I run an I5 11400F and started with a 2060 but was able to get a sweet deal on an RX6800 in sept of 2022 for less than 3060ti money at the time & its been great.
as a 11400f owner myself (but paired with a 6700xt), dont forget to unlock power limits and unleash the max power of the CPU, from 3.7 to 4.2ghz all core boost all day long
@@legendsocool644aldi used to be THE source for great budget systems in Germany for almost 2 decades, unfortunately they fell off a bit after COVID, but they're quite legendary - my dad used to get our old PCs from there as well :)
Same! Except that I find it crunches games no problem at “4k” with DLSS. Forza Horizon 5 uses 10gb of vram with my settings so that’s… interesting for most other 30 series.
3060 ti is a great card. I got mine from EVGA'S queue during Covid. Just recently upgraded to 1440p and wanted a little more oomph/vram so got a good deal on a rx 6800
@@TheACTIONZ Unless you want to do ray tracing, or anything else that isn't playing competitive games at 240 fps. Also it wipes the floor with the 6700 xt when DLSS is enabled.
I have the 3060 Ti FE paired with a Ryzen 7 5700X and it's been fantastic. I paid £210 for the CPU back in December 2022 which was a bargain at the time. However, you can now get it for around £160 which is an absolute steal! 10:36 - "1% low of 69, nice." Just couldn't resist it!😂
It's still so worth it, I have a i5 12400, and RTX 3070. Everything brand new, except the 3070. And besides I'm not at elitist who would crank everything to ultramaximuspcmasterraceepic graphics settings. So everything is smooth and on my monitors 144 hz.
When I upgraded from my first PC (I5 6500, 8gb DDR4 ram, 1060 3gb) to the I5 10400f, 16 DDR4 gb ram, 3060 I was super happy with the upgrade! Sadly I bought this in the middle of the shortage so I paid 1940 Cad after taxes But once I was gaming I was happy LOL Im glad the CPU market was sparked up again because moving from a I5 4 core, to a 6 core hyper threaded was very nice!
@@sebsdabawsonly the first GPU units from 2020 and is not only exclusive for 3060ti but for entire RTX 3000 series with hynix, now newer with hynix memory are ok
I bought a 3060ti for 200 dollars, 2 Months ago, and put it with my Ryzen 5600g… I’m so in love with it… I use it with 3 monitors and share work with the IGPU of the Ryzen so… it’s a beast combo … i’m so so happy, that I recommend it to everyone…
Used to run a 10600K and a 3060 Ti, so something similar. Needed a little extra oomph as a self-indulgence after graduation so now got a 12700K and 3080, but I’m sure my brother will appreciate the tech upgrade next he comes home.
I would of went with a 5600 but i don't know your situation - Might need a bios update if its a 450 chipset or lower for the 5600, and maybe the 3600 too. hope your build goes well!!
Bought my setup paired with i510400f and 3060 TI back in december 2020, i have to say i have no problem whatsover gaming at 1440p and i do not plan to upgrade anytime soon.
Hey it’s always good to see your channel doing so well. Congrats on the 500k subs my dude. I found your channel when you were at around 1.8k subs. Now that newer hardware is so expensive there days, your channel helps many people who I know including me find parts that run well. People talk about you a lot a lot different coffee shops in my area, including my IT job. Brag and chat about your tech videos, and we enjoy watching them at Starbucks. Thanks man!! Greetings from Annapolis MD USA. Best fish and chips.
This will be my future setup, i already bought a 3060ti, now i'm only waiting for the end of the year to buy my i5 12400f 😊. I have a i5 8400 cant wait for the change! Thanks for the review.
I bought an i5 12400F + RX 7900XT rig, it's very good for playing "old" games (2011-2017) at 4K max, and even most recent at 4K high/medium at 60fps. Great video as always
Thank u for this video building a pc right and this is the combo I was looking at getting.. looks like it going to work for me looking at the numbers you showed it’s capable of.
I just update from GTX 960 2GB to RTX 3060Ti i am having a blast playing games 🔥 wanted to buy RX 6700XT but RTX 3060Ti was cheaper by alot. My PC combo is : Core i3- 12100F + RTX 3060Ti.
As a 60hz, GTX 950 & i5 2500k gamer, I still have no complaints for anything well optimized/esports or indie. Not much of a FPS player ever since Black Ops 3, but I was tempted to upgrade for RDR2 (which I ended up playing at 720p), sadly, for Starfield, I might actually have to do it, 7 and 11 years later, there's no more beating around the bush, al though it still works as it used to the first day, technology has advanced too much.
I’ve built a PC for a friend with these specs and it was glorious. 0:40 For some reason I don’t mind the look of the OEM metal chassis on this case. It just makes me think of a clean factory
I have similar built but instead of RTX I am using RX 6700 XT. Just recently also purchased ultra wide monitor (3440x1440) and its a bliss running games on high/maxed out FSR quality and hitting 60-80FPS depending on the game.
I'm running the RX 6750 XT, Ryzen 9 5900X with 64GB of DDR4 3600MHz RAM I think I should be set for playing games for a while I know I went overboard on my build lol. PS another great video as always.
Was running a Ryzen 5 3600 with a GTX 1080 Ti for the longest time on a 1080p 144hz monitor. Recently had some money to burn so I a upgraded to the Ryzen 7 5800x3D because I’m still more than happy with what my 1080 Ti can do at 1080p. It’s no surprise to me that the 3060 Ti is still holding up amazing as it is a bit faster than big pascal.
3060 Ti was actually the best 1080p and 1440p card to get if the price is right. Sure doesn't have the highest VRAM but you can pretty much play most games with high to mid settings and ultra on older titles. Definitely get this for extra 3 years of gameplay.
@@RandomGaminginHD made up my mind after your review haha, was initially planning 6600 but decided to stretch my budget. I think it will last me for a few years!
After a lot of research I've decided to upgrade my legendary 1080TI with this Combo! Ty for ur work, and ur videos, u helped a lot, keep up ur good work !
i3 12100F since 2022 february and a second hand 3060 Ti since 2022 september here 'Asus TuF 3060 Ti V2' and I just recently upgraded to 32 Gb DDR 4 3200 from 16 gigs of the same kit I had since 2018. Playing on a 2560x1080 75Hz Ultrawide monitor and for that this setup is still fairly enough. I don't play competitive games at all and I rather crank up the settings in single player games as long as it feels smooth enough for me. I might upgrade to a 14100/14400 in 2024 but other than that I'm perfectly fine with this setup for my needs at the time.🙂
I know that I've said that before, but I wanna say it again. I ADORE YOUR VOICE💙. After a long day I return home and watch a copule of your videos, I really enjoy that, keep it up bro.
I know you don't like testing upscaling much but this card *kicks ass* at outputting 4K, DLSS-balanced. Can even pull off RT in cyberpunk, and all less-heavy titles. Struggles with Quake 2 a bit though
I wish they had made a 3060ti 12gb variant. NVidia went back and made an 8gb variant of the base 3060, I believe. I have an OEM 3060 12gb that was in a prebuilt I had bought. I upgraded to a 3080 12gb, ane the performance leap was insane to me. Previously I had only played games on console, then had two "gaming" laptops, and then finally made the switch to a desktop. Best decision I ever made!
I've went from a 1600 to a 3600 to a recently purchased 5800x3d. 1660 super at the start of COVID to a 3060ti last year. Finally at the point where I can say I'm satisfied. Next upgrade will probably be when the 5000 series comes out. Gonna have to start the process over again CPU wise for some am5 action. 😭
I run a somewhat equivalent setup currently, and it's been fantastic. There isn't a game I can't run at smooth framerates, and DLSS helps a ton with 1440p - which is what I try to go for more often than not since I have a 27" 144hz 1440p G-Sync monitor alongside my secondary 24" 1080p 144hz one. Case is the MSI MAG Forge 100R (nice & semi-compact but still plenty of room for airflow & an AIO later on), motherboard is a B450 Tomahawk (planning to get a 13600K soon so not worried about upgrading to another AM4 board) CPU: R5 5600 @ 4.6Ghz (PBO, +200, x10 scalar, -10 offset - cooled with the good ol' RGB Wraith Prism), RAM: 32GB 3200Mhz DDR4 (2x 16GB), GPU: RTX 3060 Ti (Zotac Twin Edge LHR OC @ 110% PL, +150 core, +300 mem), PSU: EVGA 600BR 600w, Storage: Samsung 970 Evo Plus 1TB NVMe SSD (Main boot drive w/ Win 11 Pro), plus a Samsung 860 Evo 500GB M.2 SSD (running on a PCIe expansion card) and a 2TB 7200 RPM Seagate Barracuda HDD. I run my main games on either the 970 or 860, with the HDD being used mainly for older games/misc files like movies or something. All said and done I spent under $700, and this was throughout 2021-2022. Upgraded from a R5 2600 and RX 580 8GB with 16GB of RAM that I used for around 2-3 years beforehand.
@@RandomGaminginHD it's just a tad slower than the 3060ti @1080p, but quite slower at 1440p, because of the 128bit bus. My only criticism is how hot it runs, well, at least the sapphire pulse model, 80c and 90-93c hotspot temperature under full load (even with a 20c ambient temperature with a nice airflow case)
I paired a 12400 with a rx 6800 there is not many but some scenarios where the cpu is a slight bottleneck, but overall still do not regret my decision, that 12700k going for 244usd is looking awfully tempting however. - edit new text?!? lmfao
Currently running a Ryen 7 3800X and an RX 6600 8GB, 32GB RAM, 2TB Crucial P3 NVME SSD, More than happy with my setup. Building a second machine for my bedroom with my old R5 2600, just debating what card to stick with my R5 2600 or whether to get an upgrade for my 3800X and put the RX 6600 with my R5 2600
Finish dead island 2 on a 3060 12 gig and 12400f with 32 gigs of 3200 MHz ram had a great experience. Always above 60 with the avg being I'd reckon 80+ at 1440p high preset with the tex bumped up and dof n MB turned off. Prolly gonna rock this setup for another 2 years before upgrading the gpu (and maybe the cpu to wtv best cpu I'll be able to put in this platform). Plus dlss works really well at 1440p when compared to 1080p imo so that'll be a nice lil steroid for the games that I'll play that'll have it keeping me happy with my setup's perf and visuals.
I am using a RTX 3060 Ti ASUS TUF OC V2 with my AMD RYZEN 7 5800X3D , i am still doing very good fps wise in most games at 1080P ,but at 1440P the FPS isn't as stable, but still runs fine!
@@Trick-Framed Thanks a lot, i was thinking either 6700XT or 6900XT , now thta would be an awesome amchine, and i have a 850W powersupply, i think that should suffice with that GPU?
@@f-35x-ii 850 Watts as long as it has enough on the 12V rail? Should be more than fine. But remember, you should have a good rated PSU. Gold or Platinum if yours isn't. Bronze at the very least. From an A Tier manufacturer. The ripple cheaper supplies have isn't worth it.
I built my system as an apu system in the beginning of 2022 with a 5700g and I just dropped a 6700xt into it in Feb 2023 and it’ll last me a good 3+ years before I think about upgrading
la prueba de gta es buena por que hace que el procesador trabaje bastante, y se nota en esta vez que el procesador se queda corto para lo que puede hacer la grafica en ese juego buen video
Hey there RGIHD! I am loving your content, but I would love to make a suggestion. For competitive games (Apex, CSGO, Fortnite, etc...), show some footage (or just a premade metric) for Low settings. I feel like it would be quite interesting to see how the PCs run competitive games at competitive settings, for max. FPS&Stability. Now, I know that for example, this PC is way too powerful for Low settings but... I think there are people who would still like to see it in a competitive way. + you review weaker specs too, so :P Cheers if you take this into consideration!
Could you possibly look into using a micro PC like the HP Elitedesk computers with the USB graphics card adapter you featured earlier? Would be interesting to see results of that. Gaming on a cheap(er) budget because those micro PCs sell for very little money and since there is no PCIE slot, if paired with a decent budget GPU what would be the result?
Paired the 3060 ti with the amd 9 5900x and it runs great on non-demanding games with ultra graphics and with good, not slacking performance on more demanding games like Final Fantasy 7 remake, Horizon Zero Dawn, and the Mass Effect Trilogy (modded for 2k textures) but I do experience performance drops from time to time on game titles like these. I overclock my 3060 ti on high demanding games and it runs well worth its weight, but after some hard deciding time I grabbed the rx 7900 xt but it was too large for my pc case without some major setbacks (corsair 4000D with a front mounted arctic aio). I realized that I could have made it worked using a 280mm top mounted rad or upgraded my pc case but I am too not inspired to do it right now so I just returned the rx 7900 xt (nothing against amd products though, I used a rx 580 before my 3060 ti and it worked great too but on medium-high settings only).
My GTX 1080 just bit the dust, and my friend was nice enough to give me a 3060Ti. It seems to run very smooth, with better 1% and 0.1% lows, as well as getting higher average frame rates. It is paired with an MSI X79 MB, and a Xeon E5-1660-V2 at 4.6GHz all core, and 32GB (4x8GB in quad channel) at 1866MT/s. Good video as always, Sir! Would be nice to see your Jack Russell more often though! o7
I recently bought an RX 6700 XT over the 3060 Ti to pair with my 10400f and I'm pretty happy. Would've bought the A770 but $250 was an amazing deal for a lightly used Asus Dual OC RX 6700 XT.
I'm running a R5 5600/ 3060 Ti which makes it really close to the system in the video, except I'm running 32Gb of Ram at 3600mhz. Upgraded to 1440p and the card really holds up well. I've paid about 600 euro for it back in 2021 close to launch so I'd say it served me well so far. Excited to see what AMD brings with the RX 7700/7800, maybe I can get a great deal on those later down the line. As much as I love this card, I kinda want VRAM for my next card, and that's currently impossible for Nvidia without selling my kidney.
i have this exact build except for the cpu which is just 1 gen older. i think its a great machine and i do all of my games at 1440p and also play a lot of vr games (which are inherently high resolution.) although i wish i had gotten a newer cpu because, while it is sufficient, i have a 165hz monitor and i rarely ever hit that target no matter which settings i use, because im cpu bound.
Built this pc for my brother in law back in early 2022 but using the 12400 non F due to GPU still expensive. Few month after during crypto crash I advice him to get 3060 Ti...
I have an ryzen 5 5600x with an rtx 3060 ti. I think the 3060 ti still holds up these days, but I would consider it more of a 1080p card than 1440p that was designed for.
this is my card I am going keep it for a few months and save up for a 4070 next. the 3060 ti I have gives far better audio performance than the 6700 xt I tried to. when playing 5.1 Dolby
I had i5-12400f + rtx 3060. Had game crash within 1 second of getting into actual game (after all loading, main menu), also couldn't render or transcode videos because program crash or even BSOD. 1299€
I5 11400f, pny 3060 ti, Crucial Ballistix 16gb 3200mhz, 2tb WD sn850x ssd, Gigabyte B560 mobo, Thermaltake 600w psu, cooler master case...still happy with my rig. Should hold me for another 2 years before I build another rig.
quick question: in terms of performance, what results would a 10400f + rtx 3600 combo bring compared to this one for gaming at 1080p? , my target is reaching constant 60fps for any game on the market
I have a 10400, it struggles to constantly hit 60 fps in Cyberpunk, jedi survivor, watchdogs legion, plague tale requiem, Hogwarts legacy, Spiderman and Gotham knights. I'm sure it won't hit 60 in Starfield as well. If you're building a new pc, atleast get a 12400f.
Totally unrelated to the video (great as always btw) I have the choice a 2600k and a 3570k. I have a Z75 motherbor but being 2023 and all idk which one would be better to choose. No, I can't buy anything more modern. Hope y'all can help me heh
I just picked up a 3060 Ti Used on eBay for $233 USD. Paired with my Ryzen 7 5800X and 48 gb ddr4 2400 mhz (unfornately thats all I had on hand). But overall been good.
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I’m running a 12400F with a 16gb A770. It’s been really solid so far and it keeps getting better with driver updates.
If Arc would support Interlaced resolutions they would be the dream gpus for us niche CRT monitor users!
What resolution do you play at?
@@wafflelite Mostly 1440p, but if I’m playing something really demanding I’ll use FSR or XeSS (usually on the quality setting) to lighten the load.
@@HobbesterLobster I have a Arc A750 and picked it up off Facebook marketplace FOR 125! Been daily driving it since.
@@mincraftgimerthere a guy rn selling it for 350$ for a Arc A770, i7 12gen
Ima buy it
just ate a good sandwich
My mom just gave me a whooping
I am very happy for you
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@@emma6648 you gonna learn today lol. was it deserved tho??
That’s a vibe, I like watching RGIHD while brunching sandwiches and coffee.
I run an I5 11400F and started with a 2060 but was able to get a sweet deal on an RX6800 in sept of 2022 for less than 3060ti money at the time & its been great.
as a 11400f owner myself (but paired with a 6700xt), dont forget to unlock power limits and unleash the max power of the CPU, from 3.7 to 4.2ghz all core boost all day long
Similar setup here with the 11400F and RX 6700XT. As well as the power limit removed I use DDR4 at 3600mhz which gave a little more performance.
Wonder what kind of NASA simulation these people running on their pc 🤔🤔🤔🙄 seems the newest and most powerful cpu and gpu are never enough.
As a 11400f owner I paired it with a GTX 1650 Super back in the day.
My son has the i5 10400f and 3060ti and it's still solid we bought it prebuilt for £890 from Aldi in the the gpu shortages in 2021
Awesome. Almost bought an Aldi Pc myself last year!
Aldi sells computers?????
@@legendsocool644for real! I was wondering too. I know they are a grocery store but they do have some interesting odds and ends.
an aldi gaming pc is insane.
@@legendsocool644aldi used to be THE source for great budget systems in Germany for almost 2 decades, unfortunately they fell off a bit after COVID, but they're quite legendary - my dad used to get our old PCs from there as well :)
Been running a Ryzen 5 3600 / RTX3060 12GB now for two years. Still impressed with it and find it runs stuff at 1440p just lovely.
Great combo
My oldest son has this setup.. It is perfect!
Same! Except that I find it crunches games no problem at “4k” with DLSS. Forza Horizon 5 uses 10gb of vram with my settings so that’s… interesting for most other 30 series.
I have a Ryzen 7 3700X and a 3060 12GB and I'm holding up for two years as well, I'm definitely going to keep this PC for the long run.
Also have this combo, but to be honest im barely gaming on it. Just addicted to stable diffusion at the moment.
3060 ti is a great card. I got mine from EVGA'S queue during Covid. Just recently upgraded to 1440p and wanted a little more oomph/vram so got a good deal on a rx 6800
Fantastic card vram power and efficiency.
@@mrhappy8966I has 8gb of vram tho, also the 6700 XT is still better in every way
@@TheACTIONZ Unless you want to do ray tracing, or anything else that isn't playing competitive games at 240 fps.
Also it wipes the floor with the 6700 xt when DLSS is enabled.
I'm building a PC with this exact combo. Thanks for the video!
I have the 3060 Ti FE paired with a Ryzen 7 5700X and it's been fantastic.
I paid £210 for the CPU back in December 2022 which was a bargain at the time. However, you can now get it for around £160 which is an absolute steal!
10:36 - "1% low of 69, nice." Just couldn't resist it!😂
My combo is also a 12400f but with the regular 12gb 3060 and can't complain, I play every game I want at full settings 1080p without any issue
It's still so worth it, I have a i5 12400, and RTX 3070. Everything brand new, except the 3070. And besides I'm not at elitist who would crank everything to ultramaximuspcmasterraceepic graphics settings. So everything is smooth and on my monitors 144 hz.
Got this same combo loving it
When I upgraded from my first PC (I5 6500, 8gb DDR4 ram, 1060 3gb)
to the I5 10400f, 16 DDR4 gb ram, 3060 I was super happy with the upgrade!
Sadly I bought this in the middle of the shortage so I paid 1940 Cad after taxes
But once I was gaming I was happy LOL
Im glad the CPU market was sparked up again because moving from a I5 4 core, to a 6 core hyper threaded was very nice!
i3-12100 + rtx3060, more than enough for my 1366x768 display (and for racing sims) :D
3060ti is great for 1080p multiplayer games and 1440p for single player titles
Tell ya what, it does Zero Dawn at 4k ultra, not quite 60 frames though
But with dlss set to performance you get to 70fps
Just need to make sure you don't get the versions with the faulty Hynix memory, especially if you buy used.
@@jskyg68Wut, are all 3060 Ti's with Hynix memory affected by the issue?
@@sebsdabawsonly the first GPU units from 2020 and is not only exclusive for 3060ti but for entire RTX 3000 series with hynix, now newer with hynix memory are ok
You always are the best
I bought a 3060ti for 200 dollars, 2 Months ago, and put it with my Ryzen 5600g… I’m so in love with it… I use it with 3 monitors and share work with the IGPU of the Ryzen so… it’s a beast combo … i’m so so happy, that I recommend it to everyone…
Used to run a 10600K and a 3060 Ti, so something similar. Needed a little extra oomph as a self-indulgence after graduation so now got a 12700K and 3080, but I’m sure my brother will appreciate the tech upgrade next he comes home.
That’s awesome :) I’m sure he will
Not bad! I'm soon going to be running a R5 3600 and RTX 3060 combo so this looks promising!
I would of went with a 5600 but i don't know your situation - Might need a bios update if its a 450 chipset or lower for the 5600, and maybe the 3600 too. hope your build goes well!!
Bought my setup paired with i510400f and 3060 TI back in december 2020, i have to say i have no problem whatsover gaming at 1440p and i do not plan to upgrade anytime soon.
Hey it’s always good to see your channel doing so well.
Congrats on the 500k subs my dude. I found your channel when you were at around 1.8k subs. Now that newer hardware is so expensive there days, your channel helps many people who I know including me find parts that run well. People talk about you a lot a lot different coffee shops in my area, including my IT job. Brag and chat about your tech videos, and we enjoy watching them at Starbucks.
Thanks man!! Greetings from Annapolis MD USA. Best fish and chips.
This will be my future setup, i already bought a 3060ti, now i'm only waiting for the end of the year to buy my i5 12400f 😊. I have a i5 8400 cant wait for the change! Thanks for the review.
Got an i31200f for 55£ and paired that with my rtx3060ti, performs great, havnt noticed any bottleneck at 1440p
Also the Ryzen 5 5600 + rx6600 up to the rx6700xt is a great setup and one I'm seeing a lot (or a combination of those parts with Nvidia/Intel)
Got a 5600X and a 5700XT and I’m quite happy with it
@@VictorSoares9 also great. That CPU/GPU range is pretty good for 1080p
It's my current combo, does the job for me and I've never had any issues
Nice :)
I bought an i5 12400F + RX 7900XT rig, it's very good for playing "old" games (2011-2017) at 4K max, and even most recent at 4K high/medium at 60fps. Great video as always
you have a top tier recent gpu, of course it's gonna perform well
Thanks!
Thank u for this video building a pc right and this is the combo I was looking at getting.. looks like it going to work for me looking at the numbers you showed it’s capable of.
Good video ✌️
I just update from GTX 960 2GB to RTX 3060Ti i am having a blast playing games 🔥 wanted to buy RX 6700XT but RTX 3060Ti was cheaper by alot. My PC combo is : Core i3- 12100F + RTX 3060Ti.
As a 60hz, GTX 950 & i5 2500k gamer, I still have no complaints for anything well optimized/esports or indie. Not much of a FPS player ever since Black Ops 3, but I was tempted to upgrade for RDR2 (which I ended up playing at 720p), sadly, for Starfield, I might actually have to do it, 7 and 11 years later, there's no more beating around the bush, al though it still works as it used to the first day, technology has advanced too much.
I’ve built a PC for a friend with these specs and it was glorious.
0:40 For some reason I don’t mind the look of the OEM metal chassis on this case. It just makes me think of a clean factory
This time i'll skip the 4000 series and go for 5000 series. don't see huge improvements over the 4000 series, nvidia screw up this time with it
I have similar built but instead of RTX I am using RX 6700 XT. Just recently also purchased ultra wide monitor (3440x1440) and its a bliss running games on high/maxed out FSR quality and hitting 60-80FPS depending on the game.
I'm running the RX 6750 XT, Ryzen 9 5900X with 64GB of DDR4 3600MHz RAM I think I should be set for playing games for a while I know I went overboard on my build lol.
PS another great video as always.
I have an i5-10400f and just recently upgraded to an RX 6700 XT from a GTX 1060 6GB. Was a nice boost in performance since I own a 144hz monitor
Your next upgrade should be the Cpu, the 10400 is Still good. But that should be your next Upgrade.
@@zalankhan5743 I’ve been looking at i7s on the same socket but might switch to Ryzen. Not sure yet
@@user-ug7bx6lz9t no dont get 10 or 11th gen or Ryzen 5000 Cpus. If you have a big budget Get Ryzen 7000, if not get I5 or i7 12th gen, with ddr4.
3060 Ti and budget Zen 3/i3-i5 is what a lot of people have. It plays every game well enough, and will for some time.
Was running a Ryzen 5 3600 with a GTX 1080 Ti for the longest time on a 1080p 144hz monitor. Recently had some money to burn so I a upgraded to the Ryzen 7 5800x3D because I’m still more than happy with what my 1080 Ti can do at 1080p. It’s no surprise to me that the 3060 Ti is still holding up amazing as it is a bit faster than big pascal.
3060 Ti was actually the best 1080p and 1440p card to get if the price is right. Sure doesn't have the highest VRAM but you can pretty much play most games with high to mid settings and ultra on older titles. Definitely get this for extra 3 years of gameplay.
I'm running 12400 +6700 10gb, fantastic combo. Great video as always!
A great choice, and thanks :)
@@RandomGaminginHD made up my mind after your review haha, was initially planning 6600 but decided to stretch my budget. I think it will last me for a few years!
@@gregciuba2172 yes thats very true nice choice
After a lot of research I've decided to upgrade my legendary 1080TI with this Combo! Ty for ur work, and ur videos, u helped a lot, keep up ur good work !
Should get the 6700 xt, because you just downgrade from 11 gb to 8gb, 3060 ti is still a great card tho.
I buyed rtx 3090 for extremely low price . So it's a powerful upgrade
Just upgraded aswell to i5 12400F and RX 6600. This machine is a 1080p beast for the price
10:34 bro thought we wouldn't hear him
4:35 perfect video memory usage in read dead redemption
i3 12100F since 2022 february and a second hand 3060 Ti since 2022 september here 'Asus TuF 3060 Ti V2' and I just recently upgraded to 32 Gb DDR 4 3200 from 16 gigs of the same kit I had since 2018.
Playing on a 2560x1080 75Hz Ultrawide monitor and for that this setup is still fairly enough.
I don't play competitive games at all and I rather crank up the settings in single player games as long as it feels smooth enough for me.
I might upgrade to a 14100/14400 in 2024 but other than that I'm perfectly fine with this setup for my needs at the time.🙂
That's my combo
Just bought a used pre built with this set up for 600 bucks off Amazon, here’s to hoping it’s worth it!
I know that I've said that before, but I wanna say it again. I ADORE YOUR VOICE💙. After a long day I return home and watch a copule of your videos, I really enjoy that, keep it up bro.
That AFOX card is the card that keeps on giving.....quite the bargain that GPU
I really like the design of it. Really quiet too
I have the same cpu , but gpu is the 3060 12GB , the shopkeeper said that it'll age better than the Ti😅
I need to look at the 12GB 3060 again actually seems like a good choice at the moment
@@RandomGaminginHDplease test 1440p too, it is becoming more mainstream as qhd monitors are so cheap nowadays.
*LakyFX* channel, 3060 12GB got impressive results Vs the RX 4060, RTX 4060 Ti, 3060 TI in games up to 4K.
Another great video, can we have more of the 12100 or 13100?
I know you don't like testing upscaling much but this card *kicks ass* at outputting 4K, DLSS-balanced. Can even pull off RT in cyberpunk, and all less-heavy titles. Struggles with Quake 2 a bit though
I just bought a rx 6700xt and it is coming in today cant wait to compare my benchmarks from my retired 1070
A buddy of mine runs an i5-12400F + a 2080 Super he got a deal on. The i5-12400F was a pretty good budget option awhile back.
Just got myself a Ryzen 5 3600 and 3060 Ti after using an i7 4770 and 1660 Super for ages
I wish they had made a 3060ti 12gb variant. NVidia went back and made an 8gb variant of the base 3060, I believe. I have an OEM 3060 12gb that was in a prebuilt I had bought. I upgraded to a 3080 12gb, ane the performance leap was insane to me. Previously I had only played games on console, then had two "gaming" laptops, and then finally made the switch to a desktop. Best decision I ever made!
Cant wait to see Starfield in benchmarks.
I've went from a 1600 to a 3600 to a recently purchased 5800x3d. 1660 super at the start of COVID to a 3060ti last year. Finally at the point where I can say I'm satisfied. Next upgrade will probably be when the 5000 series comes out. Gonna have to start the process over again CPU wise for some am5 action. 😭
I run a somewhat equivalent setup currently, and it's been fantastic. There isn't a game I can't run at smooth framerates, and DLSS helps a ton with 1440p - which is what I try to go for more often than not since I have a 27" 144hz 1440p G-Sync monitor alongside my secondary 24" 1080p 144hz one. Case is the MSI MAG Forge 100R (nice & semi-compact but still plenty of room for airflow & an AIO later on), motherboard is a B450 Tomahawk (planning to get a 13600K soon so not worried about upgrading to another AM4 board) CPU: R5 5600 @ 4.6Ghz (PBO, +200, x10 scalar, -10 offset - cooled with the good ol' RGB Wraith Prism), RAM: 32GB 3200Mhz DDR4 (2x 16GB), GPU: RTX 3060 Ti (Zotac Twin Edge LHR OC @ 110% PL, +150 core, +300 mem), PSU: EVGA 600BR 600w, Storage: Samsung 970 Evo Plus 1TB NVMe SSD (Main boot drive w/ Win 11 Pro), plus a Samsung 860 Evo 500GB M.2 SSD (running on a PCIe expansion card) and a 2TB 7200 RPM Seagate Barracuda HDD. I run my main games on either the 970 or 860, with the HDD being used mainly for older games/misc files like movies or something. All said and done I spent under $700, and this was throughout 2021-2022. Upgraded from a R5 2600 and RX 580 8GB with 16GB of RAM that I used for around 2-3 years beforehand.
running a 12400f with a 6650xt, was the best bang for the buck where i live back in december last year
Yeah been meaning to get a 6650xt for testing myself
@@RandomGaminginHD it's just a tad slower than the 3060ti @1080p, but quite slower at 1440p, because of the 128bit bus. My only criticism is how hot it runs, well, at least the sapphire pulse model, 80c and 90-93c hotspot temperature under full load (even with a 20c ambient temperature with a nice airflow case)
Im sitting here reading all the positive reviews of this combo and getting so excited to get it next year!
I paired a 12400 with a rx 6800 there is not many but some scenarios where the cpu is a slight bottleneck, but overall still do not regret my decision, that 12700k going for 244usd is looking awfully tempting however. - edit new text?!? lmfao
Currently running a Ryen 7 3800X and an RX 6600 8GB, 32GB RAM, 2TB Crucial P3 NVME SSD, More than happy with my setup. Building a second machine for my bedroom with my old R5 2600, just debating what card to stick with my R5 2600 or whether to get an upgrade for my 3800X and put the RX 6600 with my R5 2600
Finish dead island 2 on a 3060 12 gig and 12400f with 32 gigs of 3200 MHz ram had a great experience. Always above 60 with the avg being I'd reckon 80+ at 1440p high preset with the tex bumped up and dof n MB turned off. Prolly gonna rock this setup for another 2 years before upgrading the gpu (and maybe the cpu to wtv best cpu I'll be able to put in this platform). Plus dlss works really well at 1440p when compared to 1080p imo so that'll be a nice lil steroid for the games that I'll play that'll have it keeping me happy with my setup's perf and visuals.
I am using a RTX 3060 Ti ASUS TUF OC V2 with my AMD RYZEN 7 5800X3D , i am still doing very good fps wise in most games at 1080P ,but at 1440P the FPS isn't as stable, but still runs fine!
5800X3D? You need a 6900 XT! Set that up with SAM and watch it fly. I love Nvidia too so i'd suggest the most powerful GPU you can get with that chip.
@@Trick-Framed Thanks a lot, i was thinking either 6700XT or 6900XT , now thta would be an awesome amchine, and i have a 850W powersupply, i think that should suffice with that GPU?
@@f-35x-ii 850 Watts as long as it has enough on the 12V rail? Should be more than fine. But remember, you should have a good rated PSU. Gold or Platinum if yours isn't. Bronze at the very least. From an A Tier manufacturer. The ripple cheaper supplies have isn't worth it.
@@Trick-Framed Thanks a lot, yeah it's good PSU rated Gold, it's also fully modular so I should be fine!
@@f-35x-ii Most welcome. Any time.
I built my system as an apu system in the beginning of 2022 with a 5700g and I just dropped a 6700xt into it in Feb 2023 and it’ll last me a good 3+ years before I think about upgrading
I got the same CPU & GPU combination. Love it! ❤
la prueba de gta es buena por que hace que el procesador trabaje bastante, y se nota en esta vez que el procesador se queda corto para lo que puede hacer la grafica en ese juego
buen video
I'm running the i5 12600 and RTX 3060 Ti, Runs like a dream!
Hey there RGIHD!
I am loving your content, but I would love to make a suggestion.
For competitive games (Apex, CSGO, Fortnite, etc...), show some footage (or just a premade metric) for Low settings. I feel like it would be quite interesting to see how the PCs run competitive games at competitive settings, for max. FPS&Stability.
Now, I know that for example, this PC is way too powerful for Low settings but... I think there are people who would still like to see it in a competitive way. + you review weaker specs too, so :P
Cheers if you take this into consideration!
Could you possibly look into using a micro PC like the HP Elitedesk computers with the USB graphics card adapter you featured earlier? Would be interesting to see results of that. Gaming on a cheap(er) budget because those micro PCs sell for very little money and since there is no PCIE slot, if paired with a decent budget GPU what would be the result?
Id love if you made another video on the 6700 10gb version. In my country its cheaper than the intel and nvidia competition
if i were you, i would go for the 6700 xt for a bit more money
I have the exact same build, thanks for justifying my purchase :D but I'm rocking a 32GB RAM because RAM is relatively cheaper here
I was able to get my b660m pg from ali and it took my 12100f to 4.9ghz. Great fps boost on my 5700 xt when playing low-med settings
Paired the 3060 ti with the amd 9 5900x and it runs great on non-demanding games with ultra graphics and with good, not slacking performance on more demanding games like Final Fantasy 7 remake, Horizon Zero Dawn, and the Mass Effect Trilogy (modded for 2k textures) but I do experience performance drops from time to time on game titles like these. I overclock my 3060 ti on high demanding games and it runs well worth its weight, but after some hard deciding time I grabbed the rx 7900 xt but it was too large for my pc case without some major setbacks (corsair 4000D with a front mounted arctic aio). I realized that I could have made it worked using a 280mm top mounted rad or upgraded my pc case but I am too not inspired to do it right now so I just returned the rx 7900 xt (nothing against amd products though, I used a rx 580 before my 3060 ti and it worked great too but on medium-high settings only).
My GTX 1080 just bit the dust, and my friend was nice enough to give me a 3060Ti. It seems to run very smooth, with better 1% and 0.1% lows, as well as getting higher average frame rates. It is paired with an MSI X79 MB, and a Xeon E5-1660-V2 at 4.6GHz all core, and 32GB (4x8GB in quad channel) at 1866MT/s.
Good video as always, Sir! Would be nice to see your Jack Russell more often though! o7
Sounds like you owe your friend.
@@Gatorade69 I am his Mechanic. I take care of my friends, and they take care of me! Have a great day! o7
@@cmdrclassified That's always good to have. Only a few of the people I called friends would return a favor like that.
@@Gatorade69 Pretty sure I can count my friends on these 4 fingers! Who could ask for more?!!! o7
I recently bought an RX 6700 XT over the 3060 Ti to pair with my 10400f and I'm pretty happy. Would've bought the A770 but $250 was an amazing deal for a lightly used Asus Dual OC RX 6700 XT.
Intel + nvidia is truly the best combo
I'm running a R5 5600/ 3060 Ti which makes it really close to the system in the video, except I'm running 32Gb of Ram at 3600mhz. Upgraded to 1440p and the card really holds up well. I've paid about 600 euro for it back in 2021 close to launch so I'd say it served me well so far. Excited to see what AMD brings with the RX 7700/7800, maybe I can get a great deal on those later down the line. As much as I love this card, I kinda want VRAM for my next card, and that's currently impossible for Nvidia without selling my kidney.
Slapped am RTX 3060 Ti in my X99 platform a while ago.
i have this exact build except for the cpu which is just 1 gen older. i think its a great machine and i do all of my games at 1440p and also play a lot of vr games (which are inherently high resolution.) although i wish i had gotten a newer cpu because, while it is sufficient, i have a 165hz monitor and i rarely ever hit that target no matter which settings i use, because im cpu bound.
Built this pc for my brother in law back in early 2022 but using the 12400 non F due to GPU still expensive. Few month after during crypto crash I advice him to get 3060 Ti...
Nice Fancy Noctua Cooler o7
That was an interesting looking computer case. Do you know what brand and model it is?
Nice affordable setup that works well with decent fps.
I have an ryzen 5 5600x with an rtx 3060 ti. I think the 3060 ti still holds up these days, but I would consider it more of a 1080p card than 1440p that was designed for.
this is my card I am going keep it for a few months and save up for a 4070 next. the 3060 ti I have gives far better audio performance than the 6700 xt I tried to. when playing 5.1 Dolby
I had i5-12400f + rtx 3060.
Had game crash within 1 second of getting into actual game (after all loading, main menu), also couldn't render or transcode videos because program crash or even BSOD. 1299€
quick tip, if you wanna save some money go with a gtx 1080 (ti) off the used market. You'll save about 100$, though I am not too sure about Europe
i run r3 3200g and rx 6600 . solid still now
Should I buy a Rtx 3060 instead of a Rtx 4060 3060 ti or Rx 6700 because of the extra vram
can't wait for the Rtx 3070 in my new pc
Should have tried raytracing in cyberpunk since you were getting such a high fps with your settings.
Currently running an I5-12400F and an RX7600, wonder how that compares
I5 11400f, pny 3060 ti, Crucial Ballistix 16gb 3200mhz, 2tb WD sn850x ssd, Gigabyte B560 mobo, Thermaltake 600w psu, cooler master case...still happy with my rig. Should hold me for another 2 years before I build another rig.
What you think right now, choose cheap 3060 ti or 4060?
the one you can get for cheaper
I recently sold my ASUS Tuf 3060Ti OC for 100$. I already had a 3080, and the guy needed it more than I did.
Very nice of you :)
When Benchmarking GTA V, I'd suggest going near grassy areas since they cause a lot of performance dip.
quick question: in terms of performance, what results would a 10400f + rtx 3600 combo bring compared to this one for gaming at 1080p? , my target is reaching constant 60fps for any game on the market
I have a 10400, it struggles to constantly hit 60 fps in Cyberpunk, jedi survivor, watchdogs legion, plague tale requiem, Hogwarts legacy, Spiderman and Gotham knights. I'm sure it won't hit 60 in Starfield as well. If you're building a new pc, atleast get a 12400f.
Totally unrelated to the video (great as always btw)
I have the choice a 2600k and a 3570k. I have a Z75 motherbor but being 2023 and all idk which one would be better to choose.
No, I can't buy anything more modern.
Hope y'all can help me heh
I just picked up a 3060 Ti Used on eBay for $233 USD. Paired with my Ryzen 7 5800X and 48 gb ddr4 2400 mhz (unfornately thats all I had on hand). But overall been good.