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I tried to set the game settings in a way to minimize bottleneck. But you will always have some bottleneck anyway. It's impossible to remove it completely. But it's usually better to have a GPU bottleneck than a CPU bottleneck, because CPU bottlenecks are more likely to cause stutters and lag. It also depends on the games you want to play. You can see for example in Cyberpunk that 4790 and RX 580 both are working their hardest and for e-sport games such as CS2 or Valorant you might be better off upgrading your CPU to get more frames and less latency on low settings.

I usually don't recommend 400 watts, but it could be enough if you have a good quality PSU with 8-pin pcie cable and you don't have a lot of other power consuming parts like watercooling, too many hard disks, etc.

Most of the times there's not much of a bottleneck, 4790 and RX 580 are almost on par with each other. But it also depends on the game.

No i haven't. I used a good quality 480 watt PSU.

No, the 2048SP model is around 10-15% slower.

It probably won't be smooth enough for a competitive experience. I think you will get around 50 fps, dip below 50 quite often and also experience stutters sometimes.

I don't have the i7-7700K but the CPU itself should be around 25-30% faster. It doesn't necessarily mean 25-30% more FPS though, because RX 580 could be the bottleneck and it definitely will be if you're playing at 4K.

Yes, 4790 should be enough for CS2. You could pair it with the same GPU i used in the benchmark, the RX 580, it's a good value in the second hand market.

Could be a lot of things. You might have a slow drive, less memory, overheating issues, ...

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thanks

What problem do you have?

Depends on where you live

No it isn't. It most likely won't even have an 8-pin GPU connector. I don't recommend anything lower than 450w.

Salam! Yeah it should.

Having your game on a USB 3.0 HDD won't consistently decrease your FPS. It might only cause stutters or longer loading times. I haven't heard of a pirated version of a game to have worse performance than the original. But sometimes games patch their games in newer updates to increase performance, like how it happened with cyberpunk. So if you get older versions you might see worse FPS. And lastly there are some newer titles that you would get 40FPS and lower even on the lowest settings with this setup.

@@sHamidReza okay brother thank you 🎈

I agree, it doesn't look good in the cutscenes. But I don't know if there is any way to do that.

If you can get the exact same 4GB modules that you have, adding two new identical memory modules should work without any problems. But if you add mismatched memories they usually work but sometimes they won't work or you might get instabilities. Also If the new ones have different speeds all the memory modules will work at the speed of the slowest module. And between 2x8GB and 4x4GB i would slightly prefer having 2x8GB but you'd almost never notice any difference.

@@sHamidReza ok thanks

Yeah, it should be quite enough.

​@@sHamidReza thanks bud ❤

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Well, in terms of generations you're going backwards but the i7-4790 is a higher end CPU and definitely faster even though it's a bit older. So you'll actually need to change/downgrade your motherboard for that CPU. You may also need to upgrade your CPU cooler as the i7 consumes more power and produces more heat. I think you should consider how much you're paying for the new motherboard and the new CPU (and probably CPU cooler) and see if it's much cheaper than buying a 12th gen motherboard with an i3-12100F and DDR4 memory or not. If it's considerably cheaper i say not a bad idea. If it's not i say go for the newer generation.

@@sHamidReza if I don't want to upgrade or downgrade my motherboard,what cpu did u recommend for me that can work great with GTX 970

Or should I just upgrade my GTX 970 to rx 580 8gb..what do u think

@@kall8118 The best CPU of the 7th Gen intel is 7700K but i don't know if you could get a good price on it or not. sometimes it might not be worth it and just upgrading to a newer gen motherboard and CPU be a better choice. There is not a huge difference between GTX 970 and RX 580 but it's still a welcome upgrade. I can't tell you which to upgrade though it depends on the types of the games you play.

@@sHamidReza thank u for the explanation bro

Of course it's worse. But depending on the game the difference may vary.

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Hi, thanks. It's a good quality 480watts PSU capable of delivering 408watts on the 12v rail. The brand and model isn't available internationally.

Could be thermal throttling, slow hard drive, not enough memory, etc.

Unlikely to be any kind of virus. Your PC could be overheating and that sound could be your fans going crazy to cool down your PC. Also it could be a bad or weak power supply. You should see where that sound mostly comes from.

@@sHamidReza yep the temp goes to like 80-90 but why does it only happens on story games

@@sHamidReza I played days gone and dying light and on turning on these games my PC just shuts down

@@sHamidReza my power supplies 500watts

@@hamzaasif-ql4jo Because Valorant is not an intensive game and the other ones you mentioned they use much more GPU and CPU. That's why it's harder for your PC to run so it uses more power and gets hotter. 80-90 is hot. RX 580 max temperature is usually around 84 or 89 based on the model you have. And 500watts should be enough as long as it's a good brand and not very old.

I've done it in the description. But i don't have enough subscribers for TH-cam to show it in the video progress bar.

You're definitely gonna get less fps with 8GB of ram but you wouldn't even come to care about fps because you'll get a whole lot of stutters that makes games unplayable. 8GB is simply not enough for games anymore.

@@sHamidReza bro what about 16 Gb ram ?

@@Ch.Hassan69 Yes, that would be enough for gaming.

It's a good quality 480 watts PSU. You wouldn't recognize the brand since it's not sold globally. All you need for a setup like this is a good quality 450+ watts PSU with an 8-pin pcie power cable.

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It was a 165hz monitor but that doesn't affect performance or anything that you see in this video.

That's a very good combination. I've done a few similar builds.

Windows 10 Pro

@@sHamidReza okay thank you

Timestamps are in the description. It doesn't show in the video because i don't have enough subscribers (1K) yet.

No, I'm not.

This is a GPU and CPU benchmark at the same time so that's why i tried to use balanced settings. Nevertheless, i might also include low setting benchmark for competitive games in future videos. Let me know what system configuration or game setting you think is missing or out of touch 👀.

i7 4790,amd rx 580,16gb Ram, just get a food 4th gen motherboard and a power supply

he already wrote it in description bro

You can see the PC specs in the description. What other detail do you need?

It is in the description of this video.

Hi brother, Alaikumassalam, That's a good idea. I would like to see that for myself too. Though, I've been kind of busy and i don't know if i can find the time to do it. I might try to just do it and describe the experience for you. I'll keep you posted.

If it's the same setup there is no reason for the performance to be any different. You only have a better motherboard and storage. Motherboard really doesn't matter if you're not overclocking (Which you can't because you don't have a K series CPU) and that NVME storage can only help you load your games faster. It is interesting though how you managed to get an NVME drive working with a Z77 motherboard.

Not at all. They basically have the same performance. It can run TLOU.

laptop GPUs are mostly weaker

PS4 has better optimized games, less power consumption, and you won't have to worry about any of the graphics settings or anything else. You just install the game and run it and play it. It's just easier and simpler. But with PC you can do a lot more beside playing games and you can play some games that aren't available on PS4 and also probably some of the games that will come out after 2025 (2025 is end of support for PS4). Also in terms of hardware, this build is actually more powerful than a PS4 Pro. It's because of the good optimization that some games like TLOU perform much better on a PS4. In the end, it depends on you. I personally prefer the PC, but if you want it really simple you can go for the PS4 Pro. Also if you could go for a 10th gen i3 + h410/h510 motherboard you will have a much better experience and a much better path for upgrade. I said that because the first thing that you will need to upgrade in this build is most likely the CPU and for that you will have to change motherboard, RAM and CPU and where i live there isn't much of a difference in price.

It's better not to go lower than 450w but if it's a good quality 400w PSU and you don't overclock anything it's usually enough.