Intel i5 12400f: When Will it Bottleneck your GPU?
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- čas přidán 2. 06. 2024
- In this video we are going to look at when intels i5-12400f will start to create a bottleneck for your graphics card.
Are you looking to upgrade your graphics card but don't know which one to choose? In this video, we'll take a look at the different options available for Intels i5-12400. We'll also discuss when the 12400 will start to bottleneck your graphics card, so you can make an informed decision.
Test Bench Specs:
CPU: Intel Core i5-12400f
RAM: 2x8gb (16gb) ddr4 3200mhz cl16
MOBO: MSI Pro B660M-A Wifi DDR4
Cooler: Intel Stock
PSU: Thermaltake 850w
Comparison Test Bench Specs:
CPU: Ryzen 7 7700x
RAM: 2x16gb (32gb) ddr5 6000mhz cl36
MOBO: Asus Rog Strix B650-A Gaming
Cooler: 240mm aio
PSU: Thermaltake 850w
Games Used for Benchmarks:
Red Dead Redemption 2
Cyberpunk 2077
Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2
Marvels Spiderman Remastered
0:00 Intro
2:47 3050 Benchmarks
5:45 3060 Benchmarks
8:48 3060ti Benchmarks
10:44 3070 Benchmarks
13:27 6800xt Benchmarks
17:24 4070ti Benchmarks
21:04 7900XTX Benchmarks
25:24 Final Thoughts
in this video, we'll take a look at the new i5 12400f and see how it compares to the current top graphics cards. We'll see how it performs in the Cinebench R15 and Warzone tests, and see if it's a good choice for gaming or if it'll bottleneck your GPU.
If you're wondering when the newest i5 12400f will bottleneck your GPU, then watch this video and find out! We'll take a look at the new card and see how it compares to the top graphics cards on the market. Will the new i5 12400f be a good choice for gaming or should you wait for the next generation?
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Some good and useful testing, thank you. Revisiting this video after a few months, it seems no one has yet pointed out that Spider Man is memory bandwidth bottlenecked in a big way when ray tracing, so a part of the 12400 and 7700X fps difference in this game is due to DDR5.
HUB did this memory testing in a video titled 'I Bought The Cheapest DDR5 Memory' under the Spiderman chapter. At 1080p with a 3090 Ti and 12600K with ray tracing on, the fps jumped from 90 on a DDR4 3200 CL14 system to 113 on a DDR5 6400 CL32, a 25% jump in fps on the same CPU.
Thanks for going out and doing the research on that! Actually makes a lot of sense now, pinned the comment so others can see in case they want to try and upgrade to ddr5 in a 12400f build.
@@LegitCamelRetro Thanks for pinning! Interestingly, I watched your video again yesterday after watching Buildzoid's latest video where he proposes that Starfield may be a memory bandwidth sensitive game too.
@@LegitCamelRetro I have a i5 12400 and a RTX4080. PLay mostly at 4k. But in some games, especialy at 1440p, I see big bottleneck. In the past, when I wanted to increase the fps I would lower the resolution, now lowering the resolution has almost no effect on increasing fps.
I'm planning to move to the 7800x3d. The 1% lows should also improve.
I'm guessing VRAM bandwidth will also be included in that... if that's the case, newer gen cards may actually be worse in some cases compared to previous gen cards.
I was aiming for 6800xt but everyone was like it's gonna be bottlenecked by my CPU so I was concerned but this vid really helped me make up my mind. Awesome video!
Thanks for the information! I'm trying to build myself a gaming PC and this video helped me on my decision.
Very good comparisons and advice ! I'll be looking to upgrade my gpu soon to get off the 3050!
Awesome video. Definitely something people overlook when putting together gaming rigs! Also awesome you're able to do a PC giveaway! Definitely something I hope to be able to do some day!
Thanks man I really appreciate it!
Really helped, thank you so much Bro. Great Efforts.
Currently dealing with a decent cpu bottleneck with my backup 2600x for my 1080ti and am getting worse performance than I should on most games, getting that pc as an upgrade would be very nice ;) Thanks for the video.
Best comparison video ever... Thank you very much!
I watched your 5600 bottleneck video, which was well done and informative and literally last night was googling this topic because I couldn't find one on your page.
Thanks! This one took a bit longer because I really wanted to fix some of the issues a few viewers had with the last video and I think the extra effort was worth it, im happy with how this one turned out.
@@LegitCamelRetro we appreciate the time and effort!
I just found your channel bro, love the info in the video!
Thanks I really appreciate it!
Nice bro keep going You earned a Sub!
The i5 12400 is so underrated its crazy. And hopefully i win this pc mine broke during the buffalo storm a few months ago keep up the great content
Thanks I really appreciate it! I hope you end up getting it too, sorry your old one ended up getting destroyed :(
Great video, helped me a lot. 😊
The best comparision i've seen so far.
Thank you!
Thank you for this video. Seems there is something about Nvidia based ray tracing implementation on some games that causes cpu bottlenecks. I think you will see the same on calisto protocol from another video I watched.
interesting, I might look into that more. Thanks for letting me know and I really appreciate the kind words!
First of all thank you for all your effort to bring this kind of video.
Right now my combo is han 12400F, B660 MSI mortar ddr4 motherboard and a 1660 super GPU with 850W PSU. My only needs on the PC are gaming, watching CZcams and Netflix that's all, I'm not doing any kind of productivity.
My goal is to play on Ultra settings on 1440p with 100 to 144 FPS around on AAA games, I'm not playing any competitive multiplayer game so I don't need a lot of FPS, but above 100 frames I think the gameplay will be very fluid. At first I was looking to buy a 4070ti, but nowdays some games are demanding more Vram to play at max like Hogwarts Legacy or Re4 remake, so because of that I begin to look at the red team, especially on the 7900XTX.
The thing is if I pick a Radeon GPU I wanna get a Ryzen CPU too and go full AMD (For the Smart Access Memory and I guess both are more compatible? Maybe I'm crazy) but I'm not sure what to pick between the 5800X3D for the extra caché or the 7700X for the extra clock speed, faster ddr5 RAM and better arquitecture. Between those CPU's, which combo you think will be better performance on 1440p at Ultra? I know there's a lot of Benchmarks here and there but I'm interested in your own opinion. If 7900XTX is overkill for 1440p I can get a 7900xt instead, I like the Sapphire Nitro brand. If Ryzen 7000 are better than the 5800x3D just for gaming I don't mind to pay a little more and jump into AM5, bebidas I'm not sure if the 5800X3D will bottlenecked those GPU's at 1440p.
Thank you!
If it were me, for those high frame rates you want to reach the 7900xtx at 1440p is going to be better as i have noticed games are taking up a lot more juice lately.
Also I would get the 7700x, make sure you get 6000 mhz cl30 memory though as with my girlfriends 7700x build I had issues when the timings were more loose which is annoying.
But comparing it to the 5800x3d, if you are already going big on the gpu, it is just much better to be on a newer platform with ddr5 memory, they also said they would continue on the am5 platform for a while so you will have cpu upgrade options in the future.
The 7700x for me has been a fantastic cpu and in almost every instance it out performs the 5800x3d except in those few games where it really likes the extra cache. You could also wait a month for the 7800x3d to launch.
Great video! So 12400f + RX 6800 XT still go well on 1440p AAA games?
Sick video man you got a thumbs up from me
Thanks ALOT! glad i went with a 12600k for 3060ti now as its easier and better to just get a 4k monitor and upgrade gpu, although i was planning on going form 1080p to 1440p, so im still not sure, i almost want a r5 7600
Good content, definitely something that needs to be shown. Lots of suggestions for higher end processors I have seen are beyond what most people need unless they are also rocking a +700$ graphics card. I have a 7700x and a 6700xt in my current rig and I had a 6900xt XTXH before this and even with that it was super rare to have anything be CPU bottlenecked.
No reason to spend like crazy on a CPU unless you're also gonna throw down on a GPU too.
Totally agree, thanks for the kind words!
> 6900xt XTXH
boy is that a lot of X's, if only it was an XFX card too.
@@mgk-metalgearkelly5054 XFX RX 7900XTX. Need do a porn vid some time
Very awesome video, I am looking Forward to watching more of your content and I am also looking forward for the giveaway ❤
Thank you I appreciate it! Good luck in the contest!
Great video, super informative.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great Video. Thank You.
Thank you great vid!
Hi i really like this kind of video keep doin that😊
I’m thinking of making a 12400 build anyways so this video is just all around helpful
Thank you!
Whenever I build a new PC I plan on keeping it for a minimum of 4 years. Without anything breaking I might upgrade the RAM or the GPU over time. Maybe add another storage drive. The 12400F is only a year and a half old. I would think it could handle games till at least 2025. Ofc a lot does depend on the games that you play. Personally I mostly play ARPGs, so it's relatively easy to keep my games pegged at 144 fps on a 1440p ultrawide and I don't use ray tracing.
Cool video! Nice seeing a DDR4 system side by side with a DDR5 one. Not to mention all the GPUs!
Thanks man! Yeah I agree with you even though the 12400f was bottlenecking with the best gpus out there it was still pushing a crazy high frame rate.
The i5 12400F will probably able to handle games even in 2030. Cyberpunk 2077 for recommended settings are literally Intel Core i7-4790 or AMD Ryzen 3 3200G
@@Pharo02 Those recommended setting are BS unless you're fine with 40-50 FPS on the lowest settings
@@rustez14 No, the i7-4790 is even recommended at Ultra Settings
I'm really digging the new production quality.
Thanks! I've been working on fixing up issues from past videos and im glad you noticed 😊
I trying to save up money to buy this cpu so now I think I will get it thank you a lot
Nice video. I have a 12400F and a 3070 Ti. To play in 1440p, what is the best gpu for this cpu? I can put a 4080 and have no bottleneck?
Keep up the nice content, but what would you think about having a OC 12400f with a 3070ti
Very close!!
I had that combo last year and it was a perfect match. I played in 4k and got above 100fps wz2
great video
keep it up
What most influence the 0.1%, 1% FPS's lows and the Feametime on a GPU??? The CPU cache? CPU max freq? Singlecore performance? RAM freq? Motherboard voltage/VRMs? (I'm already assuming that the PC case has a good decent airflow to cool down the case anshardware. And CPU has a good cooler, and cooling is not a problem)
This is such a complicated topic but I would say memory latency, bandwidth, and cpu cache have the biggest impact on percentile in games today. It completely depends on the game though. There’s just too many variables to give a concrete answer.
Thanks. What do you think of i5 12400F + RX 6700XT? Which CPU do you think is best for the RX 6700XT at 1080p resolution?
Appreciate the work! The video was really useful even tho i had to watch it in 1.5 playback speed cuz you speak hella slow, brudda
The poor raytracing results in spiderman is because of the slower ddr4. Spiderman likes lots of bandwidth when raytracing.
Ay thanks for the clarification! So the RAM causes the GPU bottleneck?
@@LegitCamelRetro Yes. Spiderman with raytracing is one of the few instances where DDR5 clearly beat DDR4 because of the bandwidth difference. HUB did a DDR4 vs 5 video showing it as well as Framechasers.
Or just don’t use that trash 😂 Nvidia trash
@@MrCougar1825someone's mad their 750 ti can't ray trace 🤫
Didnt really understand this video..But what is the max rec gpu to use w a i5 12400f cpu?
I at the moment have a rtx3060 12gb gpu and if i wanted to upgrade it in the future what would be the best without a bigger bottelnecking to use i get that a rtx3090 would be a big bottelneck but rtx4070ti(how was that gpu w this cpu)
Question if the i5 12400f+rtx4070ti is working is it even worth upgrading in 1 years time to a rtx4070ti from rtx3060 12gb?
i understand i need better psu n other stuff+probably better cooling to due to the temp gets up to 86c as is n tops out at 87c(or ws until i learned to use vsync or put the fps down to the amount of hz my screen was capable to show so for me 75fps because i got a old 75hz 1080p screen w that the temps was down to as low as 67c n max at 72-76c depending on game+other stuff)
Thanks 4 video(i myself ad hard to understand,but new to pc stuff so still trying to learn)
Hi i have the i5 12400f cpu with gtx1065 gpu and a cooler master white mwe 550w psu . I am wanting to upgrade to a rtx4060 gpu will my psu be able to handle it.
very interesting video, the performance dips with the 12400f and raytracing and 1440p were very interesting, and here i thought replacing my 12400f for a 13600k was a bit too overkill at 1440p
Thanks!! Yeah I felt the same, some of the results were pretty strange, 13600k is a fantastic CPU, could be worth the upgrade depending on what you play.
I do not think the worse raytracing performance matters too much for the 12400f but someone else might disagree, you'd be pairing this with a GPU that you probably wouldn't be turning on RT due to the fps hit anyway. Either way though, it's good to see this CPU can hold up pretty much until you get over 1000$ on the GPU. Pretty good option for most PC builds considering the price.
One thing I noticed with the benchmarks is the CPU temperatures seemed to be all over the place though, same games but with different cards and resolutions and sometimes one CPU would be up to around 20c hotter than the other, and it was this way for both of them. Of course both never really went over 70c so it's not a concern, just more of an observation that there is something going on here that makes them run at different temperatures seemingly randomly. 10:30 is a pretty big one along with 12:15. 15:50. 17:30.
Yeah I totally agree, the 12400 is a pretty fantastic deal. Not sure what was going on with the CPU temps though to be honest, the 7700x had a 240mm aio, and the 12400 was using an ak400 so i find that pretty strange too.
I have an i5 12400 with an rtx 3070 im getting 120 fps in fortnite with performance mode and 120 to 200 in valorant and it uses 20 percent of my gpu and its always 50 percent for cpu i cant fix it i did whatever i can but this kind of a bottleneck is impossible with this cpu can somebody help me
Can you plz do a similar video with i5 13400f would be really appreciated 🙏
As a newbie in building a PC, does it makes senses to make a new built with a motherboard that support DDR5 and use maybe 32GB with the 12400f? ( would be more future proof) plan on using either a 6700xt or 6800xt at 1440p
Right now, honestly kind of does if you plan on upgrading in a few years, sounds like they will be using socket lga1700 for 14th gen still so you would be able to upgrade to that later.
Built my pc almost a year ago with a 12400 non f and 6600xt and just upgraded to 6800 I thought it was bottlenecking it but I guess not! After watching this don’t really need a super powerful cpu if you’re just gaming or have top of the line gpu thanks so much for the video, other people will say you would need at least I7 or Ryzen 7
There is a little bottleneck! 😂
@@coolbreeze7132 I also experience a bottleneck in Warzone, in MW2 the 12400f is fine. (12400f with 6800XT)
@@tr4nnel752 depends on the game also, other games it has a high usage percentage. Not too much to upgrade cpu maybe if prices drop for a 12600 or 13600k or microcenter has a great deal for 12700k but other than that good for a couple years and by then just gonna be a whole new pc build
The intro was very satisfying
Thanks! haha
Is rtx4070 super and i5 12400f good combo ? I am already have it ? In future i will upgrade to i7 13700f ,but the combo i5 12400f and rtx 4070 super for 1440p ,is it ok combo for five or six years?
May you do the same with i5 13th 13600F? Thanks!
I'm considering a system that combines 12400f with the 6750 XT, and I am not sure if it's a good combo.
sure, it’s okay
can you do a comparison on an overclocked 12400f lets say 5ghz?
Hi, do the I5 12400f and 6800XT a great fit for 2k gaming. I think the CPU will bottleneck the Gpu, but what do I know, please reply. Thank you for this video
at 1440p from my experience the 12400f does well
thanks for reply, I’m thinking about h610 i5 12400f and 6700Xt. Will this be enough for 2k gaming? I’m not sure what mainboard should I go also, is b760 a good fit(50$ more expensive than the h610)
@@nhato4644 I would not get a h610 board unless I was doing an extremely cheap i3 build. B760 is good but this b660 from gigabyte is perfect for a mid range build at a cheap price. www.amazon.com/B660M-DS3H-AX-DDR4-Motherboard/dp/B083NMK4BB/ref=sr_1_5?crid=1BXS7A8DM4WYD&keywords=b660&qid=1681149698&sprefix=b660%2Caps%2C151&sr=8-5&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.18ed3cb5-28d5-4975-8bc7-93deae8f9840&th=1
Finally someone did benchmarks buyers need.
i am playng games @ 1080p 144hz 24 inch ips panel, i am on 12400f 6700xt setup with a gygabyte b660m gaming ddr4 mother board.. is it worth to upgrade to a 12600k or 12700 with my current setup ??
My friend used to go with 12400f and GTX 1650 his work is moderate editing and trading should I recommend him this combo or not ?🤔 Or will it bottle neck ?
1650 is low end GPU, even 8th/9th gen i5 won't bottleneck it.
@DEMON_EGOISThere Assuming 6750 "xt" (as amd doesn't use ti moniker).
Though 13400f will be a better choice, You can go ahead with 12400f, it's pretty balanced combo.
I'm running RX 6700 non xt with an i3 12100f and very few games bottleneck sometimes.
I wanted to buy 4080 but 4070Ti is enough for my 12400F? I play at 1440p 165Hz monitor. Or should I stay longer with my 3070?. Thx for the review. 👍
I would go with the 4070ti at 1440p, it shouldnt create a bottleneck at that resolution but the 4080 would.
@@LegitCamelRetro Yeah but why on earth those 4070Ti's dont have 16GB VRAM :( . Gonna check The Last Of Us on my 3070 and i'm gonna see how it will perform. Maybe i should stay longer with my 3070 and wait for some price drops for 4070Ti
I recently upgraded 12400 ddr4 rig to 4070s and they run great 1440p and not noticed any bottlenecks in the games I play.
Hi, I'm still considering which GPU should I upgrade from 3060 ti, I'm using 12400f rn and more focus on 1440p gaming, idk which gpu should i choose which is 3080, 6800xt or 7800xt
I recommend the rtx 4070 or 7800xt if you play 1440p
For 1080p, what gpu is what you would go with maximum for this cpu? If playing with a 165hz monitor and games on max settings
Rx 6700 xt always a good choice
Do you think i'll have bottleneck with i5 12400 and RX 6650 XT ?
Could anyone please help me,
I have 12400f with 6800xt and im getting a 100% cpu usage on warzone 2 while the gpu is only around 70%
so I'm only getting 70 fps maximum
Is there bottleneck in i5 12400f with rtx 4070 when i play in 1080 and 1440 ?
Do you still think the 12400f and 6800XT are a good pairing? I feel like being CPU bottlenecked in Warzone is a bit worse than being GPU bottlenecked there, thinking of upgrade the 12400.
12400 can pair with any gpu you throw at it. I'm no longer an AMD fanboy just with this insane value of a cpu.
That's exactly the build I'm looking into. I think it's gonna hold up on 1440p. It would be awesome if someone who has this pair told us their experience
@@xaliven4365 Not 100% sure what you are asking, but i recently just upgraded to a 13600k and the difference is actually quite noticeable. The 1% lows are just way better (it's like at least 40 FPS extra at 1% low)
@@tr4nnel752 That's exactly what I wanted to know. Is the difference only noticeable in 1% lows? Do games feel overall smoother?
@@xaliven4365 Yes, i genuinely feel that way. I. mainly play MW2, Warzone and Rocket League.
I played Rocket League on 360 FPS but it would occasionally dip quite badly resulting in some stutter, now that is gone.
Warzone has become noticeably smoother now with always 140FPS vs dips below 100.
MW2 is now steady 200+ FPS (the 6800xt is the clear bottleneck now and I even undervolted the 13600K with 100 mV)
I feel like I am quite sensitive to the FPS dips and didn't expect it to make this much of a difference, no regrets. (I am on DDR4 btw).
Ineed ur help guy ijust buy pc with i5 12400f with 3070ti in warzone iget ony 160 fps on 1080 costom settings is tha it or ican get more ?
Hey pls help me
I got the i5 12400f and 3070ti and i saw bottlenecking in 1080p resolution like cyberpunk.
Should i downgrade the gpu to 3070 or 3060ti and refund it?(i bought that gpu used and it still have test Time and i can refund it)
Or it's better to get new monitor with higher resolution? (Sorry for my bad English)
Wtf. Just get a 1440p monitor 😆
will the 12400f bottleneck a RX 6800 (non-xt) on 1080p?
Rx 7700xt and i5 12400f 1080p 240hz does it bottleneck
12400f with 6700XT - I felt bottleneck in lords of fallen game (unreal engine 5)- with CPU going close to 100 while GPU still maintaining 70-80%.
I don't know if it's due to UE5 or games poor optimization. I am considering updating my CPU to 12600K or 14thGen. I don't have much of resale value around my region. This will waste CPU. Should I buy a monitor and play at 1440P or Any suggestions on this?
12400f is not that great. It is too low clock speed.
I have myv12400f overclocked to 5ghz. Still little bottleneck rx 7700xt
@@BR-ip5pz How did you overclock it, i am using gigabyte 720M motherboard?
Hi :) thanks!
Perfect! Building my 12400f PC for 4K gaming next month!
I confirm 12400 created a bottleneck with my 1660
Sir can i pair i 3 12gen not F
With 4060ti please reply me :) 🫂❤️
12400+BCLK OC @5.2GHz here
I was wondering I have a i5 12400f cpu and looking to buy a Rx 7800 xt gpu. Will my cpu bottleneck the gpu???
Did u do it
anyone that can help me, i keep getting very low fps and lots of stuttering in games like COD warzone and I have a i5 12400F with 16gb ram and a 360 Ti. the CPU keeps being at 100% all of the time so can anyone help me?
You should compare this two cpu on ddr5.
ok, now need the same benckmark with DLSS and FSR
I have one question, I gonna buy PC with i5 12400f , what GPU i will choose 3060 or 3060 ti???
3060 Ti
Can you test world of Warcraft dragonflight?
So, pretty much pointless getting anything more powerful than a 3070 with a 12400 CPU if you're under 4k it seems?
12400 and 5600 are identical right
Why theres no rtx 4070 and rx 7800xt in your test in 12400f?
This video came out before those were released
so i shouldnt upgrade my gtx 1060 + i5 12400 to rtx 4070 super ?
what your resolution?
Hey my 12400f run on stock cooler with 6750xt and it gets 80°C while playing gta 5 is it normal?
Nooooooo
@@rezashawrdi5097 should i get a aftermarket cooler?
@@cherrymsa1568 yes yes you shold you gona destroy your GPU if you dont do anything
@@rezashawrdi5097 no its my cpu which is hitting 80°C
@@cherrymsa1568 oh i missed typed that yes its bad for your cpu big drop of performance
I have i5 12400f with 650w PSU and DDR4 Ram which GPU should I get???
6700 xt / 6750 xt
Do you think it's worth getting the 12400f instead of the Ryzen 5600 for 30 dollars more since you did this test on both of them? I'd like to make the PC as future resistant as possible (at least 4-5 years). I plan on getting either the 12400f or 5600 with a 6800/6700XT, and when it comes time to upgrade, I'd just upgrade the GPU to a newer one while keeping the CPU the same for some time. From the tests it seems that the 12400f gets higher frames than the 5600 when paired with the 7900XTX, so in the future the 12400f might be better when paired with an upgraded GPU than the 5600 as well, no?
So, this question has a lot of answers depending on your budget and preferences. Myself and a lot of other CZcamsrs would say paying extra for future proofing is not worth it. I will say that the 12400f can be paired with ddr5 memory where the 5600 cant be, which would help with future proofing the build, but it will cost extra.
I am gonna be honest, at the end of the day both cpus perform almost exactly the same, if it were me I would just get the standard ddr4 3600 cl16 memory and get the 5600 because its cheaper, the motherboard prices are also cheaper than the intel options right now.
The 7900xtx is bottlenecked by both of these cpus, they will be a bottleneck for whatever fancy cards come out in 4-5 years too, it is hard to plan out that far, after that much time you will probably be forced to upgrade your entire platform no matter what. I think about the CPUs and GPUs that came out 5 years ago and they are just dwarfed by whats out right now, its the way things go. I would get the 5600 with a 6800 and be happy with the build, it will run fantastic for many years and once it starts to struggle just upgrade your entire platform.
Dont worry about the future, every few months something new and shiny comes and makes you feel left behind, even though what you have is still great, you will know when its time to upgrade.
@@LegitCamelRetrothe best advice ever. 5600 ftw.
For me ryzen 7700 price is 22000 rubles
12400f is 11000 rubles
Also dd5 costs 2x times more
Bottleneck? rtx 3060ti ventus oc x2 i5 12400f gigabyte b660m-h man please help
No it wont bottleneck
is it ok to use i5 12400f with rtx 4060?
Yes
so a 12400f with 6800xt, not bad idea
ima pair 13400 with 5080 next year💀, right now im running 2060SUPER
hi, I have an RX 6650 XT and I should buy a processor for it, is the ryzen 5 5600 or the intel i5 12400f better?
What you mean is notecable bottleneck, because there is ALWAYS a bottleneck present no matter what you do.
I have 12400f @ 5ghz, and i cannot get my rx 7700 xt to 100% usage. It sticks around 95%. So i think that my cpu is bottleneck (game is battlefield 2042)
Some body help me..
I have 6800xt 12400f 16gb ram ddr4
But for example on red dead2 i cant get the same fps like video
In video have stable fps but i dont have stable fps and for moment fps drop to 30 40 and back to 60..
Why???
12400f is bottleneck
I have 6700xt and 12600k dd5 32. You should get at least 120 as I get 150 on 1440p.
Put all settings on high or off. Make sure nothing runs in the back ground. Make sure the fps you want is set in WINDOWS SETTINGS, GPU SETTNGS, GAME SETTINGS AND MONITOR.
One off setting will inhibit low fps.
@michaelcopeland3348 that problem because shader cache I find some fix in reddit they said need to change shader cache to on..
It work but after a while problem is back and in amd adrenalin see the setting change them self's to performance mode..
But I have another problem in god of war game some time fps drop and cpu amd gpu usage not on 100% for example gpu on 75 80 and 120w and cpu on 65 70..
And fps dropped..
I don't have this problems on my old nvidia gpu
@@rzfsl2168 i had weird problems like this in the past. Problem was the pci-e power cable. I replaced that, and all was good. Also you need two seperate pci-e cables instead of one shared
@BR-ip5pz well two 6+2 cable connected on card I don't think this be the problem
And I check in msi afterburner sometimes power up to 255watt or around that (max power of 6800xt)
specially when play on 4k..
From Eclectronic PC land we came lol
Love it! Thanks for stopping by! haha
So why even spend more than 200 bucks on a CPU when it can utilize the vast majority of high end GPUs? Like Anything 4070 ti or 6950 xt under or equivalent to..
Hello rtx 4070 botleneck i5 12400?
In some titles it will, depending on your settings like if you use ray tracing and dlss its pretty cpu heavy. The 6800xt benchmark in the video is the closest comparison.
@everyone
Can i5 12400 handle rtx 4070?
Yes.
spiderman bottleneck is a matter of DDR4 vs DDR5 memory.
just us >
Eclectronic hehe
Thanks for coming by!
@@LegitCamelRetro ofc😎