@@blue-lu3iz its easy to say that an rx6600 is an entry level card when it costs almost 1/10 of the US minimum wage, its so easy to buy on north america, it costs nothing, then you think its worth nothing. On my country an rx6600 costs more than 3 full minimum wages. I have to work 30 TIMES more than you to buy the same thing and you come to me and try to justify with price arguments that an 3060 is an entry card? You dont you suck my balls? We are talking on performance here, and an rx6600 is easily a mid range in terms of performance bcs it basically runs everything on ultra 1080p 60fps
It's an entry level card for sure. Also, I don't agree with buying an outdated CPU. Just buy a 13600k or a 7600/7700. I'd go AMD right now because it's the start of a socket.
My 3060 with a i5 10500 has no bottlenecking and the 3060 will play most games high refresh rate on ultra but for newer triple a titles you can expect 60fps on high-ultra
bruh I just got a 3060 ti and now he saying its entry or mid at best made me feel cheaped out and feeling like i paid too much 💀. But I had a 1050 before so it's good
Dude the 4790 is a beast of a cpu and will run any latest title in whatever settings you wish rn. Is it a 24 core threadripper? No... But for what it is its king in its own league. I have one in mine too, don't let that shame you. I don't get bottleneccking yet with any of my titles...
I recently made a long overdue upgrade from a msi gaming edition GTX 1070 8gb i got back in 2016 to a msi RTX 3060 12gb ventus 2x or whatever (dual fan) & was fairly impressed. It may of not been a GIANT difference in graphical fidelity/clarity per say, but the performance boost was much needed for making videos. I can finally render videos, & blender projects in 2023 without bluescreening at 80% through a render that took an hour lol. It’s so weird how technology works, in 2016 i could do the exact thing i am doing now with rendering and whatnot with my previous card but if i do the same thing today it’ll struggle. I do have to say though, i started from a gtx650 ti then to a gtx960 then the 1070 and so on but by far the coolest looking designed gpu i ever had was the gtx 1070 with that black and red color pattern & the metal pipes along with the msi logo that lights up. Man. It’s even bigger than my rtx 3060. Crazy.
Dude I've been wondering this as well. Like I do the exact same thing with the exact same programs but somehow in 2020 it was blue screening like hell! Maybe just wear and tear? The parts were getting old.
Now a days I recommend 8 core processors, 4 cores is starting struggling now and 6 cores is good but to make it optimal try to get an 8 core processor now
“Entry level graphics card” Bro.. That card is a fucking beast, it’s the new AAA games that are not optimised thus they run at 20 fps and demand 12 gb of Vram despite not even looking that good 💀
Performance doesn't determine GPU tiers, Die size does. Performance is a byproduct, not a cost product, nor a limitation. Die size is a limitation and a cost factor. A mid-range GPU(or any chip, doesn't have to be CPU or GPU) is roughly half the reticle limit of the process node. The reticle limit for samsung's 8nm was 837mm^2, thus a mid-range GPU should be around 418mm^2, the rtx 3060 is a 276mm^2 GPU, not even close.
@@azeemsiddiqui4764 no, what does that have to do with anything, yes performance is a byproduct of die size (although other things affect it too) but also what does that mean to most people?
I have one, the performance is underwhelming, cannot handle playing at above 60 on my 34” ultrawide (I also paid 1200 aud for it during the crypto crisis 💀)
A dude told me its gonna work fine with my i7 13700kf, 32gb ram ddr5. Its probably bottleneck BUT its not gonna harm anything. Ill upgrade later. Dont know if i want to go for amd or nvidia graphics
@@cupoftea9528he gave you trash advice - 13700KF + 3060 is genuinely a terrible combo, get a 4070 Ti or higher. If this advice sounds wrong to you - it’s because that’s what you should be spending if you get a 13700KF - that’s an upper high end processor
@@CataclysmComputers but IT doesnt harm my PC or does IT? It seems to Work really Well. Cant afford a 4070ti Just yet but i will get Something similar soon. Thanks for Ur answer!
@@cupoftea9528 No not at all - it won't harm it, you will just be using about 20-30% of the 13700KFs potential, so you could drop to a 13600KF and spend the difference on a better graphics card, but it's okay if you already have it, no issues at all! 😊
I've got a Ryzen 5 3600 and 3060 (12gb) and only notice a small bottleneck in poorly optimised games like cyberpunk. If you want to play esports games at low settings for high fps there may be a small bottleneck too, but you'd probably still get like 300fps
I'd say an entry level card is something like the 1650 Super or 1660 Super, maybe taking something like the 1070 as the limit. The 3060 is definitely not an entry card, it's probably the most middle mid-range card if that makes any sense.
For its price, especially compared to other GPUs, it is entry level. Don’t forget stuff changed per generation. Midrange now starts around the RTX 4060 or RTX 4060 Ti
I went wayyyyy overkill, in my defense I'm planning to do a gpu swap with the 50 series release. But the bottleneck of a 3060 with a 7800x3d is a little bad...
I paired the 12 GB version of 3060 with a Ryzen 5 5600X for my little brother's computer. He doesn't play any RTX games, so he's not complaining about anything... Yet :)
I bought rtx 3060 for around 700 us dollars like a year and half ago i paired it with i5 11400 ngl i havent cleaned my pc not even once it works great i play in 1440p btw i dont have any bottleneck nor heating problem
There is a scenario where 4k might make sense depending on Vram limitations of course and that's if someone upgraded to a 3060 but the cpu is not a good match, like they have a I5 7400 still. In this case it won't be able to process a ton of frames and especially on some lower end games 4k might actually help run smoother and prevent stuttering as now the cpu isn't the bottleneck. I know you can lock frames but why lock frames in a situation where u can play in glorious 4k for the same effect.
Guide me on my 1st pc build - my pick: 3060 12gb, i5 13600kF, 32gb RAM. I play no games but into unreal, blender and unity for AR MR development. Kindly guide me. My budget is under 800- 1000€. Also recommend suitable case, motherboard, cooling sys and other components(upgradable)for the build.
I have a 306012gb and ive heavily overclocked it with a 12400f as well. It a beast of a card, especially paired with more case fans and more cpu paste, and 32gb 3200mhz ram is awesome
Guide me on my 1st pc build - my pick: 3060 12gb, i5 13600kF, 32gb RAM. I play no games but into unreal, blender and unity for AR MR development. Kindly guide me. My budget is under 800- 1000€. Also recommend suitable case, motherboard, cooling sys and other components(upgradable)for the build.
Midrange starts at the performance level of rtx 3070, rtx 4060 ti or rtx 2080 ti also rx 6700 xt ,7600, 6750 xt. Upper midrange starts at 6800. Like lower midrange is around 4060, 3060, 1080 ti, rx 6600 xt, rx 6650 xt entry level starts around the 3050, 1070, 1080,1070 ti, 2060, 1660 ti, rx 6600 4050 isent out yet it will replace the 3050 the 4050 will either be entry level or lower midrange.
I think I'm going to pair mine with a RTX 3060 12GB with the RYZEN 7 5700X 8-CORE. Both are coming in in about 1 week from now. Wish me luck fellas ill keep you updated on the performance with those two paired up.
I ran a ryzen 7 3700x and a 3060 for a year and half it was great in 1080p way better than my 1050 ti I had but I later went 5800X3D with a 3070 for 1440p
I play 4k games with 3060ti using upscaling and mid graphics it runs smooth on most games. Done on elden ring, red dead 2, and god of war. 1440p will be no problem as long as you are happy using mid to high settings. Theres little difference with ultra usually anyway.
Unless you don't crank up VRAM eating stuff, yes you can sometimes do 4K with 3060Ti. It's a strong GPU for its money, just it needs at least 10GB's of VRAM
For everyone bitching: 50 series = low, 60 series = low-mid, 70 series = mid, 80 series = mid-high, 90 series = high this is how it has been and always will be. games are more heavy these days compared to when the 1080 could run anything, if u want to play a triple A title this is what you’ll have to go for. if you want to play league of legends and watch youtube, obviously don’t bother.
80 tier and up is high level 50 tier and below is lower level 60 and 70 tier is mid level Cards like the gt 1030 or 1630 is considered entry level for 10 and 16 series cards, while the 3050 and 4060 is entry level for 30 and 40 series cards.. Not to mention newer generation cards are faster the older ones, like how the gtx 1070ti is weaker than the rtx 2060 super
It surpasses 4k output though 😂, also lemme add if its anything passed 75fps on lets say on a 4k tv, its not worth it most are 60hz or 120hz some are 75hz though but id recommend a monitor with the proper cords like the display port or some cases usb c thats not even talking about how were going back to cpu heavy games, but no ones ready for that especially after dropping so much money on a gpu.
I agree, I have a 3060 12gig and a 5700x, its a good match and it won't break the bank, and i'm sure it can handle the 4080. I had the 3060 with a xeon 4c8t (i7 4790 server's cousin) and it paired well, except in games like "A plague tale: requiem", but normally I could play 60fps to everything thinkering a bit with the settings
@@user-du7kb6ed1q It's bit worse than the 3080 in most games and frame generaton is a stupid gimick that ruins your latency. Anyways the performance is the same or maybe better on 3080 so my comment still stand.
I have a ryzen 5 3600 and it feels like it bottlenecks it like hell cuz the gpu never gets to even 70% usage so im prob gonna upgrade to a ryzen 7 5700x thank you :)
My fps just varies form 56-70 I play on 1440p max Lumen ray tracing all epic setting, I don’t play seriously though so no need to lower settings for 500fps lmao
Great short here on CZcams. However saying "not suitable for 4k gaming", means not suitable for 4k gaming with the highest settings. I own a 1080 TI for 5 years, and play most games just fine on my 4k screen with high settings.
That’s what I’m running and it does not bottleneck my 3060, though ill probably upgrade because it doesn’t do all that well with cpu intensive games like Minecraft, especially when highly modded
Recently I built my PC Desktop 😀 with [ *Intel i5 12400, Gigabyte B760M DS3H AX Mobo,16Gb DDR5 Ram, 550W PSU(80+ Bronze)* ] setup.😅 I could go with *13th Gen* but it would exceed our Budget 😢. So if I want to pair a *Graphics card* → like *RTX 3060* then I can go with this "550W PSU"??😮 plz tell me 🙏🙏🙏
For full hd bs CPU choice for sure. Even 1440p is bs. With i5-12400f you can buy even 4070 ti for 1440p for heavy GPU games. I buy my brother 4070 for i5-12400f. With ryzen 3600 you can take rtx 3070 for 1440p so rtx 3060 is EZ.
I have a 3060 ti with ryzen 7 5800x3d and 32 gigs of ram and i play rise of the tomb raider, uncharted legacy of thieves and just cause 4 at max settings and it runs just fine but i might wanna lower the settings a bit because it's not good to keep it at 99% usage because you are really killing the gpu and it's not a big difference when u lower the settings but foing that will save your gpu's life. Edit: And i forgot to mention that i play at 1440 p because of my monitor and it runs at 70 fps at most of the times it runs at 90-100 fps on those games
When talking gaming, at this moment in time the only real choice for CPU is 5800X3D when considering a CPU for a 3060.. nothing else comes close. Prices are good and IF you for some reason want to stick to a 3060, the 5800X3D is still the choice to make.
Nope, if you want price->performance go for the Rx 6700. Better performance than rtx 3060 and some of the 40series cards.. really cheap too, abt 200-300usd
Okay, I don't quite understand how the 5 5700x scores lower on this board than the 5 3600. I've been rockin a 3600 this pc's entire life and its been at a huge bottle neck, I RUN 1080p. a 1440p recommendation?? Uhm. . . no. I'd put something a LOT higher than a 3600 for something MORE intense than a 1080p resolution. also, the 5 5700 scores low with a 1080p monitor as well. not bad, but not high. . . (edit: These two are still """"reliable"""" for 1080, but if you're avoiding a bottleneck of more than 25%? this isn't what you're looking for, sorry.)
INTEL CORE I5 12400F PROCESSOR MSI H610M G WIFI DDR4 MOTHERBOARD LEXAR RAM DDR4 3600mhz 16GB XIGMATEK ELITE ONE CASE EN49684 TORTOX LX700 700W SMPS LEXAR SSD NM620 1TB NVME ARKTEK NVIDIA GEFORCE GT 730 4GB DARK FLASH S11 PRO BLACK COOLER This is my entire build should I pit a 1650 or which gpu????
"RTX 3060 is an entry-level graphics card"
People rocking a GTX 970- Let me introduce myself
I have a gt 720
I have a GTX 960 4gb lol
Bruh! I have 940 MX 2GB card
Doesnt change that its an entry-level gpu
My 1060 can't even run fortnite at 10fps on 1080p
3060 is an entry card? 😂 those US guys always make me laugh
Bruh😂😂😂
It’s an upper mid range. An entry level card is like a 1050ti.
@@blue-lu3iz entry level is more like a 6500xt or a rtx 3050 but ok.
@@blue-lu3iz its easy to say that an rx6600 is an entry level card when it costs almost 1/10 of the US minimum wage, its so easy to buy on north america, it costs nothing, then you think its worth nothing. On my country an rx6600 costs more than 3 full minimum wages. I have to work 30 TIMES more than you to buy the same thing and you come to me and try to justify with price arguments that an 3060 is an entry card? You dont you suck my balls? We are talking on performance here, and an rx6600 is easily a mid range in terms of performance bcs it basically runs everything on ultra 1080p 60fps
It's an entry level card for sure.
Also, I don't agree with buying an outdated CPU. Just buy a 13600k or a 7600/7700. I'd go AMD right now because it's the start of a socket.
My 3060 with a i5 10500 has no bottlenecking and the 3060 will play most games high refresh rate on ultra but for newer triple a titles you can expect 60fps on high-ultra
is 10400f fine?
@@reiyuchiye only difference is u have no intel hd graphics
Mine with i5 10400😊
Little bit bottleneck for some cases but works really fine
@@ur_very_angry he prolly means on 2k max not on 4k
@@ur_very_angry if you have 3090 then the 10400 will be a bottleneck the lowest you can get for 3090 is i3 13300f or i5 12400f
Him: "Entry Level graphics card"
Me with a GT 710: Of course yeah.
710 isn't considered a gpu anymore😅
@@sjgghosh7677 I cant with your first world energy💅
Yoo same here gt 710 lmfao
I have a GT 710 as well 😂
same here
bruh I just got a 3060 ti and now he saying its entry or mid at best made me feel cheaped out and feeling like i paid too much 💀.
But I had a 1050 before so it's good
Bruh i paid 560 euro for it cheap!?😂
@@thomassenbergwhere did you buy it from?
Bro I upgraded from a 1050ti to a 1060 and now a 3070 the performance bump is amazing and I’m running a 12100f along side it
I just bought 750ti today.
I bought a gt 1030 5 minutes ago
i just bought a 3060 with i5 12400f a month ago and it works pretty well, i use 1080p and i average a lot of fps in most games with highest graphics
Will it have ang problems if you run some apps on the background lets say with discord and spotify on or youtube as well
@@naimirfan nah its all good like even a 1060 with an 8th gen might do those stuff easily
@@canofcola also should i take the rtx 4060 over the 3060 because its like $5 difference between them in my country
@@naimirfan if its only 5 bucks, yes thats a huge upgrade but you need to remember you gotta upgrade your cpu too for it to not bottleneck
@@canofcola the i5 12400f will bottleneck the 4060?
Them: Recommending latest gen processors.
Me: Uses it with i7 4790
me with i5 4590
Bottleneck is a thing
Me with the i7-2600k
Upgrade
Dude the 4790 is a beast of a cpu and will run any latest title in whatever settings you wish rn. Is it a 24 core threadripper? No... But for what it is its king in its own league. I have one in mine too, don't let that shame you. I don't get bottleneccking yet with any of my titles...
Bro you explained this to me so well tysm
Straight to the point, refreshing.
I recently made a long overdue upgrade from a msi gaming edition GTX 1070 8gb i got back in 2016 to a msi RTX 3060 12gb ventus 2x or whatever (dual fan) & was fairly impressed. It may of not been a GIANT difference in graphical fidelity/clarity per say, but the performance boost was much needed for making videos. I can finally render videos, & blender projects in 2023 without bluescreening at 80% through a render that took an hour lol. It’s so weird how technology works, in 2016 i could do the exact thing i am doing now with rendering and whatnot with my previous card but if i do the same thing today it’ll struggle. I do have to say though, i started from a gtx650 ti then to a gtx960 then the 1070 and so on but by far the coolest looking designed gpu i ever had was the gtx 1070 with that black and red color pattern & the metal pipes along with the msi logo that lights up. Man. It’s even bigger than my rtx 3060. Crazy.
This is exactly where I'm at... Need to make a step XD
Dude I've been wondering this as well. Like I do the exact same thing with the exact same programs but somehow in 2020 it was blue screening like hell! Maybe just wear and tear? The parts were getting old.
How long you take to render nowadays ?
Now a days I recommend 8 core processors, 4 cores is starting struggling now and 6 cores is good but to make it optimal try to get an 8 core processor now
“Entry level graphics card”
Bro.. That card is a fucking beast, it’s the new AAA games that are not optimised thus they run at 20 fps and demand 12 gb of Vram despite not even looking that good 💀
Performance doesn't determine GPU tiers, Die size does. Performance is a byproduct, not a cost product, nor a limitation. Die size is a limitation and a cost factor.
A mid-range GPU(or any chip, doesn't have to be CPU or GPU) is roughly half the reticle limit of the process node. The reticle limit for samsung's 8nm was 837mm^2, thus a mid-range GPU should be around 418mm^2, the rtx 3060 is a 276mm^2 GPU, not even close.
the fuck do you mean performance doesn't determine GPU tiers
@@beepboop6212did you only read the first sentence and nothing else??
@@azeemsiddiqui4764 no, what does that have to do with anything, yes performance is a byproduct of die size (although other things affect it too) but also what does that mean to most people?
I have one, the performance is underwhelming, cannot handle playing at above 60 on my 34” ultrawide (I also paid 1200 aud for it during the crypto crisis 💀)
I've had this card since it was new. It's great, but the coils have been making noise since they were new.
i RTX 3060 12gb and i5 12400f 👍👍
Will it bottleneck?
@@sarifpanda06no its the perfect combo
Can this play games at 1440p
@@itchyballz123 it can but it would give low fps
Or RTX 3060 and ryzen 5 5600g
Then what should we pick
( Intel ) or ( ryzen )??
Ay man this video i was looking for thanks man :D
A dude told me its gonna work fine with my i7 13700kf, 32gb ram ddr5. Its probably bottleneck BUT its not gonna harm anything. Ill upgrade later. Dont know if i want to go for amd or nvidia graphics
@@cupoftea9528he gave you trash advice - 13700KF + 3060 is genuinely a terrible combo, get a 4070 Ti or higher.
If this advice sounds wrong to you - it’s because that’s what you should be spending if you get a 13700KF - that’s an upper high end processor
@@CataclysmComputers but IT doesnt harm my PC or does IT? It seems to Work really Well. Cant afford a 4070ti Just yet but i will get Something similar soon. Thanks for Ur answer!
@@cupoftea9528 No not at all - it won't harm it, you will just be using about 20-30% of the 13700KFs potential, so you could drop to a 13600KF and spend the difference on a better graphics card, but it's okay if you already have it, no issues at all! 😊
I've got a Ryzen 5 3600 and 3060 (12gb) and only notice a small bottleneck in poorly optimised games like cyberpunk.
If you want to play esports games at low settings for high fps there may be a small bottleneck too, but you'd probably still get like 300fps
I have same cpu but i want 3060 12gb, can u tell me the fps in COD ? In 1080p/1440p With dlss off/on
@@CesarPuma-dc7dd I play 1440p med/high settings with DLSS balanced and get over 100fps most of the time, usually around 120
I have a rtx 3060 12gb and it pairs perfectly with the 11700F
I went with a ryzen 5 5600X for my rtx 3060. I haven't had any hiccups until now.
@@xixcrimxonxhade8899 he "hasnt"
Just bought a Ryzen 7 5800x can’t wait to install it
@@eliud2000how is it ?
@@swxqy_318it’s underrated just make sure you have good aio to cool it down!
@@swxqy_318 and he never replied lol
I'd say an entry level card is something like the 1650 Super or 1660 Super, maybe taking something like the 1070 as the limit. The 3060 is definitely not an entry card, it's probably the most middle mid-range card if that makes any sense.
For its price, especially compared to other GPUs, it is entry level. Don’t forget stuff changed per generation. Midrange now starts around the RTX 4060 or RTX 4060 Ti
I think between $200-$350 is entry level $350-$700 is midrange and $700+ is high end
I went wayyyyy overkill, in my defense I'm planning to do a gpu swap with the 50 series release. But the bottleneck of a 3060 with a 7800x3d is a little bad...
I got myself 3060ti with i5 11400f. It runs everything i threw with max settings 1080p
I paired the 12 GB version of 3060 with a Ryzen 5 5600X for my little brother's computer. He doesn't play any RTX games, so he's not complaining about anything... Yet :)
On point, I had the 5700x for 2 years and just upgraded to the 5800x3D. I’m blow away by the 5800x3D it is amazing.
🇺🇸 : 3060 is an entry level card
🇵🇰 : Let me show you my 1050 ti
Dang I just bought a ryzen 5 5600 for $129 (without tax) on amazon and for my rtx 3060 (12 gb) for $210 on offer up
Nice
I remember the gtx 770 being entry level back in the day. Hell I remember maxing out graphics in some games with it like war thunder.
Now what is something anyone can recommend for the RTX 2060? (A CPU for more CPU intensive titles)
I bought rtx 3060 for around 700 us dollars like a year and half ago i paired it with i5 11400 ngl i havent cleaned my pc not even once it works great i play in 1440p btw i dont have any bottleneck nor heating problem
What do you play ?
There is a scenario where 4k might make sense depending on Vram limitations of course and that's if someone upgraded to a 3060 but the cpu is not a good match, like they have a I5 7400 still. In this case it won't be able to process a ton of frames and especially on some lower end games 4k might actually help run smoother and prevent stuttering as now the cpu isn't the bottleneck. I know you can lock frames but why lock frames in a situation where u can play in glorious 4k for the same effect.
I wanted to see what the i5 12600k would be like with it
I have a 13600k on a Z790. I technically got the 13600k for free (which is the only reason I used it with a 3060).
Guide me on my 1st pc build - my pick: 3060 12gb, i5 13600kF, 32gb RAM. I play no games but into unreal, blender and unity for AR MR development. Kindly guide me. My budget is under 800- 1000€.
Also recommend suitable case, motherboard, cooling sys and other components(upgradable)for the build.
I have a 306012gb and ive heavily overclocked it with a 12400f as well. It a beast of a card, especially paired with more case fans and more cpu paste, and 32gb 3200mhz ram is awesome
would using a 13400 be a upgrade?
Guide me on my 1st pc build - my pick: 3060 12gb, i5 13600kF, 32gb RAM. I play no games but into unreal, blender and unity for AR MR development. Kindly guide me. My budget is under 800- 1000€.
Also recommend suitable case, motherboard, cooling sys and other components(upgradable)for the build.
i have that exact same 3060, I initially paired it with a 10400F but later upgraded to an 11600K
did upgrading the cpu help? i have a 2060 super and 10400 and im probably going to uprade later this year to a 12600K and 6700xt.
@@iGPR3 for the games and tasks i use my pc for, yes. I play very cpu heavy games so it made a big difference.
@@ItsHonskiexample of cpu heavy games?
@@ompatil1955 Hearts of Iron 4, beamNG drive, battlefield 5, boneworks, and Minecraft.
i3 10th gen also can go well with 3060
I have a 3060 and i only run games in 4k i dont have any issues
Midrange starts at the performance level of rtx 3070, rtx 4060 ti or rtx 2080 ti also rx 6700 xt ,7600, 6750 xt. Upper midrange starts at 6800. Like lower midrange is around 4060, 3060, 1080 ti, rx 6600 xt, rx 6650 xt entry level starts around the 3050, 1070, 1080,1070 ti, 2060, 1660 ti, rx 6600 4050 isent out yet it will replace the 3050 the 4050 will either be entry level or lower midrange.
For some reason, my Ryzen5 3400g with my 12gb rtx 3060 has a very little bottleneck, but I'm still thinking of an upgrade in the future
A 3060 is a high end card for me since I mostly play Roblox. And Minecraft, but others like war thunder, war robots.
What card do you use rn?
@@caboose6411 well I did use a 1650ti (laptop) for all of these, and a i5 10300H
@@caboose6411 none? My laptop broke
I paired my 3060 with a 7700 lol cause it was the same price for me as it would of been for a 5800 and I need 8 core
I think I'm going to pair mine with a RTX 3060 12GB with the RYZEN 7 5700X 8-CORE. Both are coming in in about 1 week from now. Wish me luck fellas ill keep you updated on the performance with those two paired up.
I ran a ryzen 7 3700x and a 3060 for a year and half it was great in 1080p way better than my 1050 ti I had but I later went 5800X3D with a 3070 for 1440p
The ryzen 7 3700x is still a great cpu.
Thank you brother! Although I had the 3060 Ti in mind, i5-12400F still good? 1080p is the ceiling for me dont see me 4K-ing at all
"RTX 3060 is an entry level Graphics Card"
Meanwhile me almost spent all my fortune to buy it tho 🗿
holy i wish i had an 'entry level gpu" instead of my gt 610
I play 4k games with 3060ti using upscaling and mid graphics it runs smooth on most games. Done on elden ring, red dead 2, and god of war.
1440p will be no problem as long as you are happy using mid to high settings.
Theres little difference with ultra usually anyway.
Unless you don't crank up VRAM eating stuff, yes you can sometimes do 4K with 3060Ti. It's a strong GPU for its money, just it needs at least 10GB's of VRAM
You can get 4k 90fps on games like Black Ops 3. I'm a huge custom zombies fan. So if you're into older modded games, it has acceptable 4k performance.
I do have a 7800X3D, but I don't think that affects much at 4k
this is good news for my new pc getting its first gpu upgrade
Me with my PC with a A8-5600k and a GTX 1060 Palit dual.That I build yesterday.
Just got it for my bday it’s gonna be paired with the OG ryzen 1700x
I'll play both the CPU and GPU heavy games. So, which cpu will be best for 3060?
i5 13600k works well with the RTX 3060
Lowest u can go is for i3 12100f or i5 12th gen value for money or any higher then that
you could also use the 12100f
For 1080 yep, but not qhd gaming
@@mrwildcrocsthat makes no sense.
@@demon5965he yapping
For everyone bitching: 50 series = low, 60 series = low-mid, 70 series = mid, 80 series = mid-high, 90 series = high
this is how it has been and always will be. games are more heavy these days compared to when the 1080 could run anything, if u want to play a triple A title this is what you’ll have to go for. if you want to play league of legends and watch youtube, obviously don’t bother.
80 tier and up is high level
50 tier and below is lower level
60 and 70 tier is mid level
Cards like the gt 1030 or 1630 is considered entry level for 10 and 16 series cards, while the 3050 and 4060 is entry level for 30 and 40 series cards..
Not to mention newer generation cards are faster the older ones, like how the gtx 1070ti is weaker than the rtx 2060 super
Im planning an rtx 3060 with an i5-10400f
i have that build and i can safely say that its a good build and you can run every game on fullhd with good settings
Calling RTX cards entry level is a luxury only the US millionaires can afford
I’m not even in USA
@@CataclysmComputers YOURE STILL A MILLIONAIRE?😭
I got an RTX 3060 with a 12600K, most games on ultra 100+ fps, and really heavy games on high
It surpasses 4k output though 😂, also lemme add if its anything passed 75fps on lets say on a 4k tv, its not worth it most are 60hz or 120hz some are 75hz though but id recommend a monitor with the proper cords like the display port or some cases usb c thats not even talking about how were going back to cpu heavy games, but no ones ready for that especially after dropping so much money on a gpu.
You could also get away with a 13100f if you’re on a hardcore budget but that leaves little room for improvement without causing a bottleneck
If rtx 3060 is entry level gpu than what is my intel hd 4000?
I got my rtx 3060 and i7 10700
Plz Make CPUs to pair with Rtx 4060❤❤
Ryzen 5 5600 is a goat, it can go with literaly any GPU Fr
Me having a 1.8k usd build but got a rtx 3060, I'm rocking a i7 12700
I agree, I have a 3060 12gig and a 5700x, its a good match and it won't break the bank, and i'm sure it can handle the 4080. I had the 3060 with a xeon 4c8t (i7 4790 server's cousin) and it paired well, except in games like "A plague tale: requiem", but normally I could play 60fps to everything thinkering a bit with the settings
4080 would be to much for it. Highest I would go is 3080 or a 6800 xt.
@@user-du7kb6ed1q It's bit worse than the 3080 in most games and frame generaton is a stupid gimick that ruins your latency. Anyways the performance is the same or maybe better on 3080 so my comment still stand.
I got a 2070 (3060 performance) and a r5 5600x so id say its pretty well balanced
I have a ryzen 5 3600 and it feels like it bottlenecks it like hell cuz the gpu never gets to even 70% usage so im prob gonna upgrade to a ryzen 7 5700x thank you :)
My friend: rtx 3060+i5-8400 👍
My fps just varies form 56-70 I play on 1440p max Lumen ray tracing all epic setting, I don’t play seriously though so no need to lower settings for 500fps lmao
Great short here on CZcams. However saying "not suitable for 4k gaming", means not suitable for 4k gaming with the highest settings. I own a 1080 TI for 5 years, and play most games just fine on my 4k screen with high settings.
5 3600 probably wouldn t bottleneck aswell.
that doesnt bottleneck even a 30*70*
@@avishekmitra3698 yeah, but like 5-9% so it still would give more performance than with the 3060.
That’s what I’m running and it does not bottleneck my 3060, though ill probably upgrade because it doesn’t do all that well with cpu intensive games like Minecraft, especially when highly modded
Recently I built my PC Desktop 😀 with [ *Intel i5 12400, Gigabyte B760M DS3H AX Mobo,16Gb DDR5 Ram, 550W PSU(80+ Bronze)* ] setup.😅 I could go with *13th Gen* but it would exceed our Budget 😢. So if I want to pair a *Graphics card* → like *RTX 3060* then I can go with this "550W PSU"??😮 plz tell me 🙏🙏🙏
Yes
Thanks bro
3060 to him: meh
My gt 1030 and i5 3rd gen to me: omg I have the best things ever
entry level should be gtx 1650, not rtx 3060
rtx 3060 is high-entry level tier gpu
For full hd bs CPU choice for sure. Even 1440p is bs. With i5-12400f you can buy even 4070 ti for 1440p for heavy GPU games. I buy my brother 4070 for i5-12400f. With ryzen 3600 you can take rtx 3070 for 1440p so rtx 3060 is EZ.
I Just upgraded to an rtx 3060ti from a gtx 1660ti. It has an i7-11700f and a bunch of people said what i have is plenty? Should i need to upgrade?
youre good
12700k with the 3060 has no bottleneck. 1080p high fps regardless of settings. 1440p can also average 200fps but depending on settings.
Next make 3060 vs 4060 pls ❤
"the rtx 3060 is an entry level graphics card"
*me rocking without a gpu*
I have a 3060 ti with ryzen 7 5800x3d and 32 gigs of ram and i play rise of the tomb raider, uncharted legacy of thieves and just cause 4 at max settings and it runs just fine but i might wanna lower the settings a bit because it's not good to keep it at 99% usage because you are really killing the gpu and it's not a big difference when u lower the settings but foing that will save your gpu's life.
Edit: And i forgot to mention that i play at 1440 p because of my monitor and it runs at 70 fps at most of the times it runs at 90-100 fps on those games
me who doesnt even have a graphics card
Me gaming on my 4k tv with my gyx1650 and ryzen 5 3400g: 😂
When talking gaming, at this moment in time the only real choice for CPU is 5800X3D when considering a CPU for a 3060.. nothing else comes close. Prices are good and IF you for some reason want to stick to a 3060, the 5800X3D is still the choice to make.
The AMD Raedon RX 6700 XT can get up to 10-20 fps better depending on the game and it is cheaper and has pre vram
Ryzen 5 3600 for $100 with the cooler, it can even run the 12gb at full utilization 1440p & 1080p
Blud just called the RTX 3060 a entry level card, while i call my HD 5400 a high end gpu 💀
Me with a 3060 12gb + i5 13400F
I'm getting 3060 TI OC + I7-12700K, safe for future upgrade
Yep thats a smart combo
Is 13600K + 6800XT a good combo for 4K?
i recomend a used 3080 + r5 5800x3d
r7 5800x3d sorry
@@blue-lu3iz i know but I do quite heavy single threaded tasks also
ENTRY? me with my intel iris xe “I HAVE ARISEN”
Well mine mid range Rtx 4080 super
And high end 4090 7900XTX
Entry l 3060 4060 6700xt
I have a i3 10100f and i thinking to upgrade to a 3060 12gb but im scared to have a lot of bottlenecks…(im using now is a gtx 1650 4gb 1 fan)
Nope, if you want price->performance go for the Rx 6700. Better performance than rtx 3060 and some of the 40series cards.. really cheap too, abt 200-300usd
Absolutely true.
Okay, I don't quite understand how the 5 5700x scores lower on this board than the 5 3600. I've been rockin a 3600 this pc's entire life and its been at a huge bottle neck, I RUN 1080p. a 1440p recommendation?? Uhm. . . no. I'd put something a LOT higher than a 3600 for something MORE intense than a 1080p resolution. also, the 5 5700 scores low with a 1080p monitor as well. not bad, but not high. . .
(edit: These two are still """"reliable"""" for 1080, but if you're avoiding a bottleneck of more than 25%? this isn't what you're looking for, sorry.)
i5-14400F - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 8GB - 1TB SSD good for fortnite?
I have it with ryzen 5 3600 🤷
I think the ryzen 5 5500 would be perfect
no
Ryzen 7 5800x3d all the way ✌️✌️✌️
3060 is my high end dream gpu dude!!!
INTEL CORE I5 12400F PROCESSOR
MSI H610M G WIFI DDR4 MOTHERBOARD
LEXAR RAM DDR4 3600mhz 16GB
XIGMATEK ELITE ONE CASE EN49684
TORTOX LX700 700W SMPS
LEXAR SSD NM620 1TB NVME
ARKTEK NVIDIA GEFORCE GT 730 4GB
DARK FLASH S11 PRO BLACK COOLER
This is my entire build should I pit a 1650 or which gpu????