[SOLVED] Should I buy a ryzen 3600 for gaming with a rtx 2060 super?

[pocketgaming12]

I am a little bit cut on a budget and I want to know if I will feel a difference if I take ryzen 5 3600 and not a i5 9600k.
I play on 1080p 75hz monitor.

 

[thekillerx10]

for gaming the i5 9600k is better and an rtx 2060 super for a 75hz monitor is a bit of overkill i would also recommend buying a 144 hz when you have a budget for one,if your main purpose is gaming so the 9600k would be better and if you overclocked it it would better

 

[thekillerx10]

looks like some games is better on 9600k and some is better on 3600, but the r5 3600 is cheaper, and giving almost the same performance of 9600k , i honestly recommend getting 3600 not 9600k

here is a benchmark of the 3600 , and i5 9600k keep in mind that you will need a cooler for the 9600k but the 3600 have already a cooler in its box

 

[logainofhades]

Gaming, in more recent titles, the 3600 is better, as it doesn't suffer from frametime issues, that the 9600k does. It is simply a better all around CPU.

 

[thekillerx10]

Gaming, in more recent titles, the 3600 is better, as it doesn't suffer from frametime issues, that the 9600k does. It is simply a better all around CPU.

but there is some games the 9600k is better as you can see here:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0_DBUJrWl4&t=210s

 

[GarrettL]

The 3600 and the 2060S would be a nice duo for high frame rates with high to ultra settings at 1080p. It would also work for 1440p but with medium to high settings depending on title and your eye candy requirements.

 

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but there is some games the 9600k is better as you can see here:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0_DBUJrWl4&t=210s

6c/6th won't last. Unless you already have an intel mobo, I would not reccomend the 9600k to anyone who wants their CPU to last over a year.
Also, you could get more performance by putting the money you saved from getting the 9600k to a better gpu.

 

[logainofhades]

but there is some games the 9600k is better as you can see here:

The 9600k is not a very good CPU, unless you only play older, or lightly threaded, titles. The frametime issues/stutter, happens in modern titles, that want more than what the 9600k can provide.

The 3600x actually holds its own well, vs an 8700k, for much less.