R3 2200g + RX 580 / R5 2600 + GTX 1050 TI

[fussyon11]

I want to buy a gaming pc that is already build and ready to go but I don`t know which one to choose between these 2, please guys can you give me an opinion? I would really appreciate it https://www.pcgarage.ro/sisteme-pc-garage/pc-garage/gaming-drifter-v7-amd-ryzen-5-2600-34ghz-8gb-ddr4-1tb-hdd-plus-120gb-ssd-gtx-1050-ti-4gb-gddr5-iluminare-rgb/ / https://www.pcgarage.ro/sisteme-pc-garage/pc-garage/gaming-charger-v5-amd-ryzen-3-2200g-35ghz-4-nuclee-8gb-ddr4-1tb-hdd-plus-120gb-ssd-rx-580-8gb-gddr5-iluminare-rgb/

 

[doolittle]

Ideally you want the R5 2600 with the RX 580 But, between these two the best bet is to probably get the R5 2600 with the 1050ti, then upgrade the GPU later down the road.

The 2200G with the 580 is also not a bad choice and will perform well with the current crop of games - however it is much more budget-friendly to get the better cpu now, and upgrade the GPU later than the other way around (or upgrading both in a shorter time).

 

[Gadhar]

I have to say I am leaning more toward the 2200G/RX 580 only because that gpu will give you more life than the 1050ti and with an AM4 socket you could easily put a nicer processor in if you wanted to down the road. AMD have said they will support the AM4 until 2020.

 

[doolittle]

I have to say I am leaning more toward the 2200G/RX 580 only because that gpu will give you more life than the 1050ti and with an AM4 socket you could easily put a nicer processor in if you wanted to down the road. AMD have said they will support the AM4 until 2020.

Quite true, however OP is looking at a pre-built so a GPU upgrade is quite simple where a CPU upgrade would be considerably more difficult.

It would also be good if the same socket supported all future chips however that is not always the case and the chipset will also have a lot to do with cpu upgrade support.