well, I called the emergency hotline and they said "call EMT and get him into the hospital" which I did. They will most likely test him for covid on Monday and in the mean time look at his fever and other conditions.
I just hope it's a simple ear infection or something, but these days you cannot be certain.
As for Ryzen 2000 vs 3000: do NOT, repeat NOT buy a 2000. the Ryzen 3000 series is far superior, so far, that all the other stuff gets blown away.
I normally use passmark 9 to crosscheck my systems.
I get a passmark score of about 12700 for an intel 8400/9400, a rough 15000 for an overclocked 5820k, a 14000 for a Ryzen 2600x overclocked to 4.2 all cores, and a 21000 - 22000 for a 3600x with a 3600 at 19800 - 20800.
With a 3700x you would get about 2 additional cores which would bring this up to about 26 - 27000, and we are in deep Xeon territory, far beyound the 9900k.
The best RAM so far for any Ryzen build I tried is G.Skill Trident Z Neo @ 3600 CL16. RAM at least for the Ryzen architecture has a huge impact on overall system performance.
As for the X570 boards you have to look out for your thermals.
The best inexpensive board is the Asus Prime X570P which is also the least expensive. I just got one for 125 Brussels-Pesos. @Gigabyte the Aorus Elite, Pro, Pro Wifi and Ultra are decent boards, if MSI is your favorite vendor, go for the Unify.
The Asus X570 works out of the box with 3600 RAM, no need to further fool around with timings, it works out of the box which is a huge benefit with the 570 chipset and the Ryzen 3000.