Total or partial change? (updating myself)
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And in the end how was the change? Have you noticed it in games? You should notice a nice FPS increase, not doubling the FPS but I'd say easily 40-50% more depending on the game.
https://www.gpucheck.com/compare/nvidia-geforce-gtx-760-vs-amd-radeon-rx-570/
On the other hand, a change you might consider is acquiring an I7 from your socket that is well priced. A 2600K can be found for about 80-85€. You sell your micro and for a few euros you would notice a change especially in games that use more than 4 cores. Like Battlefield. It's a change to leave a balanced team, games pull more from graphics than from micro. And don't think that by assembling a modern AMD you will move games much better, with all the money that the change of platform implies. That's why another cheap option is the I7.
I have an I7 2600k at 4.2 which as you can see is old with an RX 580 of 8 Gigas and the team with 16 Gigas of Ram gives me the ability to play at 1080p well and at 1440p depending on the game if I don't put details in ultra it goes decently.
If you don't see it as an option, I personally would stick with the current team, because spending about 500€ between memories, motherboard and micro, is a lot of money, and assembling a modern team, but with the graphics card you bought, it would be a lot of micro for that graphics card. More so considering how little it cost you. In summary, enjoy the new graphics card and either you spend little on a second-hand I7, or it's time to fork out a good amount of money.
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@amd125 said in Total or partial change? (updating):
And in the end, how was the change? Have you noticed it in games? You should notice a nice FPS increase, not double the FPS but I'd say easily 40-50% more depending on the game.
https://www.gpucheck.com/compare/nvidia-geforce-gtx-760-vs-amd-radeon-rx-570/
On the other hand, a change you might consider is acquiring an i7 from your socket that is well priced. A 2600K can be found for about 80-85€. You sell your micro and for a few euros you would notice a change especially in games that use more than 4 cores. Like Battlefield. It's a change to leave a balanced team, games rely more on graphics than on micro. And don't think that by assembling a modern AMD you will move games much better, with all the money that the change of platform implies. That's why another cheap option is the i7.
I have an i7 2600k at 4.2 which as you can see is old with an RX 580 of 8 Gigas and the team with 16 Gigas of Ram gives me the ability to play at 1080p well and at 1440p depending on the game if I don't put details in ultra it goes decently.
If you don't see it as an option, I personally would stick with the current team, because spending about 500€ between memories, motherboard and micro, is a lot of money, and assembling a modern team, but with the graphics card you've bought, it would be a lot of micro for that graphics card. More so considering how little it cost you. In summary, enjoy the new graphics card and either you spend little on a second-hand i7, or you have to shell out a good amount of money.
I really appreciate your advice, it's an option I hadn't considered. The truth is that if I've managed to get a 20 and 35 frames more depending on the game. I know that updating the team completely is around the money you say, but I'm in no hurry from now until summer or after and the ryzen 3s come out. I'll gain some improvement in the games but already looking to the future of moving to 6 or 8 cores will give me the ability to work with multitasking and video editing.
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Well, I think that's great. Enjoy the new graphics, those extra FPS, smoother gameplay, and when you have some money saved up, you'll see what to do with it. Not before. Congratulations, very good change for very little money.
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Thank you very much, the truth is that we appreciate all the advice you provide here since sometimes the impulse to buy the newest or latest can play a bad trick on you and thanks to your advice, a good choice of equipment or components can give you equipment according to your needs for several years...
