Which Ryzen CPU Should You Pick? [Ultimate Guide]

It's no secret that the Ryzen CPU series is truly amazing. It provides a lot of value for the money and gives Intel some serious competition.

But which AMD Ryzen CPU or processor should you pick? Which is best for your use case?

That is exactly what we'll help you within this video so keep watching!

Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:44 Best Mid-Range CPU
3:21 Best High-End CPU
4:46 Best Budget CPU
5:59 Best APU
8:33 Conclusion

[themistoclesnelson]

I love how simple your videos make things. Keep the good content coming.

[coshyn]

3:35 “ryzen 3700x and 3800x 8 cores 12 threads”... I thought I heard that wrong so I played it twice.

[wakatiparrish]

Why do all gaming clips feature people using controllers that aren't turned on? Or pressing buttons in no fashion that even a novice gamer would use? It's so cringey lol. Loved the video and definitely appreciate the knowledge on the CPU's so thank you for that. Just pick gamers next time actually using a controller 😂😂✌🏿

[glizzystrapzz]

I mean the ryzen 5 2600 is still a steal now a days too. It's definitely no where near the 3600 but its a bang for your buck cpu for sure

[maytheforcebewithyou]

i made a build for casual gaming when i have time and that means 3 hours about every weekend. i bought ryzen 3200g with a b450m asrock + rx 570 2x8 2666 ram + new case 45 bucks . i kept my old power supply. and all that cost about 350 to 400 with shipping . i play wow in high csgo ultra frontine in high. with no overclock

[that.unknown]

I like how you went straight to the point.

[IntoTheAbyss]

At 1:59 you say "Intel i9 9600k" I'm guessing you mean i5 9600k. But I wanted to point it out, just because it confused me for a second

[HuntaKiller]

Legit great recommendation.. considering i got the 2600 for $99 in AliExpress without cooler just now, will upgrade to a 3700x around this time nxt year🤭

[lazycat]

:3 need which GPU to pick 2019 video next

[TrowSonny]

nice video but you guys should definitely add some texts to the video while talking about the cpus and whatnot

[Jayfire]

I would say the 3800X because of the higher clock speeds and now it’s only a $40 difference because of the holidays.

[randyism]

I have ryzen 7 2700 X paired with Crosshair hero 7 motherboard. Asus 1070ti 8gb ASUS strix graphic card. 32GB G.Skill Flare x 3200hz, Cool Master ML240L. 250gb ssd, 1tb M.2 for storage . 7 fans to keep it cool. All power by Corsair CX550M. LOL. But I am very happy with the built. My first computer built. Thank you for your helpful Videos.

[xtremegamer]

Hey great and guide to help explain CPUs right now!

[aeonranger]

Great video. Just noticed though at around 3:30 when you cover the Ryzen 3700x and above you stated these were “8 core 12 thread CPUs” which is think you meant to say 16 threads. Please correct me if I’m wrong. Keep up the good work!

[mdhfilms]

To clarify on the 3600x and 3800x variants, you’re paying for high clock speed and better binned chip which means theoretically you can achieve higher clock speeds whilst overcolcking compared to the non x variant(3600)/also applies to 3800x v 3700x. You aren’t gaining massively in performance with these ryzen chips just a few % FPS in certain titles if you can achieve solid overclocks this is due to the new chips being more aggressively clocked out of the box. Good luck playing the silicon lottery!

[dalesplitstone]

I only considered the 2200g and 3400g for my APU build. I went with the 2200g because the price dropped to $59.99 for a couple of days. My first upgrade will be to either a used Radeon RX 580 or a new Radeon RX 590. After that, I will replace the 2200g, with either a 2700X or a 3600. Eventually I will upgrade to a 3950, but might upgrade to an RDNA card with ray tracing hardware first.


In my opinion, neither the 2400g nor the 3200g are worth considering at current pricing.

[harley]

very good informative video, just one small suggestion, turn the music down by half the volume, it was hard to hear you !

[ybr]

4:49 building a budget gaming cpu, what?




Yeah, i get, but still funny misspelling :D

[arunms]

Thanks for the video really helpful ❤️

[shotophop]

Heard the x ryzen have the ability to overclock automaticly when needed. And with better results than manual overclock. You forgot to mention.