Hey everyone. So I've been searching for the components of my second build so far, which will be a PC for my dad's work.
I've decided to go with the R3 3200G for the time being, but after finding out that I had a bit more budget to spend, I decided to also consider the R5 2400G (it is 60 euros more in my country). Either case, I will of course use some really fast G.Skill Value 16GB 3000Mhz RAM in two sticks. Surprisingly though, according to all the benchmarks I've seen so far, the R3 3200G defeats the R5 (base clocks) slightly in all sectors except 8 core performance.
The main programs my dad will be using will be FXpro cTrader along with multiple Chrome Tabs open simultaneously at all times, along with maybe Excel or Word.
Would these programs guarantee giving in the extra 60 euros in order to get the R5? Should I even ditch the Ryzen processors entirely and get an Intel CPU along with a cheap discrete GPU (my dad works with at least 2 screens by the way)?
Thanks a lot in advance.
I've decided to go with the R3 3200G for the time being, but after finding out that I had a bit more budget to spend, I decided to also consider the R5 2400G (it is 60 euros more in my country). Either case, I will of course use some really fast G.Skill Value 16GB 3000Mhz RAM in two sticks. Surprisingly though, according to all the benchmarks I've seen so far, the R3 3200G defeats the R5 (base clocks) slightly in all sectors except 8 core performance.
The main programs my dad will be using will be FXpro cTrader along with multiple Chrome Tabs open simultaneously at all times, along with maybe Excel or Word.
Would these programs guarantee giving in the extra 60 euros in order to get the R5? Should I even ditch the Ryzen processors entirely and get an Intel CPU along with a cheap discrete GPU (my dad works with at least 2 screens by the way)?
Thanks a lot in advance.