*NOTE: 1) ASUS Boards are problematic with 7800X3D and I'm removing them from recommendations. 2) Typo "B560" should be "B650". 3) Not all A620M boards support 120W TDP CPUs like the 7800X3D, double check the TDP supported before buying.* What are your thoughts on the 7800X3D? What build are you planning? What resolution and FPS?
@PC Builder the core parking on dual CCD x3D makes it save power, so the scheduler tries not to wake it up. Given sufficient load the 2nd CCD is available. It seems to me, a reason for the dual x3D is to build out the infrastructure for automatic software configuration on hybrid CPUs. The 2+4 Phoenix configs may need this more as just 4t are full cache full frequency. Intel Thread Director tries to have the CPU monitor instructions used and recommend cores to the OS scheduler. But to implement a user oriented priority system, my game, my music etc. you need a top down selection to implement your current priorities. That could include not waking cores while on battery immediately for instance, or offloading decompression to an accelerator, as well as those Windows service threads that do housekeeping.
@@boastyy I saw a review with 7000x3D run in 65W mode and it didn't lose too much, the 8 core likely even less. My 5800x3D doesn't seem to reach the TDP power rating even in stress tests and benchmarks.
I built this >$1000 1440p gaming pc for my son during a live stream last week using some quality info you provided. It's awesome pcpartpicker.com/user/emomelodic/saved/FcfvRB and I really appreciate your channel. NOTE: I got the parts for around $780 when I purchased it and had $ room for a nice curved monitor. I went with this build so we could update to a 13th gen i5,7,9 , drr5 and videocard in 5 years as needed instead of being locked into zen3,ddr4 and such. :) #gamerdad
Jason I have to tell you, man. I NEVER thought in a billion years I would be able to build a PC from parts like this. But I watched this video about 50 times, bought pretty much all the parts you suggested and just tried to follow everything you did step by step. Could not believe it when I turned the thing on and it actually worked. And then I flashed the BIOS and that worked. And then I stressed out about the monitor until I watched one of your recommendation videos and bought that too. I am 100% inexperienced with this stuff and I am amazed and really grateful that you helped me understand and do something I never thought I would be able to. Thank you man!
This is awesome to hear! Congrats on your build and I am so pleased we could help. Show off a build pic if you like on twitter/threads @pcbuilderjason. Best wishes and hope you have lot of fun with your build!
I built a new pc last weekend. B650 Asus board and went with Gskill trident specifically because it was for Amd expo. I was spooked with all the ram compatibility issues people keep talking about. Works great so far, no setup issues.
I went with the 7700x bundle at Microcenter, which comes with a MSI B650-P Pro wifi and 32 gigs of G.Skill Flare x5 DDR5-6000 and it has worked great. Didn't have to flash anything before installing and expo settings have worked without issue.
Yo Joe! I bought the same bundle and paired it with a 7900xtx. Just finished OC the ram to the full 6k frequency, turned on PBO and made sure resizeable bar was on. Everything is running great but sometimes I get locked up when inside the BIOS and have to hard reset. Curious if you experience the same issue in BIOS after OC’ing everything??
@Matt Nation I haven't turned on PBI or checked resizeable bar because I didn't know those were a thing until I caught part of Jason's live stream where he was talking about them. I need to go and watch the video again when I have time for more tinkering.
One thing I really appreciate about your videos is you have great sense of when features or added expenses aren't worth it or useful. Even on high-end builds, certain features just don't end up making a difference in what you'll actually use it for and that understanding that is key to maximizing the value you get out of spending that hard-earned money
i really didn't like the whole, "here's a list of a wide range of performance and price parts. they're all great for gaming or productivity." at least showing proper benchmarks for both minimum and maximum builds, not just very high UHD benches and just the optimum build, would have actually been useful information. for the most part, it just felt like a time capsule price list.
I paired my 7600X with Crucial 2x16GB @ 5600Mhz EXPO CL 46(budget rig) on ASRock B650 PG Lightning.... Not having a single problem, Even working few days on XMP 3.0 flawlessly, but in the end went with EXPO... Without EXPO it goes @ 4800Mhz, motherboard can sustain RAM overclock to 6200Mhz+ Very happy with the whole setup in the end. Thank you Jason for your beautiful content PS: Loving how good single core productivity of 7000 Ryzen CPU-s is. At least judging by my 7600X which is the lowest of 7000 family, so it only gets better
price/performance/power draw the 7800x3d is a monster. I don't do much gaming and use quicksync so I'm still happy with my 13700k but if gaming was my main concern and I was building now this CPU would be a no brainer.
At what resolution you play ? if you care about consumption is the best cpu ! but only on low resolutions, if you play in 1440P or 4K, this CPU is a scam, the 7700X it better overall, if you want the 2 best CPU actually on the market, 7950X3D and 13900KS ! but of course is for people who get high range machine !
@@Keystone762 In my opinion. I’m considering price to performance though, not just pure performance. Sure you’re gonna get a couple more fps over a much cheaper CPU but you’re not going to notice it without a counter up. With something like 4090 you’ll have a bigger percentage boost in performance with the top of the line CPU. Even something like the 5800x is gonna do almost as good at half the price.
Great video Jason (as always 😊). Yes, I would love to see an OC GPU ‘how to’ video. I use the Adrenaline OC feature on my 7900xtx but would love to learn how to manually tweak to get max performance. Also really loved your last video what to do after you build and how to optimize CPU/RAM. Great stuff man thanks again to you and the team!!
Generally speaking you lower your voltage as much as possible until you see video errors while bench marking, then you want to raise your vram speed with the same logic and maybe increase wattage/ power consumption to stabilize those higher speeds and you’re all set, for example my 6650xt has 1120mv instead of 1200mv and I have a 3000mhz clock speed and 10% more wattage to stabilize it and I got like 10 frames on my lows in a benchmark
WoW the detail in component selection is just the best. Two comments would be to actually show all details for the water cooler setup and install as well as connecting all the cables to the MoB and components. I know this is probably boring for experienced builders but for folks like myself that are considering to do their first build at some point I think it would add much for the less experienced. Perhaps just a video on this as a standalone would be a way to go. Why? Because it's obvious you are showing us how to do things right starting with matching the components and then the install to get the best performance. I think this is the build I will be saving up for! Thx so much Jason! Well Done!
Just bought this build, waiting for it to arrive. 7800x3d, 7900xtx, 32g of ram, 1tb ssd, 850 watt gold psu. Out the door was $2600. I intend to go through the whole pre-built to make sure everything was installed correctly. I've seen so many with poorly installed or no thermal paste. Cracked pcbs from shipping. Bent cpu pins ect.
Another outstanding video. Since discovering your channel and subscribing your content has not ceased to amaze me. Providing different price points for different builds with links to the different components is a time consuming endeavor. I truly appreciate what you do.
As usual, Jason, you do a great job in explaining people's options. Indeed, most who choose to purchase this CPU are going to spend nearly $3K, or more, for all the accompanying components.
7800X3D + B650 Tomahawk (I need to 9 USB ports for flight sim gear) + 48GB 7000 (@6000) RA which was fine but settled on 64GB Kingston 40-40-40 5600Mhz with Hynix chips. Now running 30-38-38 with Buildzoids tight secondary timings. The better tuned RAM actually made quite a little bit of differnce when CPU limted in both War Thunder and DCS.
I want to build with the same motherboard. How's the experience brother? Is it good? Does it have some problems? Some people said that b650 is bad for 7800x3d, How's the performance?
according to Computerbase, the 7800X3D draws around 60-64W during Gaming and the RTX4090 when undervolted and limited to 144fps (many Gamers have 144Hz Monitors), draws only 110W during Gaming. So a 1000W PSU is overkill. A Good 850W PSU would do just fine.
Would love to see your build for Sim heavy games such as Dwarf Fortress, Factorio or Stellaris where CPU and RAM is everything. In those cases GPU are almost unimportant to late game performance.
I got a 7800x3d pre-built without the gpu for $1200 last week and i didnt even know the 7800x3d was this good😭 i thought it was like the 5800x3d just a little better. i paired it with a 7800 xt and i was so surprised when i ran high graphics on asseto corsa and saw 99% gpu usage while only 20% cpu usage. I get the graphics card does most of the work on the gaming end but before i even got the gpu, i got 250-360 fps on fortnite with nothing but the cpu/iGpu(7800x3d has an integrated gpu inside it) i was literally playing on ps5 level performance with only the cpu no graphics card😊 now i have all this power but $7 in my bank acc with an old 60hz 1080p monitor🥲 Monitor bottleneck💀😭
bro the cpu is fire capable of a ok gaming experience on hd without a gpu but is also flabergasting for a 4k/1440p experience with a high end gpu and buddy hope u save up for a better monitor so you can enjoy that experiecne
Using the same TeamGroup CL30 6000 kit with a Gigabtye B650 Aorus Elite AX. Running at 6000mhz 30-36-36-30 with Buildzoid's secondary timings for Hynix M-Die DDR5 memory IC's. Yes, TRAS at 30 not 76. I am certain secondary timings will improve any RAM kit. I have yet to try to OC the primary timings but I might be able to lower them some more. Also, Gigabyte has always has better memory support than other brands for me. I had an ASUS that struggled. Gigabyte and MSI do the best for Ryzen.
Nice! TEAMGROUP 5600 CL32 and 6000 CL30 are great price to performance options for RAM, especially if you're into OC. With the 5600 CL32 kit, I've run them at 6000 MT/s 30-36-36-76 @1.3V and 6200 MT/s stock timings @ 1.3V. I haven't really pushed them farther yet. Done on an MSI MPG B650 Edge WiFi
Another great PC build by Jason. Always prioritizing performance and aesthetics while not breaking the bank too much. Btw, you have answered my question on last month's Q&A regarding DDR5 ram speeds.
I was planning on building an I5 13600k system, but then found out the majority of the motherboards use a faulty Intel LAN controller, have been for years, that routinely drops internet connections, so decided to go the AMD route, as they use a Realtek lan controller instead of an Intel one. Basically the same price.
I kinda hate that they detuned this cpu so that it wouldn't blow its own bigger brothers away too bad, but it's cool just how energy efficient and cool it runs.
So glad AMD was being dramatic about a 280 MM AIO requirement for 7800X3D. Most reviews iv seen today all say they had no problem keeping this CPU cool.
Have to drop in and confirm the Peerless Assassin CPU cooler. It's a big boi but my CPU has yet to get even mildly warm with it. Also I just built my rig with the Lancool 216 and it was a blast to build in. There are a couple of minor tweaks I would make to it that would just take it to the next level . I'm very happy with it regardless.
@@milesmoore8718 I know Jason would be a more reputable source than I but in my humble opinion it'll do just fine. The power efficiency is really good and the PA should keep up.
I think 13600K is better because ddr5 price double that of ddr4 so I don't want to waste money not only on a more expensive CPU and ram but also get Less productivity performance out of it
In 2 years if you want something better you need to buy all your PC parts for a new socket. With AM5 you will buy only the best amd CPU.On my math you will spend twice the money and let's be honests 7800x3d mop the floor in gaming with 13600k and is more power eficient.
@@sosofms brother DDR5 price difference is170 dollar in regards to ddr4 in my region plus I want to do productivity besides that at 4K the performance difference is negligible and at the end of the day I'm going to upgrade 4-5years later so by then the now ddr5 is going to be trash I don't see a reason to spend 300 dollars more for ddr5 and 7800x3d for worse performance in productivity and negligible performance bump in 4K ultra gaming
@@zingwilder9989 bro I'm going to buy 64gb of ram and in My region g skill ripsaws ddr4 3200 cl16 32gb is 88 dollars I'm going buy 2 kits for 175 and ripsaws ddr5 6000 cl32 32gb is 176 dollars so the price is double so I'm not going for that I'm really pissed with gigabyte gigabyte made the Z690 aero g ddr4 but for Z790 it doesn't have a ddr4 version so I'm conflicted about which to buy
8:14 is really what made me wanna comment on this video. Great job man, a lot of stuff in a short amount of time that is concise and to the point with consumers in mind.
I just started build this exact build switched out the GPU for the RTX 4090. The question I had is what if I wanted to use this for content creation? I seen multiple m.2 slots. I did read that plugging in multiple m.2 can cut your cords in half on you GPU. I’ve been trying to figure out which one not to use and can’t find. It. I figured I would go to the source that helped me build my first cpu. Thanks for your time.
I am so hyped. I will do a new pc build in the next days,waiting for my cpu to arrive. I will do a video,as it will be my best pc ever. For that I bought: An - asus x670E-A Gaming wifi mobo - Msi 4090 suprim x -7800x3d -Kingston fury 64gb 6000mhz ram -Lian li lancool 3 case -an arctic liquid freezer 2 420mm aio -several nvmes pcie 7000mbit/s -sleeved cables from cable mod It will be a complete black/white/silver build 🔥 What did it cost? Everything
I got the X670 Aorus Elite AX motherboard for my 7800X3D. Im using a 4070ti for now until i see what the 50 series cards are like. I only really play Battlefield and Dayz lol and even with ray tracing at 4K i get well over 60FPS in BF. Looks and plays so much better than my Series X
It was an extremely well-put-together video, and even a year later, it is still assisting me. Thank you for the detailed breakdown and organization of the part list. It makes purchasing and organizing compatible parts that much easier.
With everything going on with the LTT. You really are the only one I trust you’ve always give me the right answers and I do appreciate it. I have a 5803 DX what motherboard plays well with this CPU. Right now I’m running B350F Or would there be any difference at all? Really appreciate you taking the time thanks brother.
Awsome video, I've been looking for some real detailed specifications about the 7800x3D for a long time, so happy that i found ur content. This definly helped me out and emphasise what i saw on my researches, gonna build up my budget with all this in mind, thank you so much!!
I have seen several of your videos before my upcoming first PC Build. Thank you so much. I love how direct you are. Always think about what works for most gamers and talk about different price points. Thank you
Hey Jason, this is the path that I'm going to follow in building my AMD Gaming Computer. Returning my Intel parts for AMD parts. Thanks for making this turn-key video, it's awesome.
B650 TUF Gaming Plus, 6000 CL36 Gskill Flare EXPO enabled (R 7700 non-x PBO enabled) No issues with the RAM and gotten 19150 score on CineBench R23 multi core and 1965 single core.
Jason please help, I'm looking for a ram compatible with 7800X3D, but I really don't like RGB. Is there an all-black ram you can recommend? I also prefer the ram to be low-profile if that's possible. Thanks so much!
I installed the 140mm $30 CoolerMaster ARGB Halo as an exact swap (@14:25) instead of downsizing to the 120mm Halo but then the price for that 120mm wasn’t listed in the build sheet @14:56 so that’s a slight omission. Looks like the white Halo MF120 is $20.68 and a 3pk is $61.68 from A. No matter because either way, those two front intake fans will provide the positive pressure to ensure dust won’t draw from unfiltered areas. I suggest the optional magnetic filter for the front, which is less than $20 to the door from N.E. As for the Lian Li Lancool 216, the top control “pod” can be relocated to the side, but the cables seem a bit stiff at first to bend into that position.
@@bassiuskardaun Cooling depends on the requirement of the CPU, case, and perhaps any heat producing components such as an old-school HDD, which I omitted in my white Lian Li Lancool 216 RGB case (3/23 $115 Amazon) since a 1 TB NVMe (Samsung 970 Evo Plus, 9/20 $190 Amazon) is more than enough for my needs. The old MSI Godlike Z490 MB (9/20 $700 NE) is idling around 34c right now with an old i9-10900K CPU (8/20 $530 BestBuy) The 2 stock front 160mm PWM ARGB intake fans provide filtered air through the optional Lian Li LAN216-2W (white) magnetic dust filter. (3/23 $13 Newegg) The stock rear 140mm non-RGB exhaust fan was replaced with a white MasterFan MF140 Halo ARGB fan. (3/23 $30 Amazon) AIO: an old white RGB Corsair Hydro series H100i RGB Platinum SE radiator in the top for exhaust (10/19 $150 Amazon) and swapped the two white Corsair LL120 PWM fans (because of too many failures) with two white MasterFan MF120 Halo ARGB fans. (3/23 $62 3pk Amazon) RAM: Patriot Viper Steel Series DDR4 16GB (4 x 8GB) 4400MHz 19-19-19-39 (which was fail since every XMP setting crashes in Warzone, even when following the OC instructional step-by-step video of Buildzoid/ ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking. Perhaps the stock Godlike MB settings play a role). (8/20 $259.98 Amazon) The PSU is an old seasonic Focus GX-850W 80+ gold, A-tier/ high end on the cultist list. (8/2020 $140 Amazon) The GPU is an old EVGA RTX 2080 Ti XC Ultra (11G-P4-2383-KR) (11/2020 $796 eBay used w/remaining warranty) The OS is Windows 11 Pro that was activated via an inexpensive code from a youtube video, perhaps this site. Too bad I can't post a pic. Other stuff: The 1000R Curved Gaming Monitor is a 32” Samsung Odyssey G7-QHD 240hz 1ms QLED 2560x1440 Gsync & Freesync (11/21 $534 Samsung direct) Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 Bluetooth Computer Speakers (5/21 $108 eBay, new) Steelseries Arctis 7 wireless gaming headset (4/21 $122 eBay, new) Much of that was purchased by a family member but he had so many issues that I just swapped his system for my MSI MAG X570 Tomahawk WIFI/ Ryzen 7 5800x/ G. Skill Trident Z 4000 15-16-16-36 (4x8GB) Samsung 980 Pro 1TB gen4. The trade wasn’t that great for me but it’s family. Since then he bought the WD Black SN850X 2TB, CORSAIR - RMx Shift Series RM1000x 80 Plus Gold PSU, and a Gigabyte RTX 4090 Gaming OC GPU.
Thank you so much Jason, I'm doing this as my first build and was tearing my hair out over choosing the right b series motherboard, thank you for your guidance!
This is almost exactly what I just ordered as pre-built, but I got the CORSAIR iCUE H150i ELITE RGB High Performance CPU Cooler (360mm) which seems to be overkill, and I also got the 32GB DDR 6000mhz, which also seems like overkill. I could have saved some money if I had watched this video before ordering...
Your channel has helped me tremendously with my current build. Your no bullshit proper explanation of things in an easy to understand format is unlike any other channel I've come across. Great work Jason (and cat)
I was so lucky to find this channel. the infomation is top-notch and some of the best on RU-vid. this is a build I'm very interested in, Thank you Mr. jason, what a great channel.
Jason, this video helped alot! My build used the Asus Rog Strix B650E-E Gaming Wifi with Gskill Flare X5 6000 Cl30 2x16gb. I haven't had any issues with the ram! I am planning on buying the XFX 310 Merc Speedster (7900 XTX).
Oh and I'm using a DeepCool LS720 SE digital edition AIO and oc'd and expo'd the highest temp I've seen is 79* in starfield at 240 mhz running over 200 FPS. Love this DeepCool! Montech 95 case
Okay, so came here after your recommendation in a community post. My god. Thank you so much for explaining everything. This is amazing to learn the ins and outs on what to look for and what to build in a PC and get the best bang for your buck. Probably will pull the trigger in May on this build, but I'm really looking forward to this. On a second note, can you go even higher on RAM? Or is it unnecessary due to how strong everything else is. Yes, I am using this for gaming/streaming, so this is right up my alley. It also looks amazing. Thank you, Jason, for your hard work and research.
So glad you enjoyed! You can go higher on the ram but I wouldn't spend money on it. It doesn't make a difference in performance and doesn't do anything for future proofing (:
@PCBuilderChannel Okay, I don't know much about Liquid Cooling vs Air Cooling, is there a difference between them besides the obvious that one uses some type of water?
alright, its insane but this video is too perfect. and all of my research this past month has lead me to realize thast while i do have 400$ in new am4 hardware, im just going to build a show stopping build on am5 a like this with my 7900xt! its gonna be INSANE! and its more that i want to have a TON of rgb fans and just make it feel enthusiest and premium even if its a waste of money. i realize that i want peak performance NOW without massivly priced gpu spending, and im willing to enjoy the uplift from my 2600 and a gtx 1080 eitherway XDXDXD. i can afford it so it just sounds way more fun to build a 7800x3d over a 5800x3d build and i can take that perfect 5800x3d and ddr4 ram and drop it in my old b450 rig thats 5 years old and watch the MAGIC as i get a new system that probably could pull work horse daily driving for another 5 years as a back up system so i can tinker and OC and do TONS of stuff for my hardscore gaming setup. ALSO CANT WAIT to potentially buy in to 8900xtx or 5080 or w/e it ends up being in the next gen while keeping the build THE SAME. andddddddddd zen 6 IS LOOKING LIKE ITLL BWE AN INSANE REVOLUTION FOR THE CPUS given thel eaks, so if i build right i can skip zen 5 entierly and upgradse to a gorgeous like 9800x3d or w/e the crap hahahaha cheeeeeeeeeeeeeers
I built a new PC on a ROG STRIX B650E-F motherboard went with a AMD Ryzen™ 7 7700X and for memory I went with GIGABYTE AORUS 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 5200MHz CL40. I have had no issues as of yet other then the first CPU was dead out of the box. I decided to only fill two DIMM slots as I wanted to avoid memory issues on the AM5 platform. Great video kind of wishing I had the extra 400.00 USD at the time to have the exact same build as seen here. I too went with a Lancool 216 it's a great case and it was so easy to build in plus the price was very competitive. I'm planning on upgrading the GPU when I can save up some more money. I went with a Rx6750 XT and at 1440p with two monitors it's been great. I was the first of my group of friends to upgrade to AM5 and can pass the savings along to a friend when I upgrade the GPU. Hope you love your new PC as much as I do can't wait for the next video cheers!
i got myself Ryzen 5 7600x Asus TUF B650 plus and xpg 6000mhz 16GB ram , so no compatibility issues at all and its faster than i expected but market prices here are disgusting compared to USA.
AMD actually validates PBO on every motherboard, including using the motherboard limits. Unlike Intel, who doesn't even bother to validate a single one (they hopefully will change that!). So I wouldn't worry about the issue that impacted the 13th and 14th gen i9s happening here. Obviously they made a mistake in the initial 7800X3D bioses, but they did take responsibility for it and fixed it. But if that concerns you, just use the CPU limits instead as the performance difference isn't that big.
You make a great recommendation about when not to get a 7800X3D if you have anything but a high end card. So many well-known hardware channels show the "amazing performance boost" of a 7800X3D at 1080p with a 4090, but never give you anything that applies to the real world.
Jason keeps on stealing viewers from other tech channels, most tech channels are dying and screaming for views while Jason casually keeps on growing like mad! Good job man keep it up
Roast my build. 7900x, asus rog b650 e-f gaming wifi (nightmare rms experience), Tuf 4090, t-force 6200mhz, 2tb Samsung 980 pro nvm2, LL Galllahad, evga 1000w super nova power supply. I play on 120htz Samsung 4k 65' TV. I built it in February. Dealing w asus was a nightmare. I went through 3 sets of ram on the qvl before the rms. I am 99% sure they just flashed a bios that wasn't available to the public at the time. It's a beast of a machine. The case is awesome if you can look past the fact that only one of the front USB a ports work unless you buy the extra front IO option which I couldn't find at the time. It outperforms my "monitor" as far as framerate. I get a solid 120 4k, and the cpu rarely breaks 70°. It cost almost as much as my used car
Jason - I pray that you guys continue to explode in growth, and I hope that your finances absolutely go to legendary heights. That might just be enough to match how perfectly these videos are suited to my taste in absorbing tech info!
My only criticism of this video is the thermal paste application process. All you need is a small pea sized amount on the centre of the IHS. When the heatsink is attached to the CPU, the thermal paste will spread out. You don't need a "thermal paste applicator" to spread out the thermal paste yourself.
To each their own on that one (; A lot of outlets have tested various thermal applications (including a great video from Gamers Nexus I recommend) and they found it makes no difference, the only thing that did was not applying enough. So this is my tried and true method but other builders will have their own versions.
Using Asrock B650 Pro RS R5 7600 32GB DDR5 Lian Li Lancool 216 case Deepcool GAMMAXX AG400 WH cooler WD SN850X 1TB. I just realised you used the same case I did. I even did the same rear fan swap
Great video! I just built a very similar rig based on the X670E, Ryzen 7800X3D, DDR5 6000Mhz CL30 EXPO RAM and RX 7900XTX for my SIM Racing rig! Killer FPS on triple 2K 165Hz IPS screens! Couldn't be happier! ❤
what build of a computer you would make for I racing and streaming. 3 monitor / 27ins 1440p 165hz 1m with out bottle necking what would you recommend ty for your help ty
If you have the budget for it 7800X3D is a good choice! If you want more cores 14700K is also great. See our latest Best Builds April video for a great sample 14700K build. You can find it on the channel page
Nice build! Im planning on a 6800xt with 7800x3d, Cpus tend to have a longer span of usage in my systems and i only play at 1080. Last time i built was 10 years ago, Fx 8120 overklocked to hell has served well.
i will probably bottleneck, but so is every other component if not matched to a 100% If you will notice a huge performance drop, im not so sure. it will run fine atleast for 1440 and 1080
@@AssShot2000 i have the same GPU, if there is a GPU bottleneck u can still use the CPU for other programs in the background while you are gaming and the GPU will be on maximum, right or there is some issues?
@@kaelosg It depends on what you mean with other programs, any heavy workload combined with gaming will surley do no good for your gaming and program. But im no pc expert like Jason who is very good at choosing parts that works well for maximum value at targeted fps and resolution. I just like to play games on Pc.
@@AssShot2000 i mostly play games too, sometimes i do some production work, but yeah gaming plus heavy workload at the same time isnt good for the system. For programs in the background i mean google chrome, discord, etc at the same time you are gaming.
