[SOLVED] upgrading to new components?

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Hi, im looking now for another upgrade currently CPU, MB, RAM... gpu will be same

from
i5 4690k / msi z97 g5 / 16gb ddr3-1600 ballistix elite / crucial mx100(128gb)+mx300(525gb)

to
Ryzen TR 2920x / strix x399e / 64gb corsair ddr4-3200 / corsair force mp510(480gb)
about 1190€ total.

or maybe ?
strix z390-E or F ? / i9-9900k - ram/ssd same...

gpu would be still the strix 1080ti
it is worthy idea ?
as that i would stay with strix MB (could be also with Intel cpu :-D but still must be "rog strix" :-D )

thanks
 
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@mitch074 now the TR2920X is on 400€ pricetag as the 3900X is on 560€ pricetag... so that was reason to choose TR2920X
TR2950X pricetag now : 800€ 🆒
You can put a 3900X on a $120 X470 motherboard and get the same if not better performance than your 2920 on a $400 X399 motherboard. There also are some X570 motherboards under the $300 price tag now, which means PCIE-4.0. CPU would cost more, but whole platform prices goes down. Now, Threadripper remains interesting when it comes to RAM capacity and bandwidth : quad channel can be useful on some big jobs. The amount of cache on Zen2 though makes the Ryzen 3900 very interesting for a rendering workstation though.
With your renders, would the performance benefit from strictly cores, or would single threaded performance count aswell?

A 3900x would be my pick as a happy medium. Its single threaded performance is not quite to 9900k levels but much better than a 2920x. The multicore performance would be above a 9900k due to its extra cores and the 3900x would bring better multicore performance over the 2929x due to the extra single threaded performance and same core count.
 
@mitch074 now the TR2920X is on 400€ pricetag as the 3900X is on 560€ pricetag... so that was reason to choose TR2920X
TR2950X pricetag now : 800€ 🆒
You can put a 3900X on a $120 X470 motherboard and get the same if not better performance than your 2920 on a $400 X399 motherboard. There also are some X570 motherboards under the $300 price tag now, which means PCIE-4.0. CPU would cost more, but whole platform prices goes down. Now, Threadripper remains interesting when it comes to RAM capacity and bandwidth : quad channel can be useful on some big jobs. The amount of cache on Zen2 though makes the Ryzen 3900 very interesting for a rendering workstation though.
 
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weishark

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@remixislandmusic cooler would be reused kraken x62. with the renders from vegas14 im not 100% sure about performance with single/multi core :-D because with actual i5 4690k im fulltime on 100% usage... and also im "newbie" on video renderings :-D
@remixislandmusic :-D would stay only with asus strix... sorry rest pc build on aurasync :-D
 
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