Same, if I’m going in I shut down, flip psu button, hold power button 2 sec. Remove door, touch metal of pc top and go in. Its grounded already if your going in for cleaning, upgrade, whatever being it’s plugged into the wall, there’s your wrist strap lol. I don’t unplug the power cord from the wall that’s your ground.
Just wanted to say thank you for this video. Had to install my new CPU for the first time and boy I was scared of doing something wrong. Went from a Ryzen 7 2700X to 5700X3D and everything went well! Thank you!
That's a great upgrade! Today I'm going from an R5 3600 to the 5700X3D, which will hopefully give me a lot more wiggle room in Space Marine 2. GPU upgrade will definitely be the next big step, lol.
@@NoahRichard Damn, almost same upgrade in a few days, 4+ years with a 3600X (was going for a 3600 at the time but idk why that day the X was 5 euros under the non X, both sold on amazon by amazon btw) and a 5700XT, hope it will give me a huge boost until the next gen of AMD GPU comes out (especially on a "poorly optimized" and "unknown game" called Helldivers II which give me headaches ^^'). The 5700X3D (sold on Amazon by Amazon btw, not a sus vendor) cost me only 190 euros, that's around the same price of my old CPU a few years ago, i see this as a Huge WIN. How was your upgrade with the 5700X3D, what GPU are u using with it ? did u notice a huge gain on all of your game ? For the GPU i'm waiting for something similar to a 7900 XT for the price of the current 7900 GRE or 7800 XT, that will be around a 100%+ perf gain vs my current 5700 XT (and ofc double the VRAM or more).
@Frenchii9YT went pretty well tbh. Big difference in performance, 5000 series is really amazing. You can't go wrong with a 5800x. My gf just upgraded from a 2600.
Thank you for your in depth tech guidance. I always thought pc building to be hard stuff, but now I am confident to say that your channel will help me to a great extent in building my first custom PC.
I love your main PC. I have almost the same config. Powercolor Red Devil 6700xt + 5800x + 32Gb 3200mhz CAS16 + 1tb nvme pcie3x4 + 1tb SSD + 2tb HDD + 4k TV playing most of the time at 1440p and some games at 4K. The best PC I could afford and I'm really enjoying it.
Thanks! Going to be making my first attempt at doing this, never upgraded or worked on a computer before. Kinda looking forward to it, kinda nervous lol. But looks pretty straightforward.
Thanks for the Information. The only issue I encountered was that when I tried to boot my own PC, going from a 3800XT to a 5900x, it gave me a TPM error. I also had issues with Bitlocker, which I eventually solved, but knowing I had to disable these in advance of installing a new CPU would have been very helpful.
@@evjay9793Usually the mainboard manufacturer has a list that shows what CPU’s are compatible and what bios version works for the CPU’s. Gotta check it out.
Another word of advice is that the thermal paste really really glues itself to the cpu and cooler...moving it a little bit doesn't help in some cases... Careful with this step
If possible, I like to run the system through a quick stress test or put any load on the CPU really beforehand. It makes it much easier to remove the cooler ;)
Hiya, many thanks for all the great videos,ive just upgraded my gigabyte a320 am4 motherboard from a ryzen 5 to a ryzen 9. i followed your video on updating the bios which i did with no worries. my problem is although the pc and windows 11 recognises the ryzen 9 cpu its offering me an option on the post, i chosse N with loads windows normally, what option should i choose ? also as i mainly use my Pc for MSFS2020 is it worth upgrading my MB to a tomerhawk MB ? while playing MSFS2020 my PC throws out alot of heat any ideas other than change my heat sink ? cheers, great work
Simple and helpful 👍 one question, I'm using win 11 now, Is there any setting or changes we need in windows options after upgrading new cpu? thank you in advance
I NEED HELP I DIDN’T UPDATE MY BIOS BEFORE CHANGING FROM A RYZEN 5 3600 TO A RYZEN 7 5800x AND NOW MY WHEN I TURN MY PC ON I GET NO SIGNAL ON MY MONITORS. WHEN I PUT MY OLD CPU BACK IN IT DOES THE SAME THING. PLZ HELP WHAT DID I DO 😭😭😭
@@AshAj-nd9yq The only way to fix it is by re-installing your old CPU into the motherboard so the PC can show image again, update the latest BIOS version of your mainboard, and then re-install the new CPU so now it can most likely work.
Why is it necessary to upgrade the BIOS before a CPU Ryzen 5 upgrade to a 300 series motherboard? I am in a situation where, despite many email communication exchanges with MSI, MSI still cannot advise me how to overcome the failures I'm encountering with the BIOS update ... apart from wiping my computer, reinstalling Windows 10, and trying to update my BIOS again. I have a new CPU in hand, ready for installation, a Ryzen 5 on the Windows 11 compatibility list. I wanted to install the CPU and thereby let Windows 11 to update my BIOS (since this feature isn't available in Windows 10). My current BIOS version hasn't been updated in many years. In case you want to give any advise, I think my BIOS file is original (rom 2019). Thanks for taking the time to point out the safety concerns you did in this video, which is something that MSI failed miserably to do. I just finished commenting on MSI's ultra abbreviated CPU upgrade video in which MSI appears to be applying its marketing department's concept of "keep it simple, stupid" to the philosophies of the technical support department. When I see stuff like that, it just makes me wonder what the story is behind it. I wonder if the entire marketing department ousted someone who was laterally transferred into technical support, then quickly rose to the top, as people sometimes do ... even when it makes absolutely zero logical sense (yet it still happens a lot everywhere, especially in companies with nepotism).
Reason for the BIOS update is same as if you want an Office 2002 software to recognize an Office 2008 document (since this file type didnt exist before 2002 just for example), you have to show Office 2002 how a 2008 file type looks/works. While in case of these Office softwares, a quick update from Microsoft does the job as long as you have internet, the BIOS cannot access internet and is specifically bound to your hardware(motherboard). On similar notes, since you have to feed the new BIOS update to your motherboard, and not in your operating system, you'd need a USB stick with the latest BIOS update file (specific to your motherboard model). Then the upgrading procedures for these BIOS updates with USB sticks are commonly available in youtube. Note that you will most likely need a FAT32 file system for your USB stick which is usually default in any USB stick below 32gb. For larger sized sticks, use a simple exFAT to FAT32 converter and continue the procedure. Although my comment is 2 months late so by this time I think you've solved your issue in one way or another, but I hope it answers some of your queries. Can't talk much about the corporate shenanigans as it's almost pointless to ask big companies much for individual customer service as their primary concerns are usually "big groups" of people or a whole locality of people. Doesn't make much sense but thats the way for giant companies, one or two dissatisfied customer is barely their concern.
Very clear and straightforward instructions. Thank you. I have a Asus B450-F motherboard. I bought a 2000's series Ryzen 7 to replace my 2600x Ryzen 5 for price but also to avoid updating bios. How likely is a bios update to damage my PC? Keep hearing that it can brick my PC. Is that really a likely possibility? Should I go ahead and update my bios anyways? It is a few years old at this point and I will be upgrading from 16GB RAM to 32GB also, as well as possibly increasing my M.2 SSD from a 250GB stick to a 1TB stick.
right now i have a ryzen 7 5800x with the F10 BIOS on my Motherboard and i wanted to upgrade to ryzen 7 5800x3d. BIOS Update F10 is still right for the new CPU right? my board: b550 aorus pro v2
I have done this before. You can upgrade your bios from windows. Everything on the ssd including your operating system will be intact. No need to reinstall anything. I know this is a late answer but it might help somebody else 🙂
I'm upgrading from a ryzen 5 4500 to a 5600X, and I need a little help. So... I should just take the 4500 out and put the 5600X in, and that's it??? I don't have to format the boot drive or reinstall windows 10?
I'm going to be upgrading my Ryzen 3 3200g to a Ryzen 5 3600 (which is already supported on the current bios version I have) in the next few months. After installing the new CPU, will Windows automatically adjust / recognize the new processor?
I have an HP all in one desktop computer. Model 23-q110 touch screen. I want to upgrade my CPU and tried to update my BIOS from the HP website, but the newest version from 2019 after my pc was scanned by HP and I downloaded it! When I was about to do the update it said - BIOS not compatible with your PC! So, can I just go ahead and install the new CPU? Thanks in advance!!!! NOTE I currently have an AMD A-8-7410 APU with AMD Radeon R5 Graphics 2.20GHz I am replacing it with an AMD Ryzen 7 2700X 3.70GHz 8 Core UA1914PGT 16 Thread AM4 CPU just so it will pass the Windows 11 standards!
hi nice video mate, i want to upgrade my R3 3200g to a R5 3600, my question is can I use the same stock cooler that came with the R3 3200g on the R5 3600, thank you :)
Thanks for checking out the video and for the question. Both the 3200g and 3600 have a TDP of 65 watts, and as far as I know, both come with the same Wraith Stealth CPU cooler. If the 3600 you are buying does not come with a cooler for some reason, then yes, you can safely use the Wraith Stealth from the 3200g. Just be sure to clean off the old thermal paste and apply new. 🙂👍🏻
I’ve recently made the mistake of not updating my bios before replacing my cpu, I have tried to put the old cpu back in to update bios but pc would no longer turn on with the old cpu. Any suggestions?
Have an HP 405 G4 Ryzen 5 Pro 2400GE. I'd like to upgrade to the Ryzen 7 4750GE. Both have AM4 sockets and are 35Watt processors. Is this possible with a BIOS upgrade?
Hi there, I am looking forward to upgrade my 2700x to 5700x, but the things is I am still on bios 2304, how many bios do I have to upgrade? or just the latest one ?
@@Phoenix11720 1080 sometimes 1440 :) lol spending wont be a problem. Im just looking for Great gpu/cpu/motherborad combo for when I do start streaming
I updated my bios put in the new cup when back into bios it says the new cpu is in and working when I try to load into windows it shows blue screen can yall help?
Guys please help I installed my new cpu with the correct bios version and everything and the PC turns on but nothing comes up on the screen and the keyboard and mouse don't work.
I have a Ryzen 5 5600, what is the " " "best" " " ryzen upgrade for it? Not the most expensive, maybe the best value for money. I want to play cyberpunk 2077 with no problens high settings (1080p 60hz "monitor") and maybe, just maybe, be ready for GTA VI.
Can't wait to give a little twist to my Noctua NH-U12A that was never removed in 4+ years ^^'. Can't wait for the next saturday to swap my old 3600X to a 5700X3D which cost me around the same price as my old CPU a few years ago (and not sold by a sus vendor but on Amazon by Amazon for 190 euros). My Asus TUF B450 Plus Gaming is ready for that little bad boy (bios up to date), then i will have to wait for something similar to a 7900 XT at the price of the current 7800 XT or GRE to remove my old 5700 XT and it will be almost perfect (overkill for my monitor but anyway. I use a 1080p... 32:9 monitor sooo if i want to upgrade for something like a 32:9 1440p G9 OLED, it will be too expensive ^^').
@@Maraksot78 I ended up checking out the specs on PC part picker and the older one is socket 4 and the other socket 5. Thank you though, I really appreciate it!
I did all this and now i am getting no display and pc won't even power on...help please I have tried everything and nothing is working. If I put back my old 2700x everything works fine Again...
Yes. If you're going from Ryzen 1000 or 2000 up to Ryzen 3000 or 5000 you're good to go. You'll just need to update your motherboard BIOS to do it. However, if you want to go to Ryzen 7000 from Ryzen 1000, 2000, 3000 or 5000 you're going to need to upgrade to a new AM5 socket motherboard and DDR5 RAM as Ryzen 7000 CPU's are not compatible with AM4 motherboards which is the socket used by Ryzen 1000, 2000, 3000 and 5000.
Yes, new motherboards should all support Ryzen 5000. However, for people with older systems looking to upgrade from a Ryzen 1000, 2000 or even a 3000 series CPU to a Ryzen 5000 series CPU they will need to update their BIOS to be able to support their new CPU.
couple days ago everything went well I can still play games my bios recognized the new processor am I able to update my bios drivers I sold my old cpu just today😅.
Good idea to hold power button down after disconnecting power to which discharges capacitors
Oh didn't know that. you hold the power button after disconnecting the power cable cable from the psu right ? I'll remember that
@@xx_lightning_xx5781 I leave power cable plugged in but PSU switched off, hold button, lights come on for a split second then go off, then unplug
Same, if I’m going in I shut down, flip psu button, hold power button 2 sec. Remove door, touch metal of pc top and go in. Its grounded already if your going in for cleaning, upgrade, whatever being it’s plugged into the wall, there’s your wrist strap lol. I don’t unplug the power cord from the wall that’s your ground.
Just wanted to say thank you for this video. Had to install my new CPU for the first time and boy I was scared of doing something wrong.
Went from a Ryzen 7 2700X to 5700X3D and everything went well!
Thank you!
That's a great upgrade! Today I'm going from an R5 3600 to the 5700X3D, which will hopefully give me a lot more wiggle room in Space Marine 2. GPU upgrade will definitely be the next big step, lol.
@@NoahRichard Damn, almost same upgrade in a few days, 4+ years with a 3600X (was going for a 3600 at the time but idk why that day the X was 5 euros under the non X, both sold on amazon by amazon btw) and a 5700XT, hope it will give me a huge boost until the next gen of AMD GPU comes out (especially on a "poorly optimized" and "unknown game" called Helldivers II which give me headaches ^^').
The 5700X3D (sold on Amazon by Amazon btw, not a sus vendor) cost me only 190 euros, that's around the same price of my old CPU a few years ago, i see this as a Huge WIN.
How was your upgrade with the 5700X3D, what GPU are u using with it ? did u notice a huge gain on all of your game ?
For the GPU i'm waiting for something similar to a 7900 XT for the price of the current 7900 GRE or 7800 XT, that will be around a 100%+ perf gain vs my current 5700 XT (and ofc double the VRAM or more).
Same. Just upgraded from Ryzen 5 3600 to the 5700X3D. About to install. Hows the x3d working for you?
straight to the core of the video without any of the blabla delays! this man is a legend! subscribed
One of the few clear-instruction vids out here. I'm upgrading from a 3600 to a 5900x. Thank you so much.
How did it go. Im trying to go from 3700x to 5800x but get no display
@Frenchii9YT went pretty well tbh. Big difference in performance, 5000 series is really amazing. You can't go wrong with a 5800x. My gf just upgraded from a 2600.
I'm about to make the same upgrade yaaay lol
im upgrading from ryzen 3 3200g to ryzen 5 5600x+rx6600 tomorrow! thanks for the video 💥
That's crazy I'm changing the EXACT same cpu's soon as well.
Can ruzen 3 2200g also upgradeable or not?
I've got same with 5700x3d
Thank you for your in depth tech guidance. I always thought pc building to be hard stuff, but now I am confident to say that your channel will help me to a great extent in building my first custom PC.
I love your main PC. I have almost the same config. Powercolor Red Devil 6700xt + 5800x + 32Gb 3200mhz CAS16 + 1tb nvme pcie3x4 + 1tb SSD + 2tb HDD + 4k TV playing most of the time at 1440p and some games at 4K. The best PC I could afford and I'm really enjoying it.
Thanks! Going to be making my first attempt at doing this, never upgraded or worked on a computer before. Kinda looking forward to it, kinda nervous lol. But looks pretty straightforward.
It is straightforward and fun I've built a few now and bout to upgrade mine finally
Thanks for the Information. The only issue I encountered was that when I tried to boot my own PC, going from a 3800XT to a 5900x, it gave me a TPM error. I also had issues with Bitlocker, which I eventually solved, but knowing I had to disable these in advance of installing a new CPU would have been very helpful.
Thanks for both videos! Hoping to do this this weekend!
Can confirm your pc will not work if upgrade from 3600 to 5800xd3 and you don’t update your bios 😂😂
Great minds fail alike
so would it work if i update my bios, or what would I have to do?
Yes, you have to download a corresponding bios update and then it will work (provided its the correct socket size) @@evjay9793
@@evjay9793Usually the mainboard manufacturer has a list that shows what CPU’s are compatible and what bios version works for the CPU’s. Gotta check it out.
@@evjay9793 It'll work, just update your bios to the latest version.
First time changing a CPU today, wish me luck
Howd it go?
Almost didn't bios update before, would've been a long night. Thanks -
U saved my butt thank u I needed to update the Bios first than install the CPU and everything works thank u ❤😊😮
Another word of advice is that the thermal paste really really glues itself to the cpu and cooler...moving it a little bit doesn't help in some cases... Careful with this step
I'm planning to upgrade my PC from a Ryzen 5 2600 to a 5600X next month, this video is very helpful :)
i am gonna do it in about an hour so yeah ima tell you, i am doing the same atm haha
how did it go?@@viktor8761
That’s exactly what I’m about to do too
im going from 2600 to 5700x when it comes rn already did bios updates i hope i dont fuck it up when installing the cpu tho
Literally me rn and changing my 1660 super to a gtx 3070 off eBay
If possible, I like to run the system through a quick stress test or put any load on the CPU really beforehand. It makes it much easier to remove the cooler ;)
awesome, ive been thinking of upgrading my 3600 to a 5800X3D. Not sure if its 1. Worth the boost of performance, 2. Will be better to wait?
do it, i saw alot of reddit post saying it majorly boosted their fps
Just bought a 5800x3d replacing my 5 3600. We should have done it yesterday.
Its a great upgrade. You will notice a big difference. If you can afford it do it.
Only reason to wait is if you are going to upgrade to AM5. The 5800X3D is the last and greatest CPU made for AM4
If you stress your CPU before removing it, the thermal paste will let go easier.
Very good idea !
This is a fantastic tutorial.
Nice tips. btw, i have A520 + 5600g. Is it worth upgrade to b550 + 5700x to get pcie 4.0 ? Or wait and go straight to AM5 ?
Hiya, many thanks for all the great videos,ive just upgraded my gigabyte a320 am4 motherboard from a ryzen 5 to a ryzen 9. i followed your video on updating the bios which i did with no worries. my problem is although the pc and windows 11 recognises the ryzen 9 cpu its offering me an option on the post, i chosse N with loads windows normally, what option should i choose ?
also as i mainly use my Pc for MSFS2020 is it worth upgrading my MB to a tomerhawk MB ?
while playing MSFS2020 my PC throws out alot of heat any ideas other than change my heat sink ?
cheers, great work
Simple and helpful 👍 one question, I'm using win 11 now, Is there any setting or changes we need in windows options after upgrading new cpu? thank you in advance
I NEED HELP I DIDN’T UPDATE MY BIOS BEFORE CHANGING FROM A RYZEN 5 3600 TO A RYZEN 7 5800x AND NOW MY WHEN I TURN MY PC ON I GET NO SIGNAL ON MY MONITORS. WHEN I PUT MY OLD CPU BACK IN IT DOES THE SAME THING. PLZ HELP WHAT DID I DO 😭😭😭
can you tell me how did you solved this issue ? (Assuming u solved it by now)
@@AshAj-nd9yq The only way to fix it is by re-installing your old CPU into the motherboard so the PC can show image again, update the latest BIOS version of your mainboard, and then re-install the new CPU so now it can most likely work.
Video helped me so much!!
Why is it necessary to upgrade the BIOS before a CPU Ryzen 5 upgrade to a 300 series motherboard? I am in a situation where, despite many email communication exchanges with MSI, MSI still cannot advise me how to overcome the failures I'm encountering with the BIOS update ... apart from wiping my computer, reinstalling Windows 10, and trying to update my BIOS again. I have a new CPU in hand, ready for installation, a Ryzen 5 on the Windows 11 compatibility list. I wanted to install the CPU and thereby let Windows 11 to update my BIOS (since this feature isn't available in Windows 10). My current BIOS version hasn't been updated in many years. In case you want to give any advise, I think my BIOS file is original (rom 2019). Thanks for taking the time to point out the safety concerns you did in this video, which is something that MSI failed miserably to do. I just finished commenting on MSI's ultra abbreviated CPU upgrade video in which MSI appears to be applying its marketing department's concept of "keep it simple, stupid" to the philosophies of the technical support department. When I see stuff like that, it just makes me wonder what the story is behind it. I wonder if the entire marketing department ousted someone who was laterally transferred into technical support, then quickly rose to the top, as people sometimes do ... even when it makes absolutely zero logical sense (yet it still happens a lot everywhere, especially in companies with nepotism).
Reason for the BIOS update is same as if you want an Office 2002 software to recognize an Office 2008 document (since this file type didnt exist before 2002 just for example), you have to show Office 2002 how a 2008 file type looks/works. While in case of these Office softwares, a quick update from Microsoft does the job as long as you have internet, the BIOS cannot access internet and is specifically bound to your hardware(motherboard). On similar notes, since you have to feed the new BIOS update to your motherboard, and not in your operating system, you'd need a USB stick with the latest BIOS update file (specific to your motherboard model). Then the upgrading procedures for these BIOS updates with USB sticks are commonly available in youtube. Note that you will most likely need a FAT32 file system for your USB stick which is usually default in any USB stick below 32gb. For larger sized sticks, use a simple exFAT to FAT32 converter and continue the procedure. Although my comment is 2 months late so by this time I think you've solved your issue in one way or another, but I hope it answers some of your queries. Can't talk much about the corporate shenanigans as it's almost pointless to ask big companies much for individual customer service as their primary concerns are usually "big groups" of people or a whole locality of people. Doesn't make much sense but thats the way for giant companies, one or two dissatisfied customer is barely their concern.
do u think its necessary to update my BIOS if im going from a ryzen 7 5800x to a ryzen 9 5950x and my most recent BIOS update was a year ago?
Apart from updating the bios, will I have to make any changes in the settings after upgrading from 5900x to 5800x3d?
No.
Very clear and straightforward instructions. Thank you.
I have a Asus B450-F motherboard. I bought a 2000's series Ryzen 7 to replace my 2600x Ryzen 5 for price but also to avoid updating bios. How likely is a bios update to damage my PC? Keep hearing that it can brick my PC. Is that really a likely possibility? Should I go ahead and update my bios anyways? It is a few years old at this point and I will be upgrading from 16GB RAM to 32GB also, as well as possibly increasing my M.2 SSD from a 250GB stick to a 1TB stick.
yes do it
right now i have a ryzen 7 5800x with the F10 BIOS on my Motherboard and i wanted to upgrade to ryzen 7 5800x3d.
BIOS Update F10 is still right for the new CPU right?
my board: b550 aorus pro v2
I have a HP 690-0083W. I am going to upgrade the AMD Ryzen 5 2400G it has to a AMD Ryzen 7-2700. This is my first gaming PC so hopefully all goes well
Good tutorial 😊
Im currently using R5 3600 and planning to upgrade to R5 5600 with B550 motherboard, do I need to install the OS again or what? thank you!
Hello where I can buy that black part to put the cpu.?
Thanks
I have an ASUS X670P motherboard with an R7 CPU. Can I upgrade to R9?
Did you have to reinstall anything after changing your CPU?
I have done this before. You can upgrade your bios from windows. Everything on the ssd including your operating system will be intact. No need to reinstall anything. I know this is a late answer but it might help somebody else 🙂
I'm upgrading from a ryzen 5 4500 to a 5600X, and I need a little help. So... I should just take the 4500 out and put the 5600X in, and that's it??? I don't have to format the boot drive or reinstall windows 10?
Hey I have Asus tuf b550 with AMD 5600 and I want to upgrade it for the 5800x3D do you I need to update bios or not ? 🤔
You may not need to update your BIOS but I would do it just to be sure it'll work.
can i do that on my ryzen 3 3200G cpu i wanted to upgrade it to ryzen 5 but my motherboard is A320M-A PRO M2?
i hope you reply to my question thanks.
I'm going to be upgrading my Ryzen 3 3200g to a Ryzen 5 3600 (which is already supported on the current bios version I have) in the next few months. After installing the new CPU, will Windows automatically adjust / recognize the new processor?
Yup, it'll boot as normal. You shouldn't run into any issues, especially since you're going from Ryzen to Ryzen.
U should get a 5600x
finna chnage my 1700x to a 5800x3d im so lit rn wooooo
I have an HP all in one desktop computer. Model 23-q110 touch screen. I want to upgrade my CPU and tried to update my BIOS from the HP website, but the newest version from 2019 after my pc was scanned by HP and I downloaded it! When I was about to do the update it said - BIOS not compatible with your PC! So, can I just go ahead and install the new CPU? Thanks in advance!!!! NOTE I currently have an AMD A-8-7410 APU with AMD Radeon R5 Graphics 2.20GHz I am replacing it with an AMD Ryzen 7 2700X 3.70GHz 8 Core UA1914PGT 16 Thread AM4 CPU just so it will pass the Windows 11 standards!
Great video!
I'm upgrading from a Ryzen 3700x to a 5800x3d. Do I have to update the chipset drivers?
I've never done this before, so I'm a little nervous!
Thanks
hi nice video mate, i want to upgrade my R3 3200g to a R5 3600, my question is can I use the same stock cooler that came with the R3 3200g on the R5 3600, thank you :)
Thanks for checking out the video and for the question. Both the 3200g and 3600 have a TDP of 65 watts, and as far as I know, both come with the same Wraith Stealth CPU cooler. If the 3600 you are buying does not come with a cooler for some reason, then yes, you can safely use the Wraith Stealth from the 3200g. Just be sure to clean off the old thermal paste and apply new. 🙂👍🏻
@@Maraksot78 oh thank you so much:)
Will I be fine going from ryzen 7 7700x to a ryzen 7 78003xd without bios mb update
I’ve recently made the mistake of not updating my bios before replacing my cpu, I have tried to put the old cpu back in to update bios but pc would no longer turn on with the old cpu. Any suggestions?
Have an HP 405 G4 Ryzen 5 Pro 2400GE. I'd like to upgrade to the Ryzen 7 4750GE. Both have AM4 sockets and are 35Watt processors. Is this possible with a BIOS upgrade?
If my motherboard already supports the cpu that i will upgrade. do i need to update bios?
Thank you 😊
What do I do if I didn’t upgrade my motherboard bios before installing it my monitor won’t turn on but my pc will
Hi there, I am looking forward to upgrade my 2700x to 5700x, but the things is I am still on bios 2304, how many bios do I have to upgrade? or just the latest one ?
Little late but just update to the newest one.
You don't need to update from each one.
Advice needed. What should i upgrade from ryzen 5 2600.
Mother board prime x370-A
Gpu - 1660 super oc
How much you looking to spend and what resolution to play at?
@@Phoenix11720 1080 sometimes 1440 :) lol
spending wont be a problem. Im just looking for Great gpu/cpu/motherborad combo for when I do start streaming
5800x3d is best cpu with that motherboard for gaming. Then it's just how much you want to spend on a gpu, you can get a 4070 for 600 dollars
would i be okay if i upgraded from a r7. 5700 to a 5090x?
Bro, can the Ryzen 3 laptop CPU be upgraded to Ryzen 5 or 7 or not? My laptop is Asus M4Dao
save ur money and get a build
Just tuching the case only Works wehn the power supply is plugged in.
do i have to update if i have a ryzen 5 5500 going to a ryzen 5 5600
No need to update chipset drivers then?
So no windows reinstall etc Bios stuff?
No
Update tour bios in windows before you stick in your new cpu. No need to do anything else after that
No mention of tpm?
I updated my bios put in the new cup when back into bios it says the new cpu is in and working when I try to load into windows it shows blue screen can yall help?
Check pins aren't bent or it's connected to mobo
Guys please help I installed my new cpu with the correct bios version and everything and the PC turns on but nothing comes up on the screen and the keyboard and mouse don't work.
Did you find the solution?
same
I have a ryzen 5800 x so no good upgrade till maybe ryzen 8000
do i still need to do a bios update if i have a b 550 mainboard?
You should always update to the lastest bios version of your motherboard independent of which model / brand you have.
@@macaco2885 but is it necessary for it to work?
Do i have to update my motherboard if im going from ryzen 5 to ryzen 9 ?
Not necessarily. It depends on what motherboard you currently have, the chipset, it's power delivery components, etc.
what if my bios was already updated and my computer won’t even boot i’m locked out and it says PIN not available anyone know a fix to this
after upgrade from ryzen 5 to ryzen 7 my machine woulg not boot, it turned out my mrmory had to be turned down from 3600 to 2600
Update the bios first before installing cpu?
When upgrading to a new CPU, yes. Update your BIOS first with your old CPU installed then swap in the new one.
I have a Ryzen 5 5600, what is the " " "best" " " ryzen upgrade for it? Not the most expensive, maybe the best value for money. I want to play cyberpunk 2077 with no problens high settings (1080p 60hz "monitor") and maybe, just maybe, be ready for GTA VI.
5600 should be sufficient enough to play any AAA games at 1080p 60fps. Maybe u need a better GPU?
better gpu
1:32 happen to me, cpu pin damaged and won't work anymore, guess I need to buy a new cpu.
Can't wait to give a little twist to my Noctua NH-U12A that was never removed in 4+ years ^^'. Can't wait for the next saturday to swap my old 3600X to a 5700X3D which cost me around the same price as my old CPU a few years ago (and not sold by a sus vendor but on Amazon by Amazon for 190 euros). My Asus TUF B450 Plus Gaming is ready for that little bad boy (bios up to date), then i will have to wait for something similar to a 7900 XT at the price of the current 7800 XT or GRE to remove my old 5700 XT and it will be almost perfect (overkill for my monitor but anyway. I use a 1080p... 32:9 monitor sooo if i want to upgrade for something like a 32:9 1440p G9 OLED, it will be too expensive ^^').
I did everything, but my monitor says no video input, now i probably have to pay 200€ to get it repaired *again* , i always fuck it up
I had this same issue when I updated my GPU from 3060 to 4060 . I had to cut my pc off and on 2x and I had to plug my hdmi directly to the GPU
can you replace an AMD Ryzen 5 5600X with a Ryzen 7 7700 using the same MB?
No. Ryzen 7000 series CPU's use the AM5 socket and Ryzen 1000 - 5000 use AM4.
@@Maraksot78 I ended up checking out the specs on PC part picker and the older one is socket 4 and the other socket 5. Thank you though, I really appreciate it!
BUT MY PROBLEM IS THAT MY RYZEN5 5600G GPU DOESNT SHOW UP IS IT FROM MY B450 M PRIME OR WHAT
Hey could that fit in a ps one with flat screen tv wait it all ready is. Awsome😂❤❤
lmao i had the ryzen 3 2200g and i upgraded rn a ryzen 7 5800x like you in the video 😄😆
I did all this and now i am getting no display and pc won't even power on...help please I have tried everything and nothing is working. If I put back my old 2700x everything works fine Again...
What CPU did you try upgrading to? If you're going up to a Ryzen 3000 or 5000 CPU you're going to need to update your motherboard BIOS first.
@@Maraksot78 with a magnifier I saw that 1 bloody pin was a bit to the side, I put it back right and now it works fine. Thanks for the replay man!
Ryzen 7 5800 3D better in gaming and low watts .in 2022
Can confirm ryzen 7 5800x3d is still very good just got July 31 2023
Can I change ryzen 5 with ryzen 7 ?
Yes. If you're going from Ryzen 1000 or 2000 up to Ryzen 3000 or 5000 you're good to go. You'll just need to update your motherboard BIOS to do it. However, if you want to go to Ryzen 7000 from Ryzen 1000, 2000, 3000 or 5000 you're going to need to upgrade to a new AM5 socket motherboard and DDR5 RAM as Ryzen 7000 CPU's are not compatible with AM4 motherboards which is the socket used by Ryzen 1000, 2000, 3000 and 5000.
3600 - 5800x3D
Leave the PC plugged in but PSU off.
Yes, thats how you ground yourself.
@@Fredrik7lesrsly? what if u standing on mozec
I think I just ruined my whole rig
All these motherboards come with amd 5000 support now.
Yes, new motherboards should all support Ryzen 5000. However, for people with older systems looking to upgrade from a Ryzen 1000, 2000 or even a 3000 series CPU to a Ryzen 5000 series CPU they will need to update their BIOS to be able to support their new CPU.
Why is this so stupid complicated…
couple days ago everything went well I can still play games my bios recognized the new processor am I able to update my bios drivers I sold my old cpu just today😅.