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ZombieBrine1309
If I had to choose between just the two, I would pick the first.
You’ll absolutely get more performance out of the first.
DDR5 prices have been slowly declining since their scalping period, so it’s nice to have that in any new system.
Being nitpicky here: All new systems should have 1TB+ boot media, or 512GB boot + 512GB secondary. With the price difference between the second and first, you could buy a 2TB SATA SSD and install that.
Can you specify your target resolution/refresh rate?
josephseeed
Go with the first. You get a 3060ti instead of a 3060. If you are mostly gaming the 12700 with DDR4 will be slower than the 7700x with DDR5
Kaliente13
First one, hands down.
Ultrakotokin
If u have no choic but those two. Then the first one but honestly both are bad value IMO
Glittering_Bag2237
Go with the first, the 3060 Ti is enough to change my mind over the 3060, I would upgrade your SSD to larger and better performance with one of these
roberttheaxolotl
The first one is cheaper, has a better video card, double the RAM, and it’s DDR5 rather than DDR4. I don’t know Ryzen processors well enough to compare that directly, but in every other way, the specs are better, and so is the price.
ehtnnki
First one
Windwalker111089
Definitely 1st one. Your getting the latest generation platform that can be upgraded later on. I wish I would have waited. Got the 5800x on am4 and now that’s the last generation for the Mobo so if I want ddr5 and ryzen 7 series. I need to get rid of the Mobo since it won’t be compatible
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If I had to choose between just the two, I would pick the first.
You’ll absolutely get more performance out of the first.
DDR5 prices have been slowly declining since their scalping period, so it’s nice to have that in any new system.
Being nitpicky here: All new systems should have 1TB+ boot media, or 512GB boot + 512GB secondary. With the price difference between the second and first, you could buy a 2TB SATA SSD and install that.
Can you specify your target resolution/refresh rate?
Go with the first. You get a 3060ti instead of a 3060. If you are mostly gaming the 12700 with DDR4 will be slower than the 7700x with DDR5
First one, hands down.
If u have no choic but those two. Then the first one but honestly both are bad value IMO
Go with the first, the 3060 Ti is enough to change my mind over the 3060, I would upgrade your SSD to larger and better performance with one of these
The first one is cheaper, has a better video card, double the RAM, and it’s DDR5 rather than DDR4. I don’t know Ryzen processors well enough to compare that directly, but in every other way, the specs are better, and so is the price.
First one
Definitely 1st one. Your getting the latest generation platform that can be upgraded later on. I wish I would have waited. Got the 5800x on am4 and now that’s the last generation for the Mobo so if I want ddr5 and ryzen 7 series. I need to get rid of the Mobo since it won’t be compatible