i watched a couple of youtube vids n stuff showing the 1300x can hang with a good amount of new games at high-ultra with like 50+ fps with the gtx 1050 ti (my current card)
id be perfectly fine playing games on medium or in the future low if games require more with that in mind is the extra $70 id have to put out worth it for the 1500x on a budget build or would 1300x be fine?
main reasoning would be to future proof the pc a bit longer with the 1500x but my video card isnt amazing so is it even worth future proofing with a 1050ti? i likely wont be upgrading it anytime soon

this is the main video i watched
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHrku_94XJg
this video is similar but its with an overclocked r3 1200 @3.9ghz there is a few of these around as well seems like a popular budget build idea
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1AAnZyCls4&t=0s

This post was edited by dragoneth on Aug 13 2017 04:28am

id get the 1200

None, Intel.

Is it worth "futureproofing" your card? What

You can replace the card in the future and have a decent chip




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This post was edited by WhoBut_WBMason on Aug 13 2017 04:31am

im saying would it even be worth getting the 1500x with my video card or would it bottleneck the cpu? and that i likely wouldnt be upgrading from the 1050ti for quite some time


yeah intel and budget build dont belong in the same sentence


you mean 1300 or get 1200 and overclock? why not get 1300x and just overclock then?
or just troll +1ing?

This post was edited by dragoneth on Aug 13 2017 04:36am

1200 will overclock just as well as the 1300x, we saw it in all the other lineups, no reason it would be different here. Theres no reason to spend more on a higher bclk.

This is why I ended up with the1700

amd is junk anyway u should get the i5-7500 it smashes the ryzen in video games and everything else intel is the best it is the best

Same. Why the heck should I pay extra to get the same chip that has the possible to overclock to the same frequency.

When buying Ryzen go for the lowest in each group. r3 1200 4c/4t, r5 1400 4c/8t, r5 1600 6c/12t and r7 1700 8c/16t

You almost made it