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every morning I wake up I'm always on the prowl for a good deal and lately I've been getting asked a few questions about the risin 7 2,700 now currently you can get this cpu for 210 US dollars and at that price it's really good value for 8 cause 16 threads that so if AK lockable comes with an included cooler but right around the corner in a week's time Zhen 2 is going to be released and although the value for money on this Rison 720 700 is pretty much going to be unmatched in the new CPU scene it still leaves the question of should you wait a week's time even if you want to purchase something like the rising 720 700 or should you just buy it now and skip the wait because prices of this stuff might go up after the Zen to launch well today I'm going to give you guys some suggestions because ultimately you can do what you want with your money but I'm definitely going to give you guys my advice as a deal hunter so you can save the most money going into the Zen to launch so the two CPUs right now that are looking really good on the new market is the Rison 526 hundred one hundred and fifty dollars and also the horizon 727 hundred at two hundred and ten USD now here's where things get a little bit tricky because if you're building a whole new entire system and the whole build for instance is going to tally a thousand dollars then paying an extra hundred dollars or so for that risin seven thirty seven hundred X when it's released I would say would be worth the wait especially if it's going to deliver what AMD has promised that it's going to deliver as CES and also Computex but on that note there's some other things that we're going to look at because the smartest play in my opinion would be to look back at launches like Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge and when those CPUs launched everyone was buying motherboards are buying SSDs they're buying cases power supplies RAM and all the prices of these things went up after these CPUs and motherboards were launched but if we learn anything from that it's that is if you know you're going to be building an entirely new system then the best way to be would be to get all the extra pieces except the CPU and the motherboard or in this case I'd actually recommend getting a motherboard like this one right here the B 450 tomahawk which has USB flash back and it will support the latest 3rd gen riser chips so if you get a motherboard like this you get some ddr4 memory for instance you can get 32 hundred megahertz seal 16 480 dollars for a 16 gigabyte kit I haven't seen prices this cheap on memory in a long time and then you've got things like power supplies cases SSDs all this stuff is currently going for pretty much under retail at really good prices right before launch so if you guys definitely know that you're going to be building a new gaming PC for either yourself or a friend it would definitely be a wise decision in my opinion to get all the stuff except the CPU except the graphics card right here today so you can save yourself even possibly $100 on a brand new build now of course buying a be 450 motherboard you're not going to be getting support for the latest PCI generation 4 but as I said in my previous anti-lag video that I did when I was over in the USA is one of those things that I can't see a whole a lot of people adopting and kneading and especially if you're a gamer I don't see any gamer that's going to be able to utilize PCIe Gen 4 and get any benefit first say PCI gen3 the biggest benefit I saw out a PCIe gen 4 was some of those new nvme SSDs and also 8k video editors and of course when it comes to those brand new x5 70 motherboards they're gonna cost a lot more than a be 450 so lastly about the CPUs right if you buy the 2700 today even though you're getting a good deal you may get buyer's remorse if those new rise and third gym chips are launched and they're as good as AMD says they are I can only imagine building a PC myself and then being like oh I wish I had waited a week so I could get on that new latest and greatest because it is looking like it's going to be a great release 15% IPC increase and also dropping down to 7 nanometer which brings its own benefits as well named idli lower power consumption especially clock for clock but some other things to talk about in relation to Zen 2 is we can also see that the memory speeds are now supported at higher megahertz 32 hundred megahertz official means that you'll definitely be able to get a kit like the one we looked at today and you'll have no problems running it with the new Rison 3000 series chips so my advice going into the video so far is definitely hold out on the CPU but now what about a graphics card in my recent past hunt video I did yesterday I'll put the link up here for you guys I was saying that the use market is definitely starting to dry up in terms of good deals so this means that the power is going to swing back to the new market and the GPUs however we are literally right around the corner from getting to new launches from both AMD and NVIDIA with the super and also the 5700 XT and Nan xt series this means that we're going to hopefully see the prices of current new GPUs on the market come down in price so everything is pointing towards just waiting this extra week to see how prices of new pots shift and fluctuate and my guess is even that rise in seven twenty seven hundred after the launch of Xen 2 may even come down a little bit more however on the flip side of things everything else that we've talked about today things like power supplies cases deed yeah for memory motherboards they're all going to go up in price once the new Zen - and also these new graphics cards are launched so basically guys if you want to get the best deals on building a new system around Zen - my advice would be to buy everything right now and bought the CPU but the GPU and then you'll have happy days ahead and also on that note be careful if you're going to buy an older motherboard like X 470 and X 370 or be 350 be 450 make sure it has USB flash back or of course if you've got an older CPU like a risin three 1200 you can use that and then update your BIOS once these new CPUs are out and of course extract a lot of value out of some of the already really good prices that you're going to see on some of these motherboards from the previous generations and without aside guys I hope you enjoyed this video if you did then be sure to hit that like button for us also let us know in the comment section below what you think about my advice here today do you have a different strategy going into Zen to love reading your thoughts and opinions as always and with that said I'll catch you in another tech video very soon but if you're enjoying this one then be sure to hit that sub button ring the bell on the way out and I'll catch you next time peace out for now bye