which ryzen should i go for

[intasar93]

i was going to upgrade my PC soon and i was thinking of getting a ryzen CPU, but im confused as to which ryzen processor should I go for?

Ryzen 3 2200 3.7Ghz
Ryzen 5 2400G
Ryzen 5 2600

I wanted to go for Ryzen 3 but i was suggested to go for ryzen 5 instead, so i was thinking to add up a lil more cash and get the ryzen 5

 

[Hellfire13]

2600 will not work without a video card, it does not have iGPU. So consider it only if you have a video card. Else, 2400g is as far as you can go. But if you do have a dedicated card, the 2600 should be a no brainer.

 

[intasar93]

2600 will not work without a video card, it does not have iGPU. So consider it only if you have a video card. Else, 2400g is as far as you can go. But if you do have a dedicated card, the 2600 should be a no brainer.

how about ryzen 3 ? will i be able to play games for next 2-3 years at least?

 

[Hellfire13]

The vega 11 graphics on 2200g or 2400g is not something exceptional, hell it is not even half decent. It will vary from game to game, but you can play most games on lowest settings for a year maybe.

 

[intasar93]

The vega 11 graphics on 2200g or 2400g is not something exceptional, hell it is not even half decent. It will vary from game to game, but you can play most games on lowest settings for a year maybe.

im getting a 1050ti from my friend so that will add up right?

 

[Hellfire13]

Then you should get the 2600 instead of the 2200g. It will last you way longer in the future.

 

[intasar93]

Then you should get the 2600 instead of the 2200g. It will last you way longer in the future.

okay, actually i was going with the budget, ryzen 3 2200g is 8k INR and ryzen 5 2600 is 17k INR almost a 10k difference.

 

[Hellfire13]

You can go with 2200g for an entry level build along with the 1050ti. Should be fine.

 

[intasar93]

You can go with 2200g for an entry level build along with the 1050ti. Should be fine.

Okay, thanks for the help, really appreciate it!