Budget is always my biggest bottleneck. I know what to buy to get the best performance, but my wallet won’t allow all that money to flow out and I always have to downsize accordingly.
I have two PCs atm. Did my very first build last december with a 7800x3d and rx7900xtx, and I'm very happy wih it's 4K performance. Then I salvaged the 5600 from my old pc and paired it with a rx6750xt, very nice for 1440p. Sharing one pc with my husband (thought I married a console gamer) became impossible and now we can take turns on who gets to play on "the beast" and who gets the AM4 baby 😂 All that to say that I'm satisfied with both pairings and it's nice that AMD has prolonged the lifespan for both platforms.
Good on you for building your own. My first build was an Intel duo core e-8400 with a GeForce 7600 GT AGP card. Time flies. I just built 7900x3d/Strix 4090 OC. 4K gaming and VR looks awesome.
Just ordered a custom pc with rtx 4080s and 7800x3d, messed up with an audio card as I thought I needed an extra one for proper gaming (my last pc was from late 2000s :D), but got upgraded to x670e from b650. Had almost every console of that time frame to play through, last year finally decided to get a tuf a15 gaming laptop, now I've reached the point where I just had to level it up :) Cheers for you're updates mate, one of the best channel's in the UK :)
got a ryzen 5 7600x and rx6800 and i run 1440p perfectly. MSI b650 tomohawk wifi, 32gb 6000mhz ram, spent about 1000 and this build should last me some years.
On the lowest case 1080p budget: Intel Core i5 12400F CPU and AMD RX 6600 dedicated GPU. On the high end 1440p: Ryzen 7 7700x CPU and AMD 7900 RX dedicated GPU. The GPU can be switched out with Nvidia RTX 4070 if you need to do professional work in video editing.
I've been doing a lot of research of this combo and the 7900xtx and from what I can tell both combos run 1440p at 240 with zero issues you can run these combos at 4k and get 165 on some games so you should be more than solid
I just got I7-14700K and RTX 4070 Ti SUPER and I'm now wondering which screens do I really should take, cause I don't see any reason of going 1440p, when 144Hz in screens is now a standard, and this combo can't even guarantee stable 144fps in the games, so going 1440p would be a waste of money. What do you think about it?
Hi there. I would like to upgrade from my RTX 2060. What is the best graphics card I could pair with my Ryzen 5600X? I’m thinking about the RTX 4070 Super Ti and investing in a 1440p monitor to fully utilize it. In the future, I might upgrade the processor to something more powerful. I'm also considering the RX 7900 GRE/4070 Super (although it only has 12GB of memory :/). My setup: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X MSI MAG B550 TOMAHAWK HyperX 32GB (2x16GB) 3200MHz CL16 Fury SilentiumPC Supremo L2 650W 80 Plus Gold SilentiumPC Fera 5 Dual Fan 2x120mm ASUS GeForce RTX 2060 DUAL EVO OC 6GB GDDR6 be quiet! Pure Base 500 Window Black
You might wanna upgrade Psw but kinda in a similar boat I’m finna upgrade my ryzen 5 3600 +2060 super combo to a 5800x3D 4070 ti super I feel like that would be and ultimate gaming streaming setup for 2K resolution but than I’m also like well I do like relax 4K gaming on my oled so I’m like maybe I can squeeze an 4080 super😅 big maybe
save money and buy a 7800 xt. will probide you with all of your 1440p gaming needs and your wallet will thank you. you could also use the savings to buy a beefier psu or a ryzen 7 5700x3d.
Recently built my first ever PC and I went with a 14900K with an RTX 4090 Strix OC. So far so good. I was concerned about getting the 14900KS given the additional heat it would generate and given it was my first ever build, I was not going for a water cooled build, otherwise would have gone for the 14900KS.
I just built the same thing. First build and everything! I went with i9-14900k because of the heat issues of the KS. So far, I absolutely love it! What motherboard did you go with?
Had RX 6800 and wanted to upgrade. It was either 7900 GRE or 4070 Super. While I lost 4 gigs of VRAM, all the quality of life stuff was a deciding factor for me.
Great video mate! In your Extreme Combo with Intel. I have the RTX 4090, but with a Ryzen 9 7950x. Should I have gone with Intel instead of AMD, or does it really matter?
The i9 is (slightly) faster in absolute terms, but the 7950X is still a plenty quick enough chip and has the better upgrade options! :) I think you picked good
i have an Ryzen 7 5700 and a RTX 3060 6gb, i was thinking about uograding to a 4060 (i play at 1080p), but a bottleneck site says that i need MORE CPU power to avoid bottleneck, what you guys think? Should i be getting a R7 5700x or even 7 5700x3D?
Im running 12100f and the rx6600 and believe me, im still amazed by the performance... Do your research, some of these youtubers reviews are geared towards expensive low value build. Look for value you'll find it.
I'd be interested what you think pairs best with a ryzen 5 5500gt for decent 1080p gaming. I was thinking the 7600xt. In Canada, prices are wack right now and the 7600 is the cheapest option around 330 bucks.
So for a 1440p system, should i get the i5 13600k or the ryzen 5 7600x because those or in my price range. I will be using it for gaming and a little bit of school work. And can i use it for 1080p for a little bit untill i can get a 1440p monitor
whats better 1.5 7500f and 7900 gre or 2. 5 7600x and 7800xt. i know the 2. option harmonies better but. 1. option is faster and if you ahve to upgrade in future you only have to upgrade the 7500f. what do you guys think?
@@countyislandersrock 1. Which type of cooler you use for 7600x AIO or normal air cooler 2. How is the performance for AAA like red dead 2, far cry 6, etc Cause my concern is will the 7600x hold down the performance of 7900 GRE
@@akshaygawande5480 Most AAA games are heavily gpu intensive so it will be fine. But even when you're playing cpu intensive games, but as long as you stay in 1440p gaming, it will be perfectly fine and won't bottleneck anything. I don't know about 4K gaming though.
Nah seriously I feel your pain. I’m glad I impulse my rig in 2019’ I got chewed out at the time but hey it all worked out. But in this current time period. I can’t afford to just ball out I’m in the same boat as you. Where I’m tryna figure how can I squeeze the funds to upgrade this holiday😅 my rig is slowing age! We’ll get there doe!
I agree that 4070ti super is entry level 4k. However there are some delicious offers on the 7900xtx right now. I have seen one for £680. I would have jumped on it if I didn’t already have an Nvidia gpu.
HI i have upgraded my GPU & PSU in 2022 when i found a fantastic deal and I want to upgrade the rest of the PC (Motherboard, CPU & RAM) MY Current Specs RTX 3080 (EVGA FTW3) Power Supply (Corsair RM1000x 80 PLUS Gold Fully Modular) Air Cooler Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE (I will be using it for the new CPU) Core i5 8400 Ram Crucial 2 x 8 DDR4 SSD Samsung EVO 500GB + HDD WD 500 GB Blue So Could you recommend a CPU that will not have a big bottleneck? i Was Considering Core i7 12700k - Core i5 12600k /F - Core i5 13600k /F Thanks
I have a 5900x (am4) I bought a 7900xt and have that bottleneck because personally I’m only trying to play 1080p high fps any recommendations. I’m going to return my 7900xt.
I just want to know how a 7800X3D and a 7800XT/GRE would do at 1440p Also most of the games ill be playing will either be more cpu intensive or not require a gpu at all
Hello genuine question Which gpu is better for Ryzen 7 7800X3D ? Is it - PNY Verto OC RTX 4070Ti Super or RX7900GRE? PS : I don't care one bit about Ray tracing I only care about FPS If I go with the Rx7900, will there be any problem?
there is a card that costs almost 300dls more so wich one do you think is better?. a fairer comparision would have been the 7900 XT in terms or pricing and performance... if you dont care AT ALL about RT not like you cant do it with AMD, the 7900 xt is as fast as the NORMAL 4070 in normal RT, not Path tracing thats a different story... but the 7900 xt is around 5 to 10% faster than the 4070 ti super in raster so pick the one you like more, in terms of power consumption is 280w vs 320w so not much difference especially if you do what you should with AMD cards that is undervolting and get better performance without overclocking at all but still. AMD can be said is better for people who like tweaking a bit, Nvidia more for plug and play gamers and has better techs like DLSS, still waiting to see FSR 3.1 that is gonna arrive in 3 months in God Of War Ragnarok, hopefully they catch on Nvidia´s DLSS but i doubt it... but hopefully, the other thing would be the price, 100dls cheaper the 7900 xt compared to the nvidia counterpart.
I'm trying to save up for a new system, but can't decide if I go for an i7-14700KF and an RTX 4070 /4070 Super (12Gb VRAM) or a 7800X3D and an RX 7800 XT (16Gb VRAM). I mainly play Escape from Tarkov on my i7-6700K and GTX 1070 and for some reason it's a bit laggy... 🤣
I think it's more of an accessibility thing to make it easier for people to buy the cpu they need. Of course you can buy one off Aliexpress like I did, but I suppose he could have mentioned it as another option.
There's a few things you can do: If you're wanting to do the $~550/~$350 (GPU/CPU) split, I would recommend buying the Ryzen 7 7800X3D instead of the Ryzen 9 7900X because it is not only cheaper but also has way better gaming performance as it is the best gaming CPU you can buy. But the GPU is fine, I would probably recommend getting the RX 7900 GRE instead, but they're both basically the same GPU price to performance wise. Another thing you can do with the $900 is spend more on the GPU and less for the CPU (~$700/~$200) by getting the RX 7900 XT and the Ryzen 7600X. But this all depends on the type of games you play, whether they are more GPU or CPU intensive, but I would still just recommend the first option though and switching out the Ryzen 7 7900X for the Ryzen 7800X3D.
I have decided to buy 4060ti , what cpu should i buy to Max out the performance. my main focus of work is Motion Graphics, Editing (After Effect) and gaming
Ryzen 5 7600 for AM5 Intel I5 13400f intel Ryzen 5 5600x for AM4 (You Could also go with a Ryzen 7 5700x) For a new build I would pick the Ryzen 5 7600
You really should mention cards that have been overclocked out of the box like the 7900xtx taichi edition from asrock which is pretty much in a whole other class itself it cuz out performs the reference card and most other 7900xtx cards, it’s a beast of a card check it out ! It really should be considered like a 7950xtx lol
Currently have an i5 (1160K @3.9 Ghz) with MSI Z590 Pro MB, thinking of upgrading my GPU to an RTX4080 Super as my GPU is pretty old (GTX1080) - how do I find out if the i5 can handle the interface efficiently or if I need to upgrade the MB and CPU - if so I will probably go with the AMD Series 7, MB - not sure - I prefer MSI but would need to check. Suggestions?
If you upgrade from 1080 to 4080s, you definitely need a 2k or high refresh rate minitor first. It would be wasted of money if you keep using monitor for 1080 GPU. Usually, CPU bottleneck the application speed or game FPS, not GPU. 1160K is good enough to play recent games with potentially high FPS.
I’m honestly just thinking about going 5800x3D 4070 ti super. Least hassle save money and I’m pretty sure I can get another 5 years out of my rig. Just maybe maybe an 4080 super. Just to pair with my 4K oled tv when I really wanna chill. But honestly I feel like the 4080 super will be overkill for my main 2k monitor rig. Honestly I would like some opinions cause I’m in between the 4080 super is definitely pricey compared to the price per value of the 4070 ti super! Plus I think if I stick with the 4070 Tis i can keep my 750 W power supply!
What if I pair a i7-14700K with a 4090 OC? My preferred games are really only COD, NFS, Sims for the Mrs. Read a lot of poor reviews of the i9-14900K I’ve purchased so far: i7-14700K ASUS ROG Z790-E Gaming WiFi II 32GB Corsair Dominator Platinum 5600 DDR5 1TB Samsung 990 Pro SSD 2TB WD SN850X SSD Corsair RM1200x Shift PSU Corsair H150i Elite Capellix cooler But still wrapping my head around that 4090
Same as you. Already purchased my i7 14700k and some of our setup is similar as well. And right now I just need my GPU And dont know which one should i buy. I used the PC mainly for CSP, photoshop, and some video rendering. Have you made a decision for your GPU?
Why not pair the 7700xt with a ryzen 5600? I checked and it's not gonna cause bottleneck so why spend more money on 7600 and am5 platform and more expensive ddr5 ram for this "budget 1440p"
I think your build is almost perfect if your PSU has golden certificate, if your want to upgrade something it is probable that you Will have to buy a better psu
Got a 7800x3d Gpu and a 4080 super I wanted a 7900 xtx tachi in white but they all of of stock in the uk should I return my 4080 and wait retailers are saying it may take up to dec or should I just be happy
You got the better gpu as far as options and performance the only thing you would gain by swapping is the price…and for 900-1200 I would want all the options along with performance your pretty much past the saving money option once your over 900 bucks
@@Neequse yeah in the 2 games that support them that you will play once each because they are not replayable, linear story YEEEEIIIIIII... besides to play ultra 4k on PT you will need at least a 4080 lower than that not even with DLSS quality is a decent experience ( and again thats not 4k, is way lower than that so realistically spekaing a 4090 unless you want to play with DLSS 3 good luck if you play on keyboard, waiting 2 bussiness days to get a response from your keycaps to the game must be fun)
Im looking to upgrade my current build using a i7 12700f & rtx 3070 on a ddr4 mb . I would like to know if i can upgrade to a rtx 4070 ti super without upgrading cpu or if a i7 13700k & rx 7900 gre is a better option.
Should I get the 7700xt or the 7900gre, is there much difference? Also, should I spend more on the PC and stay with a 60-hertz monitor for longer or get a worse PC but get a 180-hertz monitor with it?
@@RoaringBoat767 depends how long you're going to play on that 60hz monitor, if its any longer than a month I wouldn't recommend it id rather get on hands smooth experience from the start. Otherwise if you can wait it out obviously better but not optimal at all.
do you think a 1440p monitor can be runned by a 7600 gpu? I'm only playing valorant, dota 2, and warzone, that are the games I only play my cpu is r5 5600 and b450mobo
Yep easily. These three games are eSports compatible. valorant and dota would easily give you 100+ fps and will be CPU bound above that. Warzone would be a super smooth 60+ fps experience as well
@@jmmmm0 yeah my old RX 480 was super trusty too. Upgraded to RX 6800 after it died. Everything is smooth as butter now. If you've lasted this long with a 580, you'll probably last half a decade more with a 7600
@@AlexHusTech I don't necessarily think this is the best advice. Intel 15th gen is expected to be 50/50, Ryzen 9000 won't be any quicker until they release the X3D chips (which could be 2025 at this point), and NVIDIA are only really expected to bring a 5080/5090 at the end of the year. You have to be careful you don't wait forever for the 'new stuff', when there is great options out there already
@@AlexHusTech Yeah, i probably will. The one i was interested to build would have r7 7800x3d + rx 7900 xtx/rtx 4080 super but idk... I get the feeling next gen will be a lot better for 4K gaming
@@GeekaWhat Still on the fence but once i have the budget i will think it all over. I was pretty satisfied last time i did my setup in 2016 when my GTX 1080 released. But it can handle only 1080p gaming now and i'm missing on quite a lot of features like RT and DLSS
I have this combo and it's perfect. I get no bottleneck in 1440p ultra titles and in games like valorant and cs2 still get 500-700 fps with a higher end cpu you might see the highest fps be 50-100 more with something like 7800x3d but that is not a concern when your frames are already insane.
Can't even afford a pc case but I'm watching this video😅
same here 😅
Brokie😂
One day dude! Thanks for tuning in :)
If you can't even afford the case youtube is not where you need to be. Go get a job bro
@@veilmontTV keep ur mouth shut kid
Budget is always my biggest bottleneck. I know what to buy to get the best performance, but my wallet won’t allow all that money to flow out and I always have to downsize accordingly.
Save or get it on 0% finance. You can get what you want with patience.
im probably gonna wait and try to get a 5090 for important things like minecraft shaders, roblox, fortnite, and even more demanding tasks like tetris
Good point!
Here brother, take my kidney!
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completely wasted tech
@@shion1074 it's a joke genius
I have two PCs atm. Did my very first build last december with a 7800x3d and rx7900xtx, and I'm very happy wih it's 4K performance. Then I salvaged the 5600 from my old pc and paired it with a rx6750xt, very nice for 1440p. Sharing one pc with my husband (thought I married a console gamer) became impossible and now we can take turns on who gets to play on "the beast" and who gets the AM4 baby 😂 All that to say that I'm satisfied with both pairings and it's nice that AMD has prolonged the lifespan for both platforms.
Good on you for building your own. My first build was an Intel duo core e-8400 with a GeForce 7600 GT AGP card.
Time flies. I just built 7900x3d/Strix 4090 OC. 4K gaming and VR looks awesome.
Just ordered a custom pc with rtx 4080s and 7800x3d, messed up with an audio card as I thought I needed an extra one for proper gaming (my last pc was from late 2000s :D), but got upgraded to x670e from b650. Had almost every console of that time frame to play through, last year finally decided to get a tuf a15 gaming laptop, now I've reached the point where I just had to level it up :)
Cheers for you're updates mate, one of the best channel's in the UK :)
got a ryzen 5 7600x and rx6800 and i run 1440p perfectly. MSI b650 tomohawk wifi, 32gb 6000mhz ram, spent about 1000 and this build should last me some years.
What psu do u have? Do you think 650 can do it?(Msi mag)
Go for 750, ull be fine for years@@androjackson480
what do u think about rtx 4060 8gb and r5 7600x and 16gb ram
@@androjackson480 I have 650 and it works fine
@@Stalinek imo the 6800, 7700xt, or 7800xt would be way better for the price. But 4060 isn’t awful
love the vid and congrats 200k subs
Thanks dude! Really proud of this milestone 🙌
So I got a RX 6750xt with a r5 7500f cpu can't wait to build my first pc with them.
Should be a great 1440p machine
that's exactly what i'm planning to get and it will be my first pc to
sweet!
@@AlexHusTechwich cpu would you paire with the 7900 gre ?
@@Scar_face606 7700 or 7800x3D
Make a productivity pc build guid video without gaming.
On the lowest case 1080p budget: Intel Core i5 12400F CPU and AMD RX 6600 dedicated GPU.
On the high end 1440p: Ryzen 7 7700x CPU and AMD 7900 RX dedicated GPU. The GPU can be switched out with Nvidia RTX 4070 if you need to do professional work in video editing.
1440p is comfortable with the 6600 max setting 80 fps most games average
Could you make a video on which one is the better CPU to buy for productivity and gaming? Thanks.
We might look at doing a best CPUs buyer's guide once Ryzen 9000 drops, with options for productivity and gaming if you think that would help? :)
Love this, thanks!
So what is your opinion on 4080Super and Ryzen 7 7800X3d for 1440p with 165Hz monitor. I already have a monitor
I've been doing a lot of research of this combo and the 7900xtx and from what I can tell both combos run 1440p at 240 with zero issues you can run these combos at 4k and get 165 on some games so you should be more than solid
I just got I7-14700K and RTX 4070 Ti SUPER and I'm now wondering which screens do I really should take, cause I don't see any reason of going 1440p, when 144Hz in screens is now a standard, and this combo can't even guarantee stable 144fps in the games, so going 1440p would be a waste of money. What do you think about it?
It’s completely worth it it’s so much better gaming at 1440p. And once you see it, you can’t go back.
Gonna build my first PC with a 5700X3D and an RX 7600 XT! Put a lot of thought into it, and its almost time! (Waiting until Cyber Monday lol)
look if you can find rx 6700 xt / 6750 xt for a similar price.It's a much better card
@@andreimoldoveanu1037 im after the extra vram, thats why i chose it
Hi there. I would like to upgrade from my RTX 2060. What is the best graphics card I could pair with my Ryzen 5600X? I’m thinking about the RTX 4070 Super Ti and investing in a 1440p monitor to fully utilize it. In the future, I might upgrade the processor to something more powerful. I'm also considering the RX 7900 GRE/4070 Super (although it only has 12GB of memory :/).
My setup:
AMD Ryzen 5 5600X
MSI MAG B550 TOMAHAWK
HyperX 32GB (2x16GB) 3200MHz CL16 Fury
SilentiumPC Supremo L2 650W 80 Plus Gold
SilentiumPC Fera 5 Dual Fan 2x120mm
ASUS GeForce RTX 2060 DUAL EVO OC 6GB GDDR6
be quiet! Pure Base 500 Window Black
You might wanna upgrade Psw but kinda in a similar boat I’m finna upgrade my ryzen 5 3600 +2060 super combo to a 5800x3D 4070 ti super I feel like that would be and ultimate gaming streaming setup for 2K resolution but than I’m also like well I do like relax 4K gaming on my oled so I’m like maybe I can squeeze an 4080 super😅 big maybe
you might wanna upgrade the case as well
save money and buy a 7800 xt. will probide you with all of your 1440p gaming needs and your wallet will thank you. you could also use the savings to buy a beefier psu or a ryzen 7 5700x3d.
Recently built my first ever PC and I went with a 14900K with an RTX 4090 Strix OC. So far so good. I was concerned about getting the 14900KS given the additional heat it would generate and given it was my first ever build, I was not going for a water cooled build, otherwise would have gone for the 14900KS.
I just built the same thing. First build and everything! I went with i9-14900k because of the heat issues of the KS. So far, I absolutely love it! What motherboard did you go with?
@@inigomontoya7593 no way! I went with the Asus ROG Dark Hero motherboard.
@@inigomontoya7593 no way! I went with the Asus ROG MAXIMUS Z790 DARK HERO
@@inigomontoya7593 I bought the ROG Maximus Dark Hero.
guys why are you so rich i cant afford even 1050 ti
Will a RTX 4070 Ti Super work well with a i7-12700F?
I have a RTX 3060 Ti rn and I want to upgrade it. Would that be a good choice?
Had RX 6800 and wanted to upgrade. It was either 7900 GRE or 4070 Super. While I lost 4 gigs of VRAM, all the quality of life stuff was a deciding factor for me.
Should I pair an rtx 4070 super with a ryzen 5 7600x and if so which model of the 4070 super should I buy
Great video mate! In your Extreme Combo with Intel. I have the RTX 4090, but with a Ryzen 9 7950x. Should I have gone with Intel instead of AMD, or does it really matter?
Intel has no upgrade path, bit there will be more am5 ryzen cpus so good buy.
The i9 is (slightly) faster in absolute terms, but the 7950X is still a plenty quick enough chip and has the better upgrade options! :) I think you picked good
@@GeekaWhat Cheers for the reply, much appreciated. 👍
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i have an Ryzen 7 5700 and a RTX 3060 6gb, i was thinking about uograding to a 4060 (i play at 1080p), but a bottleneck site says that i need MORE CPU power to avoid bottleneck, what you guys think? Should i be getting a R7 5700x or even 7 5700x3D?
Would a 4070 super and 7600x be a good pair for games like rust and tarkov?
is a Ryzen 5 7600 + RX 7600XT combo good? I am wanting to do 1080p high refresh rate gaming.
youd be able to 1440p comfortably
im saving up for the intel core i5 12400F and the Radeon 6600.
I hope the grind is worth it.
Im running 12100f and the rx6600 and believe me, im still amazed by the performance... Do your research, some of these youtubers reviews are geared towards expensive low value build. Look for value you'll find it.
I'd be interested what you think pairs best with a ryzen 5 5500gt for decent 1080p gaming. I was thinking the 7600xt. In Canada, prices are wack right now and the 7600 is the cheapest option around 330 bucks.
is a ryzen 7 7700 and 7600xt good together for 1440p. also i love your informative videos keep up the great work
buy a ryzen 5 7600 and put more money on the gpu for something like a rx 6700 xt or better
@@andreimoldoveanu1037yes I bought a 6700 xt first & now thinking of pairing it with the r5 7600x.
So for a 1440p system, should i get the i5 13600k or the ryzen 5 7600x because those or in my price range. I will be using it for gaming and a little bit of school work. And can i use it for 1080p for a little bit untill i can get a 1440p monitor
Is it worth getting a pre built with a 4060ti or go cheaper with just a normal 4060?
whats better 1.5 7500f and 7900 gre or 2. 5 7600x and 7800xt. i know the 2. option harmonies better but. 1. option is faster and if you ahve to upgrade in future you only have to upgrade the 7500f. what do you guys think?
What do you think about 7600x and rx7900 gre combo for 1440p and 4k gaming?
I have this combo and it is bullet proof for 1440p. Currently running 165fps+ on ultra high settings for games like The Finals, F1 24, etc.
@@countyislandersrock
1. Which type of cooler you use for 7600x AIO or normal air cooler
2. How is the performance for AAA like red dead 2, far cry 6, etc
Cause my concern is will the 7600x hold down the performance of 7900 GRE
I have the 7600 and the gre and I game at 4k and its good. HFW plays at native 4k 50+ fps and you can use fsr if you want.
@@akshaygawande5480 Most AAA games are heavily gpu intensive so it will be fine. But even when you're playing cpu intensive games, but as long as you stay in 1440p gaming, it will be perfectly fine and won't bottleneck anything. I don't know about 4K gaming though.
Bro r5 7600 can i use intel arc a750 with this build or any bottleneck issue with this build...?
*Great video, however IMO the RX6800 should also be mentioned in the budget 1440P, great card!*
facts
Fair point, but I would say the RX 6800 is increasingly difficult to buy (especially new, which was the focus of this video)
It's crazy how people have tons of PC parts just for decoration and i'm here saving money for 4 months just to Buy the gpu for My first build
Nah seriously I feel your pain. I’m glad I impulse my rig in 2019’ I got chewed out at the time but hey it all worked out. But in this current time period. I can’t afford to just ball out I’m in the same boat as you. Where I’m tryna figure how can I squeeze the funds to upgrade this holiday😅 my rig is slowing age! We’ll get there doe!
@geekawhat.. I have an ibuypower pc with i7 and 1660super .. what a great up great for it or should I just leave it were it’s at please help thanks
I agree that 4070ti super is entry level 4k. However there are some delicious offers on the 7900xtx right now. I have seen one for £680. I would have jumped on it if I didn’t already have an Nvidia gpu.
I have Amd 5600g cpu.. gaming and steaming 1080p which gpu is best rtx 3060 12gb or rtx 4060 8gb or everything else?????
For the high end 1080 combos is it okay to use the 7600xt 16gb?
What gpu would you recommend for R5 3600?
I’m thinking of pairing the Radeon 7900 gre with the rx 7800 x3d, do you think it will bottleneck or should I go with a lower cpu like the 7700xd
That's a decent pairing
The gre may bottleneck the x3d as the x3d is a higher-end gpu, it may be worth to upgrade gpu.
6650XT is $230 and very similar performance as RTX 4060
Paired with r5 5600 gonna be my Heaven this summer
i got 4060 in laptop its good, as card in desk top not sure but if you have fun in gaming there is no good or bad
Is a rx7900xt and a 7800x3d a good combo for 1440p and maybe 4k?
You are goated!
I have a rtx 3060ti and a 1440p monitor, and I am planning to get a new cpu. do you got any recommendations?
5600x should be perfect for an 3060ti, what do you currently have?
@@ivanespada9563 i have the ryzen 4 4500
Quick question: Between the MSI RTX 4070 (non-Super) and the ASUS RX 7800XT, which one would you recommend? They’re nearly the same price where I am.
What do u use it for
@@sunish.g3374 Gaming.
Just got the 7900XT post price drop I think it deserves a spot on the list as well
Hi can you recommend a cpu for rtx 4070, regards
HI
i have upgraded my GPU & PSU in 2022 when i found a fantastic deal and I want to upgrade the rest of the PC (Motherboard, CPU & RAM)
MY Current Specs
RTX 3080 (EVGA FTW3)
Power Supply (Corsair RM1000x 80 PLUS Gold Fully Modular)
Air Cooler Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE (I will be using it for the new CPU)
Core i5 8400
Ram Crucial 2 x 8 DDR4
SSD Samsung EVO 500GB + HDD WD 500 GB Blue
So Could you recommend a CPU that will not have a big bottleneck?
i Was Considering Core i7 12700k - Core i5 12600k /F - Core i5 13600k /F
Thanks
I have a 5900x (am4) I bought a 7900xt and have that bottleneck because personally I’m only trying to play 1080p high fps any recommendations. I’m going to return my 7900xt.
I just want to know how a 7800X3D and a 7800XT/GRE would do at 1440p
Also most of the games ill be playing will either be more cpu intensive or not require a gpu at all
I'm running a 6800 with a 5700x at 1440p and its pretty damn awesome.
Thank you
Should l pair a 4070 and 13400f? Because 13400 isnt powerful enough for 4070.
Hello genuine question
Which gpu is better for Ryzen 7 7800X3D ?
Is it -
PNY Verto OC RTX 4070Ti Super or RX7900GRE?
PS : I don't care one bit about Ray tracing I only care about FPS
If I go with the Rx7900, will there be any problem?
7900gre it is a goated gpu
there is a card that costs almost 300dls more so wich one do you think is better?. a fairer comparision would have been the 7900 XT in terms or pricing and performance... if you dont care AT ALL about RT not like you cant do it with AMD, the 7900 xt is as fast as the NORMAL 4070 in normal RT, not Path tracing thats a different story... but the 7900 xt is around 5 to 10% faster than the 4070 ti super in raster so pick the one you like more, in terms of power consumption is 280w vs 320w so not much difference especially if you do what you should with AMD cards that is undervolting and get better performance without overclocking at all but still. AMD can be said is better for people who like tweaking a bit, Nvidia more for plug and play gamers and has better techs like DLSS, still waiting to see FSR 3.1 that is gonna arrive in 3 months in God Of War Ragnarok, hopefully they catch on Nvidia´s DLSS but i doubt it... but hopefully, the other thing would be the price, 100dls cheaper the 7900 xt compared to the nvidia counterpart.
@@nicane-9966 Actually not true, if you look at 40 games you can see that the ti super is only 3 fps behind the xt on average. Thats
If both has same price, go for 4070 Ti Super. If 7900 GRE is like 100$-200$ cheaper go for 7900 GRE.
Buy now 7800x3d or wait for new CPU in july ?
@@Troynex I’m waiting
Msi mag z790 tomahawk max wifi vs asrock z790 nova wifi Bro which is better motherboard
I'm trying to save up for a new system, but can't decide if I go for an i7-14700KF and an RTX 4070 /4070 Super (12Gb VRAM) or a 7800X3D and an RX 7800 XT (16Gb VRAM).
I mainly play Escape from Tarkov on my i7-6700K and GTX 1070 and for some reason it's a bit laggy... 🤣
Yo guys so here is what I got. I59th Gen cpu but I upgraded GPU to a 4070.
What CPU upgrade kit would you guys recomend while still gaming in 1080P😅
What about a 4090 with the 7800x3d??
7600x makes no sense in the world, where 7500f exists
I think it's more of an accessibility thing to make it easier for people to buy the cpu they need. Of course you can buy one off Aliexpress like I did, but I suppose he could have mentioned it as another option.
How do you feel about:
Ryzen 9 7900X
Radeon 6950 XT
Specifically Cost to Performance comparison.
There's a few things you can do:
If you're wanting to do the $~550/~$350 (GPU/CPU) split, I would recommend buying the Ryzen 7 7800X3D instead of the Ryzen 9 7900X because it is not only cheaper but also has way better gaming performance as it is the best gaming CPU you can buy. But the GPU is fine, I would probably recommend getting the RX 7900 GRE instead, but they're both basically the same GPU price to performance wise.
Another thing you can do with the $900 is spend more on the GPU and less for the CPU (~$700/~$200) by getting the RX 7900 XT and the Ryzen 7600X. But this all depends on the type of games you play, whether they are more GPU or CPU intensive, but I would still just recommend the first option though and switching out the Ryzen 7 7900X for the Ryzen 7800X3D.
I have decided to buy 4060ti , what cpu should i buy to Max out the performance. my main focus of work is Motion Graphics, Editing (After Effect) and gaming
Ryzen 5 7600 for AM5
Intel I5 13400f intel
Ryzen 5 5600x for AM4 (You Could also go with a Ryzen 7 5700x)
For a new build I would pick the Ryzen 5 7600
You really should mention cards that have been overclocked out of the box like the 7900xtx taichi edition from asrock which is pretty much in a whole other class itself it cuz out performs the reference card and most other 7900xtx cards, it’s a beast of a card check it out ! It really should be considered like a 7950xtx lol
Currently have an i5 (1160K @3.9 Ghz) with MSI Z590 Pro MB, thinking of upgrading my GPU to an RTX4080 Super as my GPU is pretty old (GTX1080) - how do I find out if the i5 can handle the interface efficiently or if I need to upgrade the MB and CPU - if so I will probably go with the AMD Series 7, MB - not sure - I prefer MSI but would need to check. Suggestions?
If you upgrade from 1080 to 4080s, you definitely need a 2k or high refresh rate minitor first. It would be wasted of money if you keep using monitor for 1080 GPU.
Usually, CPU bottleneck the application speed or game FPS, not GPU. 1160K is good enough to play recent games with potentially high FPS.
I'm currently on am4 platform with MSI B450m pro M2 max motherboard, and planning to upgrade to 5700x3d with 4070ti super. What do you think of this?
What resoulution you playing on
@@pandassudsnshine4125 1440p
@@pandassudsnshine4125 1440p
hey bro can i ask you something else? i have asrock b760m pro rs/d4 its ok for 13600kf?
Most people bottleneck is the most important and more under seen one, the actual Monitor/Display.
Can recommend a 3080ti build ? Idk which CPU I should go 😢
12600k/7500f(7500f is better because of am5 support)
I’m honestly just thinking about going 5800x3D 4070 ti super. Least hassle save money and I’m pretty sure I can get another 5 years out of my rig. Just maybe maybe an 4080 super. Just to pair with my 4K oled tv when I really wanna chill. But honestly I feel like the 4080 super will be overkill for my main 2k monitor rig. Honestly I would like some opinions cause I’m in between the 4080 super is definitely pricey compared to the price per value of the 4070 ti super! Plus I think if I stick with the 4070 Tis i can keep my 750 W power supply!
Do r7 5800 end rtx 4060 ti is goud?
bro i also have this lighting strike led in the back i got it yesterday
How does the 7800x3d pair up with a rtx4090
I'm going to be building a all msi build with a 4070 Ti Super with a 7 7800x3d!
What if I pair a i7-14700K with a 4090 OC? My preferred games are really only COD, NFS, Sims for the Mrs.
Read a lot of poor reviews of the i9-14900K
I’ve purchased so far:
i7-14700K
ASUS ROG Z790-E Gaming WiFi II
32GB Corsair Dominator Platinum 5600 DDR5
1TB Samsung 990 Pro SSD
2TB WD SN850X SSD
Corsair RM1200x Shift PSU
Corsair H150i Elite Capellix cooler
But still wrapping my head around that 4090
Same as you. Already purchased my i7 14700k and some of our setup is similar as well.
And right now I just need my GPU
And dont know which one should i buy. I used the PC mainly for CSP, photoshop, and some video rendering.
Have you made a decision for your GPU?
7950x3d paired with my existing 4070Ti for now, then once the 5000 series come out i'll upgrade to a price dropped 4090
Why not pair the 7700xt with a ryzen 5600? I checked and it's not gonna cause bottleneck so why spend more money on 7600 and am5 platform and more expensive ddr5 ram for this "budget 1440p"
i dont know about you but it does bottleneck badly on the games i play, especially on cyberpunk and starfield
I have a question. What is better rtx 4080 or rx 7900 xtx for cpu i have i9 14900k
If you don't care about DLSS and ray tracing and you just want raw rasterization performance go rx7900xtx otherwise go rtx4080
I am waiting for my Ryzen 7 5700X + RTX COLORFUL DUAL 4060,
Good or nah? My first ever pc to build.
Pretty solid! Personally I would go for AM5 if you can afford it (and don't need the extra cores of the Ryzen 7 5700X), but that is just me :)
I have a pc with 7 7800x3d and 7800xt but can’t get it to play cod. Any help?
Can someone tell me if the ryzen 5 7600X and the 7800 XT will have bottleneck in 1080p? (Same question with 4070 super)
What should I upgrade next to?
7600x
Ak 400 Digital Cooler
Rtx4070
32 Gb DDR5 Cl32 5200 Mhz
650 w Power Supply?
I think your build is almost perfect if your PSU has golden certificate, if your want to upgrade something it is probable that you Will have to buy a better psu
You already have a solid build.
Change the RAM. Get a CL30 6000 kit
@@Blue_Pumpkin But my cpu becomes unstable at anything above 5200 , I even tuned down my 5600 memory for this.
@@N_M_S... Motherboard?
Got a 7800x3d Gpu and a 4080 super I wanted a 7900 xtx tachi in white but they all of of stock in the uk should I return my 4080 and wait retailers are saying it may take up to dec or should I just be happy
You got the better gpu as far as options and performance the only thing you would gain by swapping is the price…and for 900-1200 I would want all the options along with performance your pretty much past the saving money option once your over 900 bucks
Is ryzen 7 7700 with 4070 good combo?
Will my I5 12600k andle a 7900 GRE or should I upgrade it ?! Thanks 🙏 great content !!
12600k owners got screwed compared to 13600k owners lol. Should still be serviceable.
of course, just turn on settings to 4k ultra and path tracing - 0,07 fps guaranteed!
@@Neequse yeah in the 2 games that support them that you will play once each because they are not replayable, linear story YEEEEIIIIIII... besides to play ultra 4k on PT you will need at least a 4080 lower than that not even with DLSS quality is a decent experience ( and again thats not 4k, is way lower than that so realistically spekaing a 4090 unless you want to play with DLSS 3 good luck if you play on keyboard, waiting 2 bussiness days to get a response from your keycaps to the game must be fun)
@@nicane-9966 yea, that was the joke
How about rx 7600xt its the same price as 3060 12gb in my country
pls give me some motherboards suggestions (im in germany) for i7-14700K (max 250 euro)
can i pair the i5 12400f in rtx 4070 super?
saving up to buy rx 7800 xt as that would be good in my budget but what would be a good cpu to pair for 1440p max
r5 7600
7600/7800x3D
Is the ryzen 7950x a good pair for the 4080 super?
If your just gaming go for the ryzen 7800x3d
i have to ask, you are English, why not have UK prices too?
practically all of your builds are like 10-20% more expensive here.
I paired 7500f with 4070super
uhhhhh wheres the RX 7500 in the links i don't see it.
i have the ryzen 9 7900x and july im buying the ryzen 9 9900x
Im looking to upgrade my current build using a i7 12700f & rtx 3070 on a ddr4 mb . I would like to know if i can upgrade to a rtx 4070 ti super without upgrading cpu or if a i7 13700k & rx 7900 gre is a better option.
I think the gre wound be fine.
why upgrade cpu? raptor lake doesnt make much sence, just go with 4070 ti super/7900 xtx. cpu wont be a bottleneck
@@Neequse the cpu bottleneck was my main concern , in that case I’ll go with the rtx 4070 ti super .
Upgrade for 4070 ti, there is no way you need new cpu, yours are powerful enough
Should I get the 7700xt or the 7900gre, is there much difference? Also, should I spend more on the PC and stay with a 60-hertz monitor for longer or get a worse PC but get a 180-hertz monitor with it?
Oh dude 7700xt vs 7900gre is a massive difference the 7900gre is better then the 7800xt. Dude 7700xt to 7900gre is like 30 to 40%
So should i have the pc upgrade but keep my 60-hertz monitor for longer?
@@RoaringBoat767 well it doesn’t make much sense to have such a solid PC but just 60Hz Monitor, that means it’s basically wasting PCs potential
the diff is massive. 16gb vs 12gb and around 30% extra raw performance IF you use the driver AMD provided not long ago.
@@RoaringBoat767 depends how long you're going to play on that 60hz monitor, if its any longer than a month I wouldn't recommend it id rather get on hands smooth experience from the start. Otherwise if you can wait it out obviously better but not optimal at all.
do you think a 1440p monitor can be runned by a 7600 gpu? I'm only playing valorant, dota 2, and warzone, that are the games I only play
my cpu is r5 5600 and b450mobo
Yep easily. These three games are eSports compatible. valorant and dota would easily give you 100+ fps and will be CPU bound above that. Warzone would be a super smooth 60+ fps experience as well
@@raibatsu thanks, right now with my rx580 it gives me a solid 250-350 fps in valorant and stable 180-200 fps in dota 2, but in warzone mehhhh lol
@@jmmmm0 yeah my old RX 480 was super trusty too. Upgraded to RX 6800 after it died. Everything is smooth as butter now. If you've lasted this long with a 580, you'll probably last half a decade more with a 7600
@@raibatsu so you think I can get better fps with these graphic card and better gameplay with a 1440p monitor?
i have a rtx 4070 super with a i5 12400f is it good ?
you need a cpu upgrade
I might just upgrade my own 1080p gaming pc before i do the jump to 4k. Maybe i can hold one year more... Currently on a i7 6700K and GTX 1080 Ti
Wait until next gen are out.
@@AlexHusTech I don't necessarily think this is the best advice. Intel 15th gen is expected to be 50/50, Ryzen 9000 won't be any quicker until they release the X3D chips (which could be 2025 at this point), and NVIDIA are only really expected to bring a 5080/5090 at the end of the year. You have to be careful you don't wait forever for the 'new stuff', when there is great options out there already
@@AlexHusTech Yeah, i probably will. The one i was interested to build would have r7 7800x3d + rx 7900 xtx/rtx 4080 super but idk... I get the feeling next gen will be a lot better for 4K gaming
@@GeekaWhat Still on the fence but once i have the budget i will think it all over. I was pretty satisfied last time i did my setup in 2016 when my GTX 1080 released. But it can handle only 1080p gaming now and i'm missing on quite a lot of features like RT and DLSS
@@ryukjoga The other problem is that AMD said they are not going to release a high end GPU which means the 5080 could be quite pricey 🙄
What about ryzen 5 7600 paired with a rx 7900 gre?
I have this combo and it's perfect. I get no bottleneck in 1440p ultra titles and in games like valorant and cs2 still get 500-700 fps with a higher end cpu you might see the highest fps be 50-100 more with something like 7800x3d but that is not a concern when your frames are already insane.