FX are a completely different ballpark though. Hope this helps!
If you're asking for Ryzen;
Ryzen can either have 3, 5 or 7. This can be seen as similar to Intel's i3, i5 or i7 as they are usually competitor equivalent to each other. The first digit in either 1xxx or 2xxx represents the generation, 2000 series being the refreshed Zen+. Second digit represents the 'power' of the chip in the sense that the higher chips are higher models, so 2500 > 2400 > 2300, etc. Finally, the 'X' at the end of some of the CPUs on Ryzen does not represent unlocked (meaning overclockable) like it does on Intel. The X represents XFR (Xtended Frequency Range) which simply put, means the CPU will automatically boost higher than the non-X models provided it is under the right conditions (temperature and such). Other AMD series like FX are a completely different ballpark though. Hope this helps!
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CRO5513Y :
Not quite, and AMD varies greatly depending on generation (FX, Ryzen, etc).
If you're asking for Ryzen;
Ryzen can either have 3, 5 or 7. This can be seen as similar to Intel's i3, i5 or i7 as they are usually competitor equivalent to each other. The first digit in either 1xxx or 2xxx represents the generation, 2000 series being the refreshed Zen+. Second digit represents the 'power' of the chip in the sense that the higher chips are higher models, so 2500 > 2400 > 2300, etc. Finally, the 'X' at the end of some of the CPUs on Ryzen does not represent unlocked (meaning overclockable) like it does on Intel. The X represents XFR (Xtended Frequency Range) which simply put, means the CPU will automatically boost higher than the non-X models provided it is under the right conditions (temperature and such). Other AMD series like FX are a completely different ballpark though. Hope this helps!
If you're asking for Ryzen;
Ryzen can either have 3, 5 or 7. This can be seen as similar to Intel's i3, i5 or i7 as they are usually competitor equivalent to each other. The first digit in either 1xxx or 2xxx represents the generation, 2000 series being the refreshed Zen+. Second digit represents the 'power' of the chip in the sense that the higher chips are higher models, so 2500 > 2400 > 2300, etc. Finally, the 'X' at the end of some of the CPUs on Ryzen does not represent unlocked (meaning overclockable) like it does on Intel. The X represents XFR (Xtended Frequency Range) which simply put, means the CPU will automatically boost higher than the non-X models provided it is under the right conditions (temperature and such). Other AMD series like FX are a completely different ballpark though. Hope this helps!
ok tq
How about this?
CPU : RYZEN 3 2200G
MOBO : ASUS PRIME A320M K
PSU : Kingses ks600
CASE : TECWARE NEXUS M
HDD : SEAGATE 1TB
SSD : Patriot Burst 120gb
RAM : APACER PANTHER 8GB
GPU : ZOTAC GTX 1050ti OC 4gb
do you think it was good for streaming, editing, and gaming?
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so i just need to change CPU?
CPU : RYZEN 5 2600G
MOBO : ASUS PRIME A320M K
PSU : Kingses ks600
CASE : TECWARE NEXUS M
HDD : SEAGATE 1TB
SSD : Patriot Burst 120gb
RAM : APACER PANTHER 8GB
GPU : ZOTAC GTX 1050ti OC 4gb
so thats all i need for all my desire?
or i should change gpu to GTX 1060 3gb?
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GPU : MSI GTX 1060 3GB
CPU : AMD RYZEN 5 2600
MOBO : Asus PRIME A320M k
SSD : PNY CS900 120gb
HDD : Segate Barracuda 1TB 3.5" 64mb 7200RPM
RAM : Cosair Vengeance LPX 8GB DDR4 2400
CASE : SEGOTEP HALO 6 MINI GAMING CASING
PSU : Kingses ks600
how about this?
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i see so i just need to download if BIOS is below
so 2 list hardware i show u, either one i can use it?
u think which 1 is better?
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