If I have to build a new PC right now, today, and this time only, which platform should I choose for gaming, Ryzen or Kabylake?. I know in the paper i5 7600k and i7 7700k are the best in performance for gaming. But if I choose those CPU it mean I have to using z270 mobo which very expensive in Indonesia (the cheapest around $250) and I have to bought after market cooler. But should I consider the non-k version? Like i5 7600 or below or i7 7700 and get b250 mobo? But, yeah I can't do any overclock.
On the other side, Ryzen is pretty pretty good price/performance in Indonesia. The R5 only cost $250 and I can get B350 for $120, also I can slap 3200mhz DDR4 RAM on that mobo, which I can't do on Intel side B250. And I get cooler on the box also, which I save money for cooler.
So, in the calculator, the Ryzen give me a good price with a little less performance of Intel. And now we're talking cores, threads, and investment. Which platform will give me lifetime investment. I dont want to change any CPU every 2 years. Does 6C/12T on Ryzen will he handy on the future? Because new games like Prey, The Surge, Rise of Tomb Raider, Doom, and you name it, will work flawlessly on multithread CPU, and yeah on higher clock too (like intel).
So anyone can help me choose? Thank you.
On the other side, Ryzen is pretty pretty good price/performance in Indonesia. The R5 only cost $250 and I can get B350 for $120, also I can slap 3200mhz DDR4 RAM on that mobo, which I can't do on Intel side B250. And I get cooler on the box also, which I save money for cooler.
So, in the calculator, the Ryzen give me a good price with a little less performance of Intel. And now we're talking cores, threads, and investment. Which platform will give me lifetime investment. I dont want to change any CPU every 2 years. Does 6C/12T on Ryzen will he handy on the future? Because new games like Prey, The Surge, Rise of Tomb Raider, Doom, and you name it, will work flawlessly on multithread CPU, and yeah on higher clock too (like intel).
So anyone can help me choose? Thank you.
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