Hi I have a question what NVIDIA card should I pair up with my ryzen 9 3900x as I just lost my 3070 as I would love to get a AMD card as they seem to have more features now days but one of my favourite games seems to really hate AMD and will not load with it
@chimney4The 2600 is a bit better than the 2500. Perfect for $240-$270 budget builds. I’d rather stay with the 2500 though since it’s only $7 used compared to $24
I mean, i guess then it's fair, if it's a heavily cpu bound application without need for a gpu app. However, in that case, why not just get a K version instead, with integrated graphics? That seem a little off to me🤷♂️
True, but if you’re gonna get a really good cpu, you’d think that getting an equal level gpu would just make sense. Maybe they’re an editor or 3D design person. Those are more work flow things that would benefit from a good gpu. Point is, you should try to have all your components on the same level, it just makes things so much easier and that way you don’t have much to worry about.
Bruh in my country the 6800xt is like 50% more expensive than the 6700xt. I want a i5 13600k for intense softwares and editing. My only choice is 6700xt or 6750xt (if it's available).
@@drew2626 AMD is like 5% cheaper but the b650 mobo are more expensive than z series mobo and the x series being even more expensive. So you are paying more for amd system here.
what's you're rule of thumb to decide which gpu to upgrade too or in the case that the cpu is the bottleneck what cpu to upgrade too? Do you go with a similarly priced gpu you had before?
@@GameCyborgCh most of the times for gaming gpu is the bottleneck but if i had an old cpu that was the bottleneck i would probably get last gen i 5 or ryzen 5 ex. Intel 11400/12400 or 3600
@@kazutowong makes sense i5s have always been (and it seems like intel aims to make them so) great value for gaming. AMD just took intel cpu scheme with ryzen. But you haven't answered the other question
@@Chrispy0 The reason I got the higher tier cpu is that I wanted to be able to run an upgraded gpu a couple years down the line without having to upgrade both- plus I do some CAD stuff and editing, so it’s nice to have that performance In terms of price- I paid $1600 dollars: new cpu, used gpu, $160 open box 32gb 6400 ram, $50 on overpriced white fans, $120 on a case, $85 for a 360mm aio (Black Friday steal), $270 on a white mobo, and $180 for a 1200w psu (I paid extra for aesthetics and upgrade path, especially with psu) Now tho, I think the total cost is $1450 or so (you can save 50 bucks by not buying the extra fans)
@@goldengoliath7618 I’m pretty sure 6700xt is better for most things than 3060 (other than RT, but at this level RT isn’t super important). However, I definitely wouldn’t say that a 3060 isn’t a great pairing either
When I was building my pc myself, the pc builders at the hardware store were surprised cos I was building my pc for the best cpu performance in mind and didnt want to add a gpu while buying the pc. I used my pc for work for a while then added a gpu to for gaming on my own.
No they are not. 5700XT cards are mostly used for mining and trash thats why nobody buys them. RX 6700 XT is still selling good but not dominating the market. RTX3060 ' 3060 Ti is dominating the market and people still buying them
Speaking of bottlenecking, what monitor would you recommend as a second external monitor to pair with a Acer Nitro 5 w/ an R7 5800H + RTX 3070 mobile? Obviously I'd like something that looks better, especially a 1440p ultra wide, but wouldn't that mean that I would need to run games at lower settings to achieve the same framerates if my CPU/GPU has to push more pixels? Should I go with a 1080 ultrawide instead, or maybe a 16:9 1440p display? What would be good to pair with a desktop if I buy one down the line? I know you mainly do PCs but I was wondering if you could help with this laptop issue. Love the Vids btw.
A 1440p monitor can display 1080p, so in an easy to run game such as cs:go, you can go 1440. But if your playing cyber punk at high settings, 1080p would be a smart choice. A 3070 laptop gpu is pretty beefy anyway.
Monitors are all preference & what you plan on doing. If competitive gaming is what you’ll do I’d go for a 1080p 144-240hz monitor. 1440 will reduce fps in games by 10-30%. 1440 ultra wide will also push your pc more as you’re making more horizontal pixels.
24in 1080p. 27in 1440p.32in 2160p. If you go above those values, your image will slightly become lower resolution until you’ve gone too big. Less fps as well, as you’ll have to push more pixels per inch
This short's implication that your GPU is gonna bottleneck your CPU is ridiculous and sends the absolute _wrong_ message to people trying to get into PC gaming. It's absurd to suggest people _overspec_ their GPU simply because they _happen to have_ a CPU that could justify it; that's definition sunk-cost fallacy. "Well, you already paid for this fancy CPU; may as well splurge and get a GPU that can leverage it, _even if you don't need it."_ Your CPU needs to be good enough to not meaningfully bottleneck your GPU at the resolution you play at. That's it. This notion that one is "leaving performance on the table" when pairing a 13600K with anything less than a 6800 is nonsense - something like a 3060 Ti (or really anything lower-end than a 6800) will run _just as well_ on a brand new CPU as it will on one that's a few years old. It'll run just as well on a 12400 as it will on a 13600K. Now, the _opposite_ is true if you buy a 4090 and pair it with a 4770k or something, but that's a different story entirely, and even then it's probably only gonna manifest at very high resolutions, and if you're playing at higher res, you' e invested in a fancy display and thus probably have a competent CPU anyway. Yes; if you have a powerful GPU, you want a CPU that will let it stretch its legs at those high resolutions. However, having a powerful CPU does not mean you necessarily want a equally powerful GPU. There are countless compelling reasons to get a powerful CPU despite not wanting a crazy GPU; the latter is much easier to upgrade and replace a few years down the line, whereas upgrading the former will likely necessitate a whole new motherboard. That's just like, my opinion though.
Hello there. I would like you're opinion on what components to pair with an i5 14600k for 1440p gaming. Having a hard time getting answer because I'm new to this and I always buy pre-builts. Thank you
FR, there's so many reasonable posibilities from that comment alone, from having non gpu intensive tasks that require the cpu power, to having received the cpu as a gift, to finding some weird offer, a stopgap gpu, living in a country with a weird market, etc.
For games like valorant its valid, running ryzen 5800X3D with a cheap 1050ti snd have time of a blast of a performance since the game is heavily cpu based
@@M1szSif u want a pc to last a while without becoming stuttering then get a £300. Some people want go buy a realy good pc now and ot perform the same as your 3rd pc in 5 years time
@@olibobs1411 i mean if you are just going to watch yt or use browser then yeah, you dont need a powerfull pc, any pc will work if you put something like tiny 11 on it, but if you want to be able to play games a 300$ pc aint gonna do it, i would wait until i have at least 1k to build a pc, if you arleady have a working one
I recently upgraded my wife's PC with a 6650xt and overclocked it is about 12% slower @ 1440 than the 6700xt stock and £100 cheaper it does run hotter but only by like 10c so something to consider if you are on a budget.
Is there a diffent installation for the kf than the k version . If someone is building a gaming pc why would there be a need to get a k if you would be using Better GPU all the time ? I’m new to pc builds doing the research?
@@sh0kwerm3 arguments can be made for use case. 1. Similar Price. 2. Software Encoding 3. Back Up Sometimes the price difference and performance is marginal depending on tiers and budgets. With having an iGPU you have the potential with professional work loads and motherboards to leverage both the iGPU and PCIE GPU to process video encoding faster. Lastly, troubleshooting. Sometimes the PCIE GPU can die or stop functioning properly. The iGPU would still allow you to troubleshoot issues in the event you don't have a spare GPU handy.
Best did come first so I imagine the cheapest that could possibly go for isn't ideal, but of course neither is a no bottleneck because it's not being used for what you expect
i5 13600k is a very good option. If all you care about is gaming then u can save some money and get the i5 13500 thats probably a better deal. Idk about AMD tho.
I’m getting a i9 to go with my 4060, over kill but the 4060 is all I need for the type of vr I’ll be doing I hope ( I’m currently using a i5 with a 1650 so almost anything will be a upgrade 😂 ).
Dude probably hit the cultural barrier, some folks mix up English terms cost-efficient and cheap. In Russian it's the same, because we suck at economy (USSR was a thing, after all)
Well It depends how far you want to go up in Settings and Resolution. You can put a GT1050 and play in 720p, or a 4080 and play in 4K .. There's a lot of GPU-s inbetween
Most likely they are using a prebuilt or just need display out. Buy a used gpu in the latter case. If you got a prebuilt that has an overly op cpu, FIRST look at what Power Supply you have, then look at gpus that would fit that. New, rx6600 is good for the price, used an rx5700xt slaps for the price, and anything above those is amazing as well. Rx580 8gb at the cheapest, only used though. Buying new, buy something actually decent rather than overspending on a 580. I was similar, my pc came with a i7700k which at the time was an amazing cpu. Still use that board and cpu now, with a friend's build.
Currently using an i5 12400f, 16gb DDR4 3200, Strix 1080ti 11gb oc, 1tb gen4 nvme ssd but the gpu is slowly dying and im considering going for a new gpu, probably a 4070 or 4070 super.
I think the commenter's question rates further questioning like: "What's your budget?" or even "Where do you want to bias that? Towards best or cheapest?"
I mean it depends what deals you get. I found a used rx 6700 xt for 200, and i have that exact cpu. Bottleneck is 8% for anyone wondering, i can play titles like dl2 in ultra maxed out with RT. Considering the cheapest 6800xt i could find used in my country was 450, id go 6700xt every day.
That bottleneck calculator depends on user input. Most people have no clue about hardware so I would take the percentage you get with a grain of salt. EDIT: I played around with a few combos and the site wants to tell me a 7600X (or better) is too weak for a 6900XT. I don't believe that.
Depends on what they are doing. Video editing in premiere is heavy on the cpu you can get a super cheap gpu and be more than ok. For gaming, terrible idea.
Well zack, its not sus when he or she uses it for developement requiring multi-core horsepower for compiling while having the option to put a high end gpu along the way ♥️😁👍👌
This sounds like someone who has a rich friend who got that CPU but quickly upgraded to something like an i9 or Ryzen 9 and then sold the i5 to them for a cheap price. But they still need a GPU and don't have much money for it. That's how it sounds to me. So just recommend what they're asking for instead of assuming that they're rich because they have a good CPU
This is my system requirements suggest me an upgrade that is compatible with my current system and will provide me lag free Minecraft gaming :- "1. Operating System: Windows 10 Pro (64 Bit) 2. Processor: Intel Core i5-4670T CPU @ 2.30 GHz 3. RAM: 8GB DDR3 4. Graphics Card: Nvidia GeForce 210 (VRAM 512MB) 5. Storage: 232GB SSD (Solid State Drive) & 1TB HDD (Hard Disk Drive) 6. Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-H81M-DS2 7. Power Supply (PSU): iBall ZPS-281 (Wattage: 250W) 8. Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS): Intex Protector 725 9. Case: ZB 5003 Zebion Cabinet Peripherals: 1. Monitor: LG 19M38Ab 19-Inch (47 Cm) Led 1366 X 768 Pixels Monitor (59.790 Hz) 2. Keyboard: HP V4L74AA Wireless Keyboard 3. Mouse: GM320 Optical Gaming Mouse 4. Speakers: HP 2.0 Compact Speakers'
It would make sense if he only plays cpu intensive games like valorant or cs go. I myself pair 5600x with 1050ti, gives me easy 300+ fps for valorant. I dont play any single player games.
I always buy at least i5 (mid tier) CPU even if I have budget card because I will be upgrading GPU twice or thrice before next major CPU upgrade.. I keep my CPU for atleast 7-8 yrs... Edit: But yes If u are building new pc and have no old components then you should buy a GPU at par with your CPU.
hey man im new to pc building ive been following you for awhile and i used your videos and can you give me some tips on the best pair gpu for the intel i5 6500 ? pls it will really help me out thx
I'm planning this build(MSI Built) a comment from experts would be deeply appreciated: CPU: I5-13400F MOBO: MSI Mag B660 Tomahawk E Project RAM: GSkill Trident 32GB ddr5 2x16GB 6000mhz Now this is hard for me the GPU, because I see in YT that AMD is better in terms of FPS for 1440p for below selection. -MSI RX 6650 XT 8GB -MSI RTX 3060 12GB Ventus RTX 4060 Ti might be a good but I heard that it's the worse series by Nvidia so far because only minor improvements. I'm worried if I buy RTX 3070 or RX 6700 XT I might get a cpu bottleneck.
Youll be just fine with either the 3070 or the 6700xt dw you wont get any bottle necks especially if u play on 1440p since you know as u go higher up in resolution when gaming the cpu matters less and less like for examole u can pair a 13600k with a 4090 if youre planning on playing on 4k
Dear zak, what is the best pc parts list to go with a Rtx 3060? I am kinda on a budget but I am saving up right now. I am 1/6 done saving all the money up.my budget is about 1000
My setup is a r5 5600 pair with a RX 6600, to my surprise, the GPU is weaker compare to the CPU, and the bottleneck is for 14% as the CPU is faster than the CPU, on that same website the perfect match was a RX 6750 XT with 0% bottleneck, so... Spending on a brand new GPU along with a 750W PSU just for the GPU... More money to spent 😭
Hey! I'm not an expert on pc builds and I have recently came up with a build idea which includes an RTX 3070 Ti and an i7-10700k. I bet this is a stupid idea because I came up with it myself but let me know what you think and if possible, suggestions to make it better. I'm not working with a lot of money so I have decided I would spend most of it onthe cpu and gpu.
Or you know stop spending on 4k graphics and just spend on top of the line 1080p performance every 2 generations. Huge money sink for such extreme bottlenecks. The reason why the market is so bad is do to the fact everyone wants a fancy 4k multimonitor setup but fails to understand that these companies are eating you for all you are worth.
I put ar 580 8gb into my7040 optiplex. I had to leave the psu outside of the case, because i cheaped out and bought one that was a hair too big. New case incoming. it slaughters.
I bought it when it was really discounted at a local shop and paired it whit a 3060 . Just for now I will upgrade graphic card when it melts from the cpu heat The fucking I5-13600kf is a fucking oven
In your opinion has is these together Ryzen 5 5600X Radeon RX 6650 XT MSI tomahawk max wifi board 40 gigs of ram Thank you for your videos mam. New to this and your helping alot. Much love.
Man prolly got a good deal for a motherboard with it because its usually 400 dollars at a local best buy and they trow in some 3200mhz ram that costs 30 dollars so hr prolly got one of those
wouldn't be sus here intel has always been near double the price of a equivalent processor of amd here also you might not have considered it but they might be juiced on very high refresh rate monitors at 1080p or lower like the 540 hertz one
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I put together an i5-4590 and a 3050 8gb, what would you rate my setup
Build a completed build 😂
Speaking of Rx6700Xt, Can I pair it with the i3-12100F without bottleneck? I was kinda hoping to upgrade to that later on next year.
Hi I have a question what NVIDIA card should I pair up with my ryzen 9 3900x as I just lost my 3070 as I would love to get a AMD card as they seem to have more features now days but one of my favourite games seems to really hate AMD and will not load with it
What do you recommend for a i7-12700k
“Hey bro, what CPU do you have?”
“I got an i5”
“Oh yeah, which one, 13600k?”
“2500🗿”
@chimney4The 2600 is a bit better than the 2500. Perfect for $240-$270 budget builds. I’d rather stay with the 2500 though since it’s only $7 used compared to $24
i3 2120t
i3-550 here
Snagged myself a r5 7600 for $200, great for the price.
i7 860 here
It's usually a work PC, only need a GPU for display
I mean, i guess then it's fair, if it's a heavily cpu bound application without need for a gpu app. However, in that case, why not just get a K version instead, with integrated graphics? That seem a little off to me🤷♂️
@@thekickanoragm8559cheaper. and by a lot
@@thekickanoragm8559exactly also integrated graphics are getting good now so it could also lightly game
If that the case just buy gt 710 😂😂
@@eien2183or just save money and get the non F version which is cheaper and has higher performance
Not everyone is focused on gaming, lots of work flows benefit from a good cpu
True, but if you’re gonna get a really good cpu, you’d think that getting an equal level gpu would just make sense. Maybe they’re an editor or 3D design person. Those are more work flow things that would benefit from a good gpu. Point is, you should try to have all your components on the same level, it just makes things so much easier and that way you don’t have much to worry about.
Bruh in my country the 6800xt is like 50% more expensive than the 6700xt. I want a i5 13600k for intense softwares and editing. My only choice is 6700xt or 6750xt (if it's available).
Why do you want Intel?
@@drew2626ecause he has functioning brain cells
@@StunXPlayz AMD
@@drew2626maybe qsv? Also if they can get a good deal on an Intel board, why not Intel?
@@drew2626 AMD is like 5% cheaper but the b650 mobo are more expensive than z series mobo and the x series being even more expensive. So you are paying more for amd system here.
For me my rule of thumb is around 40-50% of my budget goes to the gpu
Im stupid and i spent 150 dollars for the rest of my pc and spent 300 dollars on my gpu
what's you're rule of thumb to decide which gpu to upgrade too or in the case that the cpu is the bottleneck what cpu to upgrade too?
Do you go with a similarly priced gpu you had before?
@@GameCyborgCh most of the times for gaming gpu is the bottleneck but if i had an old cpu that was the bottleneck i would probably get last gen i 5 or ryzen 5 ex. Intel 11400/12400 or 3600
@@kazutowong makes sense i5s have always been (and it seems like intel aims to make them so) great value for gaming. AMD just took intel cpu scheme with ryzen.
But you haven't answered the other question
@@mirorommelaere7616 PSU goes boom boom boom...
rocking an Intel ARC A770 16gb with my 13600k… seems to pair well
I built my pc end of last year, got a 6700xt with 13600k- it’s a great pairing and I saved money that I can spend on an upgrade in a couple years
@@ShaI7ow_what's the specs and price of your build? Personally I would've saved a little on the CPU to upgrade the GPU
@@ShaI7ow_rtx 3060 works best
@@Chrispy0 The reason I got the higher tier cpu is that I wanted to be able to run an upgraded gpu a couple years down the line without having to upgrade both- plus I do some CAD stuff and editing, so it’s nice to have that performance
In terms of price- I paid $1600 dollars:
new cpu, used gpu, $160 open box 32gb 6400 ram, $50 on overpriced white fans, $120 on a case, $85 for a 360mm aio (Black Friday steal), $270 on a white mobo, and $180 for a 1200w psu
(I paid extra for aesthetics and upgrade path, especially with psu)
Now tho, I think the total cost is $1450 or so (you can save 50 bucks by not buying the extra fans)
@@goldengoliath7618 I’m pretty sure 6700xt is better for most things than 3060 (other than RT, but at this level RT isn’t super important). However, I definitely wouldn’t say that a 3060 isn’t a great pairing either
When I was building my pc myself, the pc builders at the hardware store were surprised cos I was building my pc for the best cpu performance in mind and didnt want to add a gpu while buying the pc. I used my pc for work for a while then added a gpu to for gaming on my own.
Used 5700xt and new 6700xt are dominating the market right now!
No they are not. 5700XT cards are mostly used for mining and trash thats why nobody buys them. RX 6700 XT is still selling good but not dominating the market. RTX3060 ' 3060 Ti is dominating the market and people still buying them
@@amanwithashotgun7341bruh look at Linus video of testing gpus that have been mined on
using my 13400 with a 6800. Perfect combo as bought the gpu after 2 months of building the pc
Speaking of bottlenecking, what monitor would you recommend as a second external monitor to pair with a Acer Nitro 5 w/ an R7 5800H + RTX 3070 mobile? Obviously I'd like something that looks better, especially a 1440p ultra wide, but wouldn't that mean that I would need to run games at lower settings to achieve the same framerates if my CPU/GPU has to push more pixels? Should I go with a 1080 ultrawide instead, or maybe a 16:9 1440p display? What would be good to pair with a desktop if I buy one down the line? I know you mainly do PCs but I was wondering if you could help with this laptop issue. Love the Vids btw.
A 1440p monitor can display 1080p, so in an easy to run game such as cs:go, you can go 1440. But if your playing cyber punk at high settings, 1080p would be a smart choice. A 3070 laptop gpu is pretty beefy anyway.
1440p downscaled to 1080p also increases game latency if that matters to you
Monitors are all preference & what you plan on doing. If competitive gaming is what you’ll do I’d go for a 1080p 144-240hz monitor. 1440 will reduce fps in games by 10-30%. 1440 ultra wide will also push your pc more as you’re making more horizontal pixels.
24in 1080p. 27in 1440p.32in 2160p. If you go above those values, your image will slightly become lower resolution until you’ve gone too big. Less fps as well, as you’ll have to push more pixels per inch
@@mauriciocalderon8573 only if it’s downscaled, if it’s rendered in 1080p, it won’t be downscaled
For 1440p gaming, the Radeon RX 7900 XT pairs greatly with the i5-13600KF.
This short's implication that your GPU is gonna bottleneck your CPU is ridiculous and sends the absolute _wrong_ message to people trying to get into PC gaming. It's absurd to suggest people _overspec_ their GPU simply because they _happen to have_ a CPU that could justify it; that's definition sunk-cost fallacy.
"Well, you already paid for this fancy CPU; may as well splurge and get a GPU that can leverage it, _even if you don't need it."_
Your CPU needs to be good enough to not meaningfully bottleneck your GPU at the resolution you play at. That's it. This notion that one is "leaving performance on the table" when pairing a 13600K with anything less than a 6800 is nonsense - something like a 3060 Ti (or really anything lower-end than a 6800) will run _just as well_ on a brand new CPU as it will on one that's a few years old. It'll run just as well on a 12400 as it will on a 13600K.
Now, the _opposite_ is true if you buy a 4090 and pair it with a 4770k or something, but that's a different story entirely, and even then it's probably only gonna manifest at very high resolutions, and if you're playing at higher res, you' e invested in a fancy display and thus probably have a competent CPU anyway.
Yes; if you have a powerful GPU, you want a CPU that will let it stretch its legs at those high resolutions. However, having a powerful CPU does not mean you necessarily want a equally powerful GPU. There are countless compelling reasons to get a powerful CPU despite not wanting a crazy GPU; the latter is much easier to upgrade and replace a few years down the line, whereas upgrading the former will likely necessitate a whole new motherboard.
That's just like, my opinion though.
Hello there. I would like you're opinion on what components to pair with an i5 14600k for 1440p gaming. Having a hard time getting answer because I'm new to this and I always buy pre-builts. Thank you
@@sdungmuli3717if you are on budget RX 6700 XT is good enough. If you can go a bit higher, 6800 XT, RX 7800 XT, RTX 4090 etc all are good choices.
I wouldnt take advice from someone ignoring your requirements
FR, there's so many reasonable posibilities from that comment alone, from having non gpu intensive tasks that require the cpu power, to having received the cpu as a gift, to finding some weird offer, a stopgap gpu, living in a country with a weird market, etc.
@@LOKO22Bach u don't think this much possibilities lol and u need a decent gpu even for productive tasks
@@Censtoneven a 3060 is enough for any productivity task
@@ncpv U need 4090 and 4080 7900 xt or xtx for graphic designing, Modeling and animation....And many more tasks require highest possible gpu..
@@Censton be more specific lmao you absolutely do not need a 4090 for these
Can't wait for this guy to learn what saving up is
I would like to see a full detailed video for a beginner pc builder on what GPUs to pair with each AMD and Intel processors. PLEASE
PC-Builds. Bottleneck calculator is pretty good try that.
@@petermikus2363 thankyou
Thinking about maybe building a new PC with a I5-13600K paired with an RX 7800 XT, I'm assuming this combo would also pair very well
thats what i just got
Is nobody gonna mention the Batman meme he just showed us
For games like valorant its valid, running ryzen 5800X3D with a cheap 1050ti snd have time of a blast of a performance since the game is heavily cpu based
I mean nothing wrong with a 6700XT to go with your 13600KF
i mean, unless youre trying to push 500 fps in something like csgo, thats just wasted money on cpu
@@M1szSif u want a pc to last a while without becoming stuttering then get a £300. Some people want go buy a realy good pc now and ot perform the same as your 3rd pc in 5 years time
@@olibobs1411 i mean if you are just going to watch yt or use browser then yeah, you dont need a powerfull pc, any pc will work if you put something like tiny 11 on it, but if you want to be able to play games a 300$ pc aint gonna do it, i would wait until i have at least 1k to build a pc, if you arleady have a working one
Is rx 6950 xt + i5-13600kf good duo?
@@Kambel89 definitely, I was going for the exact same
I recently upgraded my wife's PC with a 6650xt and overclocked it is about 12% slower @ 1440 than the 6700xt stock and £100 cheaper it does run hotter but only by like 10c so something to consider if you are on a budget.
Just bought a 13600kf and a 6750 xt for my wife’s pc lol
Happy wifey
Is there a diffent installation for the kf than the k version . If someone is building a gaming pc why would there be a need to get a k if you would be using Better GPU all the time ? I’m new to pc builds doing the research?
Installation is the same, you would only get integrated graphics if it’s cheaper or if you don’t plan on buying a GPU right away
@@sh0kwerm3 arguments can be made for use case.
1. Similar Price.
2. Software Encoding
3. Back Up
Sometimes the price difference and performance is marginal depending on tiers and budgets. With having an iGPU you have the potential with professional work loads and motherboards to leverage both the iGPU and PCIE GPU to process video encoding faster.
Lastly, troubleshooting. Sometimes the PCIE GPU can die or stop functioning properly. The iGPU would still allow you to troubleshoot issues in the event you don't have a spare GPU handy.
Best did come first so I imagine the cheapest that could possibly go for isn't ideal, but of course neither is a no bottleneck because it's not being used for what you expect
Get a 6950XT
Maybe he is compiling Firefox on GNU/Linux and using Hyprland? and some Minetest gaming
Zach! What is the best graphicscard for i7 700f sorry that i cant spell im from Sweden btw
1080ti
I7 what?
I bought a 7900XTX for my 13600KF, and I don't regret anything. (sapphire nitro+)
Bruh I got an AMD Athlon X4 860k quad core with an RX 580 ☠️
You can already imagine the bottlenecking
Maybe the guy wants to do some heavy video editing or something since that requires a lot of CPU load if I'm not mistaken
What cpu should I couple a 4070 with?
I already have it
i5 13600k is a very good option. If all you care about is gaming then u can save some money and get the i5 13500 thats probably a better deal. Idk about AMD tho.
I’m getting a i9 to go with my 4060, over kill but the 4060 is all I need for the type of vr I’ll be doing I hope ( I’m currently using a i5 with a 1650 so almost anything will be a upgrade 😂 ).
tbh an i5-13400f/13500 would be fine for VR, an i9 seems like overkill for VR.
RX 6400 or RX 6500 XT is the best option for this one
The laptop gpu
Dude probably hit the cultural barrier, some folks mix up English terms cost-efficient and cheap. In Russian it's the same, because we suck at economy (USSR was a thing, after all)
Spoiler alert: he didn't answer the question.
??? 6800xt, 7900xt, 7900xtx
I dont feel like getting a "cheap amd cpu" when paying more than the difference in pricing into stuff like motherboard and ddr5 ram...
My pairing is a 5700x with a AMD Ryzen 5950x...
It had a pairing with a 1 GB GDDR5 Card, I bought back in 2013 and was a low end card even back then.
Tbf, I thought I bid on a 6700x on ebay, but bid on a 5700x. Never buy stuff, when you are sleep deprived & in the middle of the night.
Well
It depends how far you want to go up in Settings and Resolution.
You can put a GT1050 and play in 720p, or a 4080 and play in 4K ..
There's a lot of GPU-s inbetween
Not everyone games and just needs a decent GPU to handle multiple monitors, or provide some additional processing grunt for some algorithmic work.
Most likely they are using a prebuilt or just need display out.
Buy a used gpu in the latter case.
If you got a prebuilt that has an overly op cpu, FIRST look at what Power Supply you have, then look at gpus that would fit that. New, rx6600 is good for the price, used an rx5700xt slaps for the price, and anything above those is amazing as well.
Rx580 8gb at the cheapest, only used though. Buying new, buy something actually decent rather than overspending on a 580.
I was similar, my pc came with a i7700k which at the time was an amazing cpu. Still use that board and cpu now, with a friend's build.
13600kf is a beast, it can handle the mighty 4090 with 0% bottleneck.!
Currently using an i5 12400f, 16gb DDR4 3200, Strix 1080ti 11gb oc, 1tb gen4 nvme ssd but the gpu is slowly dying and im considering going for a new gpu, probably a 4070 or 4070 super.
KF series has their graphics disabled. Hence you need a separate video adapter to drive the display, even if all you do with it is running excel.
I think the commenter's question rates further questioning like: "What's your budget?" or even "Where do you want to bias that? Towards best or cheapest?"
I mean it depends what deals you get. I found a used rx 6700 xt for 200, and i have that exact cpu. Bottleneck is 8% for anyone wondering, i can play titles like dl2 in ultra maxed out with RT. Considering the cheapest 6800xt i could find used in my country was 450, id go 6700xt every day.
That bottleneck calculator depends on user input. Most people have no clue about hardware so I would take the percentage you get with a grain of salt.
EDIT: I played around with a few combos and the site wants to tell me a 7600X (or better) is too weak for a 6900XT. I don't believe that.
Depends on what they are doing. Video editing in premiere is heavy on the cpu you can get a super cheap gpu and be more than ok. For gaming, terrible idea.
I'm an AMD fanboy and even I'm tired of people recommending the 6700 XT
why dont you try a 6700 XT
If I was on a tight budget I’d always get a higher end cpu so I can upgrade the gpu Down the line with no further concerns about bottlenecking it
I have a 6700 XT and 11700F. Not exactly apples to apples but I'm yet to hit more than 10-15% utilization.
I'm extremely happy with my combination R7 7800x3d (€380 on BF) and RX 7800XT (€480 on BF)
Well zack, its not sus when he or she uses it for developement requiring multi-core horsepower for compiling while having the option to put a high end gpu along the way ♥️😁👍👌
Best egpu for my laptop with 13th gen intel i5 P varient
This sounds like someone who has a rich friend who got that CPU but quickly upgraded to something like an i9 or Ryzen 9 and then sold the i5 to them for a cheap price. But they still need a GPU and don't have much money for it. That's how it sounds to me. So just recommend what they're asking for instead of assuming that they're rich because they have a good CPU
Pretty obvious it’s a productivity pc that just wants “the cheapest best amd gpu” like they said. Good suggestion though on the 6700xt
When someone asks for "The best AND cheapest" anything, the question itself is already broken because those two terms tend to be mutually exclusive.
This is my system requirements suggest me an upgrade that is compatible with my current system and will provide me lag free Minecraft gaming :-
"1. Operating System: Windows 10 Pro (64 Bit)
2. Processor: Intel Core i5-4670T CPU @ 2.30 GHz
3. RAM: 8GB DDR3
4. Graphics Card: Nvidia GeForce 210 (VRAM 512MB)
5. Storage: 232GB SSD (Solid State Drive) & 1TB HDD (Hard Disk Drive)
6. Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-H81M-DS2
7. Power Supply (PSU): iBall ZPS-281 (Wattage: 250W)
8. Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS): Intex Protector 725
9. Case: ZB 5003 Zebion Cabinet
Peripherals:
1. Monitor: LG 19M38Ab 19-Inch (47 Cm) Led 1366 X 768 Pixels Monitor (59.790 Hz)
2. Keyboard: HP V4L74AA Wireless Keyboard
3. Mouse: GM320 Optical Gaming Mouse
4. Speakers: HP 2.0 Compact Speakers'
i have a 7900x3d but i cant afford a gpu xd so im pairing it with my old 1050 :^)
It would make sense if he only plays cpu intensive games like valorant or cs go. I myself pair 5600x with 1050ti, gives me easy 300+ fps for valorant. I dont play any single player games.
I always buy at least i5 (mid tier) CPU even if I have budget card because I will be upgrading GPU twice or thrice before next major CPU upgrade.. I keep my CPU for atleast 7-8 yrs...
Edit: But yes If u are building new pc and have no old components then you should buy a GPU at par with your CPU.
Finally a loop that makes sense even if it doesn’t loop
I have 12% Bottleneck with 5800x3d and 7900xtx :D and never seen any big problem yet
hey man im new to pc building ive been following you for awhile and i used your videos and can you give me some tips on the best pair gpu for the intel i5 6500 ? pls it will really help me out thx
i think im out of the loop cause that doesnt seem like a bottleneck, my pc has a bottleneck with a i7-4470k, 32gb ddr3 ram and rtx 2080s
I actually got a very overkill cpu for my 6700xt aswell and now I want a better graphics card eventhough I don't need it...
Well you could also use an rx 6600
if he wants to run his gpu on 100% all the time even in games like cs2 or valorant then yeah he can use that gpu
Tell me you save your money but cannot resist the urge to spent your saving without telling you use your saving
hey i was just wondering whats a good pair with my gtx 1660 ti rn i have a i5 11400f love ur videos btw i mainly play fortnite
I dont care about performance i just want it to turn on cheapest thing to go with rtx 4090 that lets it turn on nothing else
I'm planning this build(MSI Built) a comment from experts would be deeply appreciated:
CPU: I5-13400F
MOBO: MSI Mag B660 Tomahawk E Project
RAM: GSkill Trident 32GB ddr5 2x16GB 6000mhz
Now this is hard for me the GPU, because I see in YT that AMD is better in terms of FPS for 1440p for below selection.
-MSI RX 6650 XT 8GB
-MSI RTX 3060 12GB Ventus
RTX 4060 Ti might be a good but I heard that it's the worse series by Nvidia so far because only minor improvements.
I'm worried if I buy RTX 3070 or RX 6700 XT I might get a cpu bottleneck.
Youll be just fine with either the 3070 or the 6700xt dw you wont get any bottle necks especially if u play on 1440p since you know as u go higher up in resolution when gaming the cpu matters less and less like for examole u can pair a 13600k with a 4090 if youre planning on playing on 4k
Just dropping it here for CPU justice, what is the GPU that I should pair with Ryzen 9 7900X
Knowing that you may not select it
go for rtx 4070 or rx 7900xt
I am running a 3060ti with the 13600kf. I got the 13600kf for free though. Im getting 155fps plus on almost every game.
Dear zak, what is the best pc parts list to go with a Rtx 3060? I am kinda on a budget but I am saving up right now. I am 1/6 done saving all the money up.my budget is about 1000
I have the same cpu and runing 3080 I love it for the games I play
I paired my 13600k with a 4090 for VR and 3440x1440 gaming.
I've never heard a youtuber say buy a brand new amd graphics card until now. Lol
paired 13600kf with a last gen 3090 😂 cost me my left testicle
Suspicious yes, probably pairing it with cheap parts to sell at a unreasonable price to a unknowing person but thats just my 10 cents
My setup is a r5 5600 pair with a RX 6600, to my surprise, the GPU is weaker compare to the CPU, and the bottleneck is for 14% as the CPU is faster than the CPU, on that same website the perfect match was a RX 6750 XT with 0% bottleneck, so... Spending on a brand new GPU along with a 750W PSU just for the GPU... More money to spent 😭
should've gone for a 550w psu and 6600xt
Hey! I'm not an expert on pc builds and I have recently came up with a build idea which includes an RTX 3070 Ti and an i7-10700k. I bet this is a stupid idea because I came up with it myself but let me know what you think and if possible, suggestions to make it better. I'm not working with a lot of money so I have decided I would spend most of it onthe cpu and gpu.
Or you know stop spending on 4k graphics and just spend on top of the line 1080p performance every 2 generations. Huge money sink for such extreme bottlenecks. The reason why the market is so bad is do to the fact everyone wants a fancy 4k multimonitor setup but fails to understand that these companies are eating you for all you are worth.
hey, could you test the Intel Core i5-1035g4 vs Intel Core i5-7200u processor? pls because I want to know which one is better

I put ar 580 8gb into my7040 optiplex. I had to leave the psu outside of the case, because i cheaped out and bought one that was a hair too big. New case incoming. it slaughters.
lost all credibility when he showed a bottleneck calculator. Those websites are garbage and don’t mean anything. The 6700XT is a dominant 1440p gpu
My amd ryzen 1400 broke last month so I got an intel core i5-13500 but I'm still using a GTX 970
Hey Zach, love your videos ❤.
I got a question.
What cpu should I pair with an RTX 4080?
What pay should I get for my Ryzen 5 7600x and rtx 4060 ti
360$ for an i5 when i could get a ryzen 5900x on prime day for 270 just seems a little crazy
6900xt. If I hear the word 6700xt again someone will get hurt.
It aint a word
Rtx 4080 is the answer I run a 12600Kf and it runs perfectly
Whats best expensive GPU for i5 10400 please reply ..btw big fan
I bought it when it was really discounted at a local shop and paired it whit a 3060 . Just for now I will upgrade graphic card when it melts from the cpu heat
The fucking I5-13600kf is a fucking oven
I have a 14700k and 750 ti. Games kust fine
Probably a da vinci resolve user etc.
In your opinion has is these together
Ryzen 5 5600X
Radeon RX 6650 XT
MSI tomahawk max wifi board
40 gigs of ram
Thank you for your videos mam. New to this and your helping alot. Much love.
Please. People have all sorts of CPU heavy tasks. Why would you even shame someone for getting a $300 CPU, it's not even a fortune.
He’s trying to future proof bro, the cpu lasts 10 years a gpu maybe 6 or so
not sus at all. different people different need.
Man prolly got a good deal for a motherboard with it because its usually 400 dollars at a local best buy and they trow in some 3200mhz ram that costs 30 dollars so hr prolly got one of those
Dam that batman bottle neck 😅
wouldn't be sus here intel has always been near double the price of a equivalent processor of amd here
also you might not have considered it but they might be juiced on very high refresh rate monitors at 1080p or lower like the 540 hertz one