There is no bottleneck on this configuration. If you're curious, go to a bottleneck calculator and put in the specs and select "gpu intensive tasks". It will show almost 0% bottleneck at 1080p.
@@PsychoBenchesWhile I'm not directly denying the result of the Calculation. The issue is that Calculation is different than Practice; The Calculation only allows intensive tasks on the GPU or CPU. While games generally rely on the GPU, more heavily than the CPU... You don't need to do rocket science to figure out that a 4 Core 4GHZ processor will likely not pair well with a newer generation 3060 with 12GB of GDDR6. Take the same website's FPS calculator, and the video itself. He estimated that GTA 5, on max settings with a 3060 will likely Clock out 110+FPS. Meanwhile, this system with that calculator is only estimated to get around 75+FPS. Perhaps saying "Bottleneck" was a little more broad of a term that could be misunderstood, so let me rephrase. This system is the bottomline of "Budget" gaming, arguably overpriced and the parts selected will likely not pair well with each other. Large improvements can easily be made if he'd just selected a slightly more powerful CPU. 5600G or 5600x is a 6 core processor that could easily bring out WAY more performance and still be considered budget. A rule if thumb that I generally follow to prevent a system bottleneck with CPU & GPU Selection is by halving the Graphics Card Memory in core selection while mainting similar or same generation releases. (Varies depending on Generation on selected parts.) Example: 12GB 3060 will likely pair well with a 12400F (6P , 0E) 4.4GHZ. (12/2 = 6 , 12GB? 6 cores.) But as I said, things are always different when it comes to Calculation vs in Practice. To summarize, his build's performance (Mainly the Graphics Card) will be limited by the poorly selected parts (The Central Processing Unit). 💀
That’s a pretty poor build overall. The Ryzen 3 4100 gets easily outperformed by an i3 12100f. Sure it is a bit more expensive but still the better option. Also I see no reason to go for the 3060 8GB. Instead I would use the 12GB version which often costs just 10 bucks more. Or go for AMDs options like the 6600 XT or 6650 XT. Depending on your location these option are usually much better. Please keep in mind that a budget pc shouldn’t only be cheap, it should also be a good build in case of price/performance. If you get much more performance for just adding 50 bucks for example it should be the better deal. I also see you have a lot of non necessary RGB parts in this build, which isn’t that smart if you wanna build a BUDGET pc. RGB parts are usually more expensive (with exceptions). You could've easily bought a better CPU/GPU and instead a cheaper case and no RGB.
if u wanna be sure u wont get bottlenecks with a ryzen 3 you pair it with a 1050 ti, anything better and any game thats a bit cpu heavy will be unplayable
@@itsDavjd I ain't played warzone or GTA 5 on PC but my 3060 in cyberpunk gets like 47 frames max settings medium ray tracing Idk what it's called but the highest visual quality dlss 1440 and I feel like 110 would be easy on 1080 in those
5600x + 6700xt = similar price and much better performance. Also I love the cooler master because it's cheaper but good, no chance I'd ever call it premium.
I don't think is worth it because this processor have support just for pcie 3.0,and is at the same price like ryzen 5 5600, what have support for newest video cards with pcie 4.0
Dude what, the 4100 is like 80 USD, the 3060 retails for like 300 USD, the rest of the computer is like 600 USD at most. How in the world do you get it to 3000? And how old is your computer if it's 325 USD, that's legit the retail price of a budget-friendly graphics card nowadays, albeit graphics card prices are stupid as they are.
Better option for "budget" would be a 10th-13th gen i3 and an AMD GPU. Nvidia is horrible for budget as the price to performance is horrible in the 3060 3060ti range.
"110+ fps on GTA V and Warzone at 1080p on max settings" I've never heard such BS in my life, a 3060 with a 3rd gen Ryzen isn't going to get even close to that on max 1080p
To be fair, the stock cooler on 5th gen Ryzens suck, i have one from my 5600 and it's way smaller (more than 2x) than the one that came with my 1500X and the copper part on the bottom is missing, thus the thermal performance leaves a lot to be desired. That being said, the CPU choice in this video is definitely not the greatest, he should have went for something from 5th gen with a card like that and even the card choice is questionable, since for $20 more or less you can get the 12 GB version, which is also gonna up to 17% faster.
@@X_irtz the 5th gen doesn’t even need that much of cooling. Temperatures are often quite low and i’m telling this as a owner of a 5600 too. Even during stress tests the temperature doesn’t increase over 70 degrees
That’s a really bad pair. A ryzen 3 4100? That’s 4 cores 8 threads i don’t mean it’s bad it’s just a bad pair because that will be a massive bottleneck lmao 🤦♂️
Yeah I don't understand this at all, doing general tasks even if this pc isn't a workstation at all, I'd want a stronger cpu because in non-intensive tasks i'd see the difference way more, this is so bad it hurts me.
R5 3600 is much better we need atlist 6 core for new GPUs i know some game use GPU more but a lot of them use both cpu and GPU and some game like valorent, csgo, minecraft they use cpu more then GPU so you always should have good balance for all those games
yeah if i was on that budget i would buy a rtx 2060 super, its faster than the 3060 and you can still buy it, not only that id buy maybe a 12400f at the same price as the r3
You could get a r5 5500/5600 and a GTX 1070, GTX 1060 Ti or an RX 5700, and use all of your GPU in games that require a lot of it. Not only would that get more FPS, but it also makes it into the budget kind of.
A Ryzen 4100 and a 8GB 3060 (not even a regular 12GB 3060) Jesus almighty. I feel bad for whatever poor soul buys this horrid thing. Atleast they got some RGB though right?
pairing a ryzen 3 with a 1060 can already give you some bottlenecks in some games, pairing it with a 3060 is a deathwish, and i experienced it by putting a 3200g with a 3060 ti
A 3200G is based on the Zen+ architecture m, whilst the other 3rd (and 4th) generation Ryzen 3s are Zen 2. Meaning that this processor is far better than your 3200G, in IPC, clock speed and efficiency.
You don’t judge a pc by the “3”. I3-12100f is capable of handling even the Rtx 3060Ti. 3200g isn’t a very powerful cpu since it’s a $100 APU from 2019 with zen+ architecture from 2018.
@@Youba05 12th gen i3 sure ryzen 3 4100 not so much it will work with most games but it wont handle a big assetto corsa server. Now i have a 5600 and its getting 45fps in a 10 player beamng lobby, so with that 4100 it probably wouldnt be much playable
@@Youba05 well i kinda can since, from what i know, there arent any ryzen 3's that are better than a 4100. If we were talking about intel cpu's i wouldnt say its bad just cuz of the 3
“Serious Performance” Gets Ryzen 3 4100 instead of a R5 5600 Gets a 3060 8 Gb instead of 12 Yeah good build bro what can I say, the bottleneck is crazy and that 8 Gb variant is worse then a GTX 1070 Ti
« Budget PC » with a Nvidia gpu does not make a lot of sense. I would rather pick a rx 6600. The best compromise between performance and price on the market (279€ on Amazon France)
