Ryzen 5 1600

>>60943698
A big one.

yuge

How big of an upgrade is a rx 560 vs a r7 265?

>>60943939
I'd say fairly big, if not significant fps, a decent amount more efficient

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>>60943939
It depends on the purpose.
The 560 is enough for normie 1080p 60fps gaming (LoL, Dota, CSGO)
Even more recent titles will run 50-60fps with medium settings or even high.

>>6094369
Your a big upgrade

>>60943939

1050 is better than 560 anon and if you can spare few dollars more, get 1050 ti. You won't regret them.

>>60943698
https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare.php?cmp[]=1781&cmp[]=2984

>>60943883
4U

>>60946347
Is the 1050 ti between the 560 and 570? I would get a 570 or 580 but we all know they're out of stock. Or should I just play the waiting game like always and see about Vega?

>>60946556
bumping this

>>60946556
Don't buy less performance just because of a shortage. Buy a 570 when they're back in stock or get a 1060

>>60943698
>Pick unrelated
i7-6700K

>>60943698
http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/AMD-Ryzen-5-1600-vs-AMD-FX-6300/3919vs1555

Look under average bench for single core/quad core/multi core

Also effective speed.

Fair to say, its roughly 65% better.

Ryzen 1700X or 1800X for gayming?

>>60948752
and streaming*

>>60948752
1700, seriously. Just overclock that fucker if you truly need that gaymen performance.