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This is a little confusing because you were referring to a Core i5-6600 and presumably an i5-7500T or i7-7700T above but now you mention a 5600. Are you referri

This is a little confusing because you were referring to a Core i5-6600 and presumably an i5-7500T or i7-7700T above but now you mention a 5600. Are you referring to a Ryzen 5 5600?

bullen 1y ago
Yes
- mwpmaybe 1y ago
  As we discussed elsewhere you could put the Ryzen 5 5600 into 45W ECO mode and cool it passively. Or a Ryzen 5 7600 if you decide to jump up to AM5 (which is probably a good idea even though you'll need new RAM).
  - bullen 1y ago
    As I probably replied there too I do not want to build hardware that can burn my house down if the wares are crap and decide to reset for some reason.
    - mwpmaybe 1y ago
      It will simply throttle.
      - bullen 1y ago
        Which is not good for longevity.