Building pc for Bannerlord

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jaku said:
If you're gonna build a new pc, 8x2 (16)gb 3000mhz rams would be enough for the next 5 years for sure. If you're not Nvidia fan I suggest you to get 580 Gpu since it's the one of the best price/performance gpu so far. When it comes to Cpu, Ryzen 5 3600 would be cool but since I have no clue about your budget, I can assure say that even ryzen 5 2600/x is good enough for gaming.
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i can go with the 3600 and i am a very big fan of NVidia, never had anything but intel and NVidia, this is the first time i'm going for amd because of budget but gpu wise i would never go with anything other then nvidia, anyway my prob is not the change from the 3400G to the 3600, the prob is if i do get 3600 that means i need another $400+ and more for a gpu as well, which means another month or 2 of saving up money.
 
Where are you from and what's your budget btw? 3600 is actually the best one in term of price/performance nowadays, yet if you're not willing to wait for 2 months for saving some money, you can just get 2600(or X) and increase the budget for better Gpu.
 
I think it's not but it all depends on your expectations, you know. Basically the difference between these 2 cpu's are while 3600 has 3.6hz and can be increased to 4.2, 3600x has 3.8 and can be increased to 4.4hz by overclocking.
 
jaku said:
Where are you from and what's your budget btw? 3600 is actually the best one in term of price/performance nowadays, yet if you're not willing to wait for 2 months for saving some money, you can just get 2600(or X) and increase the budget for better Gpu.
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from the u.s. and my budget was $100-$150 per item but i can spare the extra for the cpu to get the 3600, i'm basically just buying 1 item every 2 weeks since i have issues saving up the money, so i don't really put money on the side, i just spend per item with each paycheck otherwise that money goes in the casino. ( hardship of living in Vegas )
 
Well I think the best you can do is waiting since the game is not even released yet. Just to let you know, the most valuable part of a pc is generally the gpus, so you're probably gonna regret in the end if you end up buying everything right now.
 
well I wish you the best luck man. I'm not sure how it goes in U.S but I feel like there might be some markets going for discounts on tech stuff just like in my country. You better check out for them on internet.
 
Icewood said:
from the u.s. and my budget was $100-$150 per item but i can spare the extra for the cpu to get the 3600, i'm basically just buying 1 item every 2 weeks since i have issues saving up the money, so i don't really put money on the side, i just spend per item with each paycheck otherwise that money goes in the casino. ( hardship of living in Vegas )
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might not be an option but definitely worth checking out 0% interest financing for 6-12 months loans from newegg. amazon might have similar financing too if im not mistaken. if you can do like $200-$300 a month in payments should be able to afford a decent $1200-$1600 rig easily
 
Icewood said:
from the u.s. and my budget was $100-$150 per item but i can spare the extra for the cpu to get the 3600, i'm basically just buying 1 item every 2 weeks since i have issues saving up the money, so i don't really put money on the side, i just spend per item with each paycheck otherwise that money goes in the casino. ( hardship of living in Vegas )
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9600k is a lot better, its intel and only costs 20$ more unless you purchased the motherboard already i would go with that. Personally i wouldn’t trust amd to run mario bros
 
An AMD CPU is a significant better choice for performance/price, and considering how bannerlord is optimized for multi-threading an AMD CPU is the better choice.

The 9600k only has 6 cores 6 threads opposed to a rzyen 3 3600 which is lower priced and has a slightly lower clock speed but has 6 cores and 12 threads.

AMD has great hardware, i don't know what intel fanbois have against it.
 
Younes123 said:
An AMD CPU is a significant better choice for performance/price, and considering how bannerlord is optimized for multi-threading an AMD CPU is the better choice.

The 9600k only has 6 cores 6 threads opposed to a rzyen 3 3600 which is lower priced and has a slightly lower clock speed but has 6 cores and 12 threads.

AMD has great hardware, i don't know what intel fanbois have against it.
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i think you meant to say ryzen 5 3600?
 
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Icewood said:
and btw, the build does need to be able to stream and record as well, i'm going to be using 2 screens
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You might even be better off with a 2700x if that's the case. Should be around the same price as a 3600 but has two extra physical cores and a better bundled cooler. Bear in mind that with a 3600 you'd be taking a slightly weaker CPU than Taleworlds suggests (their recommended AMD CPU is a 3600x) and then asking it to do extra stuff as well.

In your position I'd try to be patient and wait for tests once the game is in EA.
 
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